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The Attribution Question: Does It Matter Who Attacked You?

Jun

2016

Everyone will ask whodunnit, but how can an organization put that information to practical use during disaster recovery and planning for the future? In normal life crises, the jump to assess blame is often the emotional reaction, but rarely the appropriate reaction. Assessing blame for who hit you with a cyber-attack, however — if not […]

Category Cyber warfare Written by Darkreading 0 Comments

Apache Binary Backdoors on Cpanel-based servers

Apr

2013

For the last few months we have been tracking server level compromises that have been utilizing malicious Apache modules (Darkleech) to inject malware into websites. Some of our previous coverage is available here and here.However, during the last few months we started to see a change on how the injections were being done. On cPanel-based […]

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Ichitaro Vulnerability: Another Zero-Day Exploit in the Wild

Feb

2013

We have already seen a handful of zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild this year. These vulnerabilities have affected users globally leaving both individuals and organizations scrambling to protect their computers. While this does become tiring, this is not the time to rest or become complacent, especially for those using the Japanese word processor […]

Category General Written by Symantec Security Response Blog 0 Comments

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