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Australian medical centre infected with Ransomware Malware demanding $4000 to Unlock

A Gold Coast, Australian medical centre computers are infected with some ransom malware by a group of Russian hackers. The hackers encrypted the practice's patient database, demanding payment of $4000 for the files to be decrypted. "Cyber criminals based mainly throughout Eastern Europe look for...

Australian medical centre infected with Ransomware Malware demanding $4000 to Unlock

A Gold Coast, Australian medical centre computers are infected with some ransom malware by a group of Russian hackers. The hackers encrypted the practice’s patient database, demanding payment of $4000 for the files to be decrypted. "Cyber criminals based mainly throughout Eastern Europe look for...

PT-2013-36: XML External Entity Injection in Wonderware Win-XML Exporter

Positive Research Center experts have discovered "XML External Entity Injection" vulnerability in Wonderware Win-XML Exporter. If an attacker manages to make a victim open a project that contains specially crafted XML, Wonderware Win-XML Exporter will automatically send the contents of local or...

Stolen NASA Laptop Puts 'Large Number' of Employees at Risk

NASA has enacted new policies to protect employee and other sensitive information after a laptop was stolen from an employee’s locked vehicle, exposing records of personal information on a “large number” of NASA employees. The laptop was not protected by whole disk encryption, NASA officials said...

Secunia launches Secunia Vulnerability Intelligence Manager 4.0

78% of vulnerabilities are found in third-party programs. Security teams cannot monitor all of them manually or determine which ones are critical to their organization. Secunia, the leading provider of IT security solutions that enables businesses and private individuals to manage and control...

Alliance Issues Guidance for Cloud-Based SIEM Services

The non-profit Cloud Security Alliance today released guidelines for the nascent Security as a Service SecaaS specialization within the broader realm of cloud computing. The goal, the group says, is to help companies and consumers gain a better handle on how best to evaluate, build and deploy...

IT Security Horror Stories: Truth is Scarier Than Fiction

At Coalfire Labs, we discover--and help our clients address--some pretty scary security and compliance problems. Everyones heard of blood-sucking cyber criminals looking for vulnerable IT systems. Even when organizations have protections in place, these monsters just wont give up. Their appetite ...

IT Security Horror Stories: The Case of the Phantom Technician

At Coalfire Labs, we discover--and help our clients address--a lot of scary security and compliance problems. Like zombies out looking for a victim, nefarious characters are out to attack your IT infrastructure and compromise your systems. Even when organizations have protections in place, the...

Appeals Court Calls Bank's Security "Commercially Unreasonable"

The United States Court of Appeals on Tuesday reversed a lower court’s decision, ruling that the IT security system used by a domestic bank was not “commercially reasonable” to protect its customers. The ruling PDF, in the case of People’s United Bank formerly Ocean Bank of Maine versus Patco...

A CISO's Guide To Application Security – Part 5: Justifying an Investment in AppSec

This post is the last in a 5-part series on Application Security, or “AppSec”. This blog post series has examined the growing threats to software, defined the components of a sound AppSec program, described an evolutionary path to AppSec maturity, and considered a number of tools and technologies...

Cyber Security Index Highlights Political Threats, Business Partner Risk

The first annual Index of Cyber Security finds that senior security officers are more concerned than at this time last year about the risk of cyber attack and other online risks, with concerns about ideologically-motivated hacktivists and the threats posed by business partners and other “counter...

servu/serv-u by replacing the servudaemon. ini elevation of privilege-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

servu 6.3/6. 4 and 7. 0,8. 0 and so there is a directory traversal vulnerability. Using a writable account to log in if it is anonymous ftp, it only read permissions C:\Documents and Settings\Administratorftp 127.0.0.1 Connected to 127.0.0.1. 2 2 0 Serv-U FTP Server v6. 4 for WinSock ready...

Citing Terms Of Service, Google Takes Down Blog Of Iranian Security Researcher

An Iranian man who revealed a vulnerability in a widely used point of sale POS system in Iran had his blog confiscated by Google, which cited violations of its Terms of Service. A Google spokesman acknowledged that the company pulled down the Blogger site that Khosrow Zarefarid, an Iranian IT...

A CISO's Guide To Application Security – Part 2: The Growing Threat to Applications

Editor’s Note: This post is the second in a multi-part series on Application Security, or “AppSec” prepared by our friends over at application testing firm Veracode. The series will define the components of a sound AppSec program, delineate the growing threats to software, weigh the costs of a da...

ZyXel GS1510 Cross Site Scripting

Advisory Information Title: Multiple vulnerabilities in ZyXel GS1510 web front end Date published: 2012-03-14 12:57:15 AM upSploit Ref: UPS-2011-0042 Advisory Summary IT Security Geeks have discovered multiple vulnerabilities in the ZyXel 1510 24-port Ethernet switch, these include Admin password...

RSA: Chaos In the Security World, And the Situation Is Perfect

Right on cue this week, the anarchic hacking collective Anonymous stepped up and grabbed the story line away from the lions of the IT security industry. With the annual RSA Conference set to begin, the whistle blowing site Wikileaks released the first of some five million e-mail messages stolen...

Coalfire in the News

Its been quite a season in the world of IT security as we move into 2012. As experts in our field, we are often asked to comment on current trends and recent stories. Take some time to check out what we have had to say recently:...