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Security researchers decided to cancel a planned demonstration of security holes in industrial control systems from Siemens following requests from the German manufacturer and a security response team. Read the rest of this entry »
Newly Released – a customized version of the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report for 2010.
Symantec Logged 286 Million Threats In 2010… more than 40 percent more mobile vulnerabilities than a year ago.
Tags: Assets, Cyber War, databreach, IT Controls, Risk, SCADA, SQL Injection, Stuxnet, Symantec, XSS | 
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This is an in-depth analysis and attack data from HP DVLabs. Documenting security vulnerabilities and breaches for 2010. The goal of this report is to arm enterprise IT, network and security administrators with information on the attacks targeting their data centers and networks. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Assets, Cyber War, databreach, Human Element, IT Controls, Risk, Risk Management, SCADA, SQL Injection, XSS | Comments Closed
At TED2011 Conference, Ralph Langner, a German cyber-security expert and an international leading researcher in SCADA security, discusses the work he and his team did to tear apart the Stuxnet worm and work out exactly what it does and what it’s target and ultimate purpose were. A very sobering breakdown.
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