Anatomy of a Targeted, Persistent Attack

Author: Dennis Fisher

January 28, 2010 9:15 am

A new report published today sheds light on the
steps ultra-sophisticated attackers take to gain a foothold inside
governments and company networks and remain entrenched in order to
steal intellectual property and other data. The bad news is these
attacks — including the recent ones on Google, Adobe, and other
companies — almost always are successful and undetectable until it’s
too late.
Read the full article [Darkreading.com].

A new report published today sheds light on the
steps ultra-sophisticated attackers take to gain a foothold inside
governments and company networks and remain entrenched in order to
steal intellectual property and other data. The bad news is these
attacks — including the recent ones on Google, Adobe, and other
companies — almost always are successful and undetectable until it’s
too late.
Read the full article [Darkreading.com].

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