Threats and vulnerabilities
Keeping up with the latest threats and vulnerabilities is a battle for any security pro. Get up-to-date information on email threats, nation-state attacks, phishing techniques, ransomware and malware, DDoS attacks, APTs, application vulnerabilities, zero-day exploits, malicious insiders and more.
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Tip
10 Dec 2024
Webhook security: Risks and best practices for mitigation
Webhook security is an ongoing process, with responsibility shared between providers and consumers to protect against threats and ensure a secure webhook ecosystem. Continue Reading
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News
09 Dec 2024
Attackers exploit vulnerability in Cleo file transfer software
Cleo disclosed and patched the remote code execution vulnerability in late October, but managed file transfer products have proved to be popular targets for threat actors. Continue Reading
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Answer
09 Apr 2007
How can attackers exploit RSS software flaws?
RSS syndication feeds are a convenient way to get your news, blogs or other favorite content, but these popular tools are often left exposed. In this SearchSecurity.com Q&A, Ed Skoudis explains how malicious hackers can attack RSS software and distribute malicious code. Continue Reading
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Feature
26 Jan 2007
Balancing the cost and benefits of countermeasures
The final tip in our series, "How to assess and mitigate information security threats," excerpted from Chapter 3: The Life Cycle of Internet Access Protection Systems of the book "The Shortcut Guide to Protecting Business Internet Usage published by Realtimepublishers. Continue Reading
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Feature
26 Jan 2007
Network-based attacks
The second tip in our series, "How to assess and mitigate information security threats," excerpted from Chapter 3: The Life Cycle of Internet Access Protection Systems of the book The Shortcut Guide to Protecting Business Internet Usage published by Realtimepublishers. Continue Reading
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Feature
12 May 2005
E-mail policies -- A defense against phishing attacks
In this excerpt of Chapter 6 from "Phishing: Cutting the Identity Theft Line," authors Rachael Lininger and Russell Dean Vines explain how e-mail policies help protect companies from phishing attacks. Continue Reading