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Trend Micro Threat Intelligence Manager Web Console Detection
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Trend Micro Threat Intelligence Manager sampleReporting.php 'fakename' Parameter File Disclosure
The version of Trend Micro Threat Intelligence Manager running on the remote Windows host is affected by a file disclosure vulnerability due to a failure to properly sanitize user-supplied input to the 'fakename' parameter in the sampleReporting.php script. A remote, unauthenticated attacker, usi...
Wendy Nather on the Retail Cyber Intelligence Sharing Center
Dennis Fisher talks with Wendy Nather about her new role as the research director at R-CISC, the challenges of getting companies to share threat intelligence, how smaller retails can deal with breaches and threats, and how the government can play a role in information sharing. Download:...
Cisco to Buy OpenDNS Company for $635 Million
Cisco, a networking giant that offers traditional network edge protection, has announced that the company is buying cloud-based security company OpenDNS for $635 Million. Yes, OpenDNS, whose Domain Name Services DNS you might have used to avoid regional restrictions or to improve your Internet...
Cisco Acquires OpenDNS for $635 Million
Cisco continues to spend on security, today announcing its intent to acquire San Francisco-based OpenDNS for $635 million. OpenDNS’ domain name system and cloud-based security services bring threat data collected from those platforms to Cisco’s security offerings. “To build on Cisco’s advanced...
Active Defense Can Give Pause to Threats
SAN FRANCISCO – Disrupting hackers on your own network has become sort of a parlor trick for enterprises with enough resources and desire to dive into those waters. Today at RSA Conference, one expert explained how most organizations can leverage networking tools they’ve already invested in to pu...
RSA Conference Panel on Threat Information Sharing Bill
SAN FRANCISCO – The House of Representatives is considering a pair of information sharing bills this week. Also up for consideration is a data breach notification bill that is not likely to make it into law any time in the near future. According to a panel of experts at the RSA Conference, the...
Project Artillery - Full Suite for Protection against Attack on Linux and Windows
Project Artillery is an open source project aimed at the detection of early warning indicators and attacks. The concept is that Artillery will spawn multiple ports on a system giving the attacker the idea that multiple ports are exposed. Additionally, Artillery actively monitors the filesystem fo...
Preventing Silent Data Exits a Workable Problem for Businesses
CANCUN–Businesses, especially those in the financial sector, should operate under the assumption that data exfiltration either is or will soon happen in their organization. A lot like car insurance, end users should hope for the best and prepare for the worst, according to Wells Fargo’s Steve...
Facebook Opens ThreatExchange Information Sharing Platform
Facebook, with its giant infrastructure and its equally wide view into Internet attacks, has built an information-sharing platform that it hopes will entice other big technology companies to join and contribute threat data and indicators of compromise. The platform, called ThreatExchange, already...
New Cyber Threat Center May Face Challenges
In the wake of news-making attacks on Sony Pictures, Home Depot and many others, the federal government is establishing a new information integration center to focus on cyber threats. The center will analyze intelligence contributed by several agencies, along with the private sector, a model that...
Operation DeathClick APT Malvertising Campaign
Advanced persistent threat groups are using malvertising in order to compromise the networks of their adversaries in what appears to be an example of high-level, nation-state attackers borrowing tactics from the typically less sophisticated cybercriminal arsenals. Attackers are also borrowing fro...
Researchers Work to Predict Malicious Domains
SEATTLE–A typical phishing or Web-based malware attack usually isn’t terribly complex. But they need a few things in order to work, and one of the key components often is a malicious domain. Researchers spend a lot of time identifying and taking these domains down, but some researchers now are...
OpenSSL Heartbleed Impact, Vulnerabilities Down in 2014
On the one hand, the total number of vendor-reported vulnerabilities are down so far this year. On the other, 2014 was the year of the Heartbleed, the common name for a vulnerability in the nearly ubiquitous OpenSSL’s encryption implementation library, which IBM Security Systems characterized as...
Georgia Tech Releases BlackForest Threat Intelligence Tool
Enterprises longing for an automated system that sends up a smoke signal that attackers may be planning a move against a particular organization or are promoting a new tool that targets companies in a specific industry may have had their wish come true. Georgia Tech Research Institute has release...
New Oil and Natural Gas ONG-ISAC Launches
Energy utilities certainly have not been spared by hackers who for years have targeted vulnerabilities in process control systems and networks with alarming success. In a move to close the gap and keep that corner of the U.S.’ critical infrastructure secure, a new information sharing group popped...
Crowdsourcing a Tool for Application Vulnerability Research
Pulling in security help on a project has traditionally meant either hiring more full-time help, or bringing in an outside consultant. Enterprises and vendors alike, however, are starting to really go outside the perimeter these days and are taking advantage of crowdsourcing. Given the paranoia i...
Vulnerability Management: Think Like an Attacker to Prioritize Risks
Attackers care about ROI – they want to accomplish their objective with the least investment of time and resources possible. The same is true for you - to most effectively manage vulnerabilities, you need to think like an attacker. Ask yourself: How would you go about compromising systems,...
Hook Analyser 3.1 - Malware Analysis Tool
Hook Analyser is a freeware application which allows an investigator/analyst to perform “static & run-time / dynamic” analysis of suspicious applications, also gather analyse & co-related threat intelligence related information or data from various open sources on the Internet. Essentially it’s a...
Skybox Security 6.3.x - 6.4.x - Multiple Information Disclosure
Exploit for hardware platform in category web applications Exploit Title: SKYBOX Security – Multiple Information Disclosure Date: 22-Jan-2014 Exploit Author: Luigi Vezzoso Vendor Homepage: http://www.skyboxsecurity.com Version: Skybox View Appliances with ISO versions: 6.3.33-2.14, 6.3.31-2.14,...