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This series began with a general definition of Application Security (“AppSec”) as a fundamental infosec practice that addresses the reduction of both immediate and systemic software risk. When undertaken correctly, AppSec takes a systematic, programmatic approach to hardening business-critical software, from the inside. That’s not to say that organizations must over-invest in an advanced program from the start to be effective – in fact, quite the opposite.
The FBI's "Operation Ghost Click" announcement in Nov 2011, involving the Rove Digital botnet delayed cleanup efforts that we 
By Vyacheslav Zakorzhevsky
At the time of writing there is a new Facebook phishing attack going on. It will not just try to steal your Facebook credentials; it will also try to steal credit card information and other important information such as security questions.

