Vulnerability disclosure discussions were the favorite parlor game of the security community for a long time, but slowly and surely, debates over exploit sales are nudging disclosure off its pedestal.
Adobe released its May 2013 security updates, which includes patches for vulnerabilities in ColdFusion being exploited in the wild.
A Cambodian website compromised by the same group involved in the Department of Labor watering hole attack is serving malware and targeting employees of USAID.
It’s no secret that Java has moved to the top of the target list for many attackers. It has all the ingredients they love: ubiquity, cross-platform support and, best of all, lots of vulnerabilities. Malware targeting Java flaws has become a major problem, and new statistics show that this epidemic is following much the same[...]
Defenders are at an asymmetric disadvantage when it comes to defending their networks. Attackers spend every minute of their day focused exclusively on penetrating your network to accomplish their mission…and opportunities abound.
“Patents against innovation”. Sounds as paradoxical as “bees against honey”, “hamburger patties against buns”, “students against sex” or “rock ...
Fostering knowledge exchange among different generations of security researchers is maybe one of the best traits of a good security conference. Judging by its attendance, NoSuchCon can easily claim to...
Olga Rumyantseva began her 7 Volcanoes expedition in Antarctica as the first Russian woman to climb Mount Sidley. Mount Sidley (4,285 m) is the highest and most imposing of the five volcanic mountai...
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