Oracle Critical Patch Update April 2012
Oracle releases its Critical Patch Updates (CPUs) on a quarterly schedule and today made public its April edition with patches for many of its product lines. Oracle patches are usually so massive (88...
View ArticleHack Naked TV Episode 31
In this edition of Hack Naked TV we discuss AV an how we fail to implement it correctly in our environments. Links for this episode: Bypassing AV for the sake of Forensic Analysts everywhere A couple...
View ArticleApple Remote Fail
So I decided to go for the whole Apple TV thing and it was very easy to install as expected. The only odd thing was that as I was navigating through the NetFlix menus, I noticed my Mac’s volume going...
View ArticleProtecting the Systems that Power Our Nation
Mark Trump is an application engineer at FoxGuard Solutions. FoxGuard provides cyber security and regulatory compliance assistance for critical infrastructure and industrial control systems. Recently,...
View ArticleNetwork Security Podcast, Episode 274
The gang is scattered to the wind. Rich is off at some random Margaritaville and Zach is pretending he has a real life and a new job or something. So Martin called out the cavalry and is joined...
View ArticleUnited States Army: Security Recruiting, The Challenge
Interesting screed, via Network World's Ellen Messmer detailing the challenges faced by the Army of the United States of America, in that branch of the service's efforts targeting the recruitment of...
View ArticleCareer Advice Tuesday – “ I Have Nothing Against Profit”
Dear Infosecleaders: I am writing to you because I would like some advice on how to make a transition as an Information Security leader from a non-profit entity to a large enterprise. For the past five...
View ArticleInfoSec Daily Podcast Episode 647
Episode 647 - Quantum Encryption,TriCk, 100 days, Mimikatz, and MySQL DoS
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View ArticleYear Of Security for Java – Week 16 – Set a Soft Session Timeout
What is it and why should I care? A session timeout is an important security control for any application. It specifies the length of time that an application will allow a user to remain logged in...
View ArticlePrototyping Mitigations with DBI Frameworks
A couple weeks ago I had the privilege of both attending my first Austin Hackers Association meeting and speaking at the first Infosec Southwest conference in Austin, Texas. I had been wanting to visit...
View ArticleReview: GFI LanGuard – An enterprise solution on an SMB budget
Having tried out other GFI software and been truly happy with them, we decided to try out another one of their products, GFI LanGuard. GFI LanGuard offers patch management, software deployment,...
View ArticleIncite 4/18/2012: Camión de Calor
It was a Mr. Mom weekend, so I particularly appreciated settling in at the coffee shop on Monday morning and getting some stuff done. And it wasn’t just trucking the kids around to their various...
View ArticleStored Cross Site Scripting via File Upload
Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is one of the major flaw in Web Applications, and it is also one of the difficult form of Cross-Site Scripting to be detected by Automated Scanners. A simple example...
View ArticleAV Is Dead. Again. Apparently.
A hat-tip to Kurt Wismer for drawing my attention via Security Memetics to a test (of sorts) described on a SANS web site. @robtlee specifically claims that “This isn’t an anti-AV or HIDS write-up…”...
View ArticleICANN Oops…
http://www.icann.org/en/news/announcements/announcement-14apr12-en.htm Actually, can anybody find a web site privacy policy for icann.org? Maybe I’m blind, but I can’t find it… “14 April 2012...
View ArticleNo Reservations – Remote Access Trojan Pilfers Credit Cards from Hotels
Our intelligence center researchers recently uncovered attack code being sold in underground forums that uses a remote access Trojan to steal credit card information from a hotel point of sale (PoS)...
View ArticleReported bad domains
CLKTURN.NET ICANN Registrar: Todaynic.com Created 9 March 2012 IP: 85.93.18.203 Registrant: Marcos P Robledo, marcosprobledoint@gmail.com Shares IP with advirginmobile.com and impsserv.com (that first...
View ArticleNew Bill wants internet to be censored from porn by default
A new Bill wants to protect children by requiring all users to opt-in if they want to access porn. This would create a system of censorship by default. Is this necessary when parents already have...
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