Lost in the Noise

RSS:

• FLAME – The Story of Leaked Data Carried by Human Vector
• Redux: Are you sure SHA-1+salt is enough for passwords?
• ‘Bioskits’ Join Ranks of Stealth Malware
• 60% of ISPs to roll-out IPv6 by end of 2012
• Researchers find ways to bypass Google’s Android malware scanner
• FBI Opens Investigation into Stuxnet Attack Leaks
• Inside iOS: Security, Vulnerabilities, and Jailbreaking
• MD5 password scrambler ‘no longer safe’
• Crypto breakthrough shows Flame was designed by world-class scientists
• Report: North Korea Accused Of DDoS Attack On South Korean Airport
• Flame authors order infected computers to remove all traces of the malware
• sKyWIper: A complex malware for targeted attacks (pdf)
• Bogus story: no Chinese backdoor in military chip
• CVE-2012-1823 being exploited in the wild
• Is CVE-2012-0507 the best toolkit to exploit Mac OS X?
• How Did They Get In? A Guide To Tracking Down The Source Of An APT
• Q1 Threats Go Mobile
• A Quick Primer on Internet Peering and Settlements
• French Budget Minister website hijacked
• Deeper into the rabbit hole. The infinite-layer malware
• Flashback Cleanup Still Underway—Approximately 140,000 Infections
• Is Anti-Virus Really Dead? A Real-World Simulation Created for Forensic Data Yields Surprising Results
• GetMama Analysis: Having fun and reading PHP
• Cyber security: Private responsibility, public concerns
• Microsoft Responds to Critics Over Botnet Bruhaha
• The value of HTTP 404 Errors
• Why an outdated Java Plugin is so serious
• Disrupting Cybercrime via Hosts and ISPs
• AhnLab published ASEC Security Report Vol.26.
• Everything you thought you knew about cybercrims is WRONG
• Verizon Breach Report – Application Security Specific Highlights
• Keeping the customer satisfied: cybercriminals focus on service
• Botnet Shutdown Success Story – again: Disabling the new Hlux/Kelihos Botnet
• Chrome addons hacking: Bye Bye AdBlock filters!
• MS Office exploit that targets MacOS X seen in the wild – delivers “Mac Control” RAT
• The mystery of Duqu: Part Ten
• IBM Releases Trend and Risk Report
• Scamming the scammers – catching the virus call centre scammers red-handed
• Ten Million DNS Resolvers on the Internet
• Signed Malware; you can run, but you can’t hide!
• Bredolab Botmaster ‘Birdie’ Still at Large
• Reversing & Malware Analysis Training – Reference Guide
• Mac Malware at the Moment
• Microsoft and partners disrupt Zeus botnets
• Revisiting Targeted Attacks – Insights From the Past to Present
• Google can’t track every single click of your web surfing. Only most of them.
• Shhh… don’t let your response headers talk too loudly
• Get Your ICS Off The Internet!
• Certified Lies: Detecting and Defeating Government Interception Attacks Against SSL
• First reports of IPV6 DDoS attacks raise security fears