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SpyEye Behind Cyber-fraud

04
Aug
2011

SpyEye is now very well known within all security communities and security blogs of the world.The latest version of the SpyEye tool includes very powerful capabilities, specifically designed to steal sensitive data from Windows users conducting monetary transactions over the Internet. The Trojan tool is sold on the underground market and in cybercrime forums to […]

Category General Written by CA Security Advisor Research Blog 0 Comments

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Blaming the Victim.

08
Jul
2011

.not, on this occasion, the classic Blackhat “It’s your fault that we’ve hacked your server, infected you with a virus, and broadcast your credit card details and gaming credentials to anyone one who cares to access the torrent” self-justification. (Which reminds me of a mugger saying “don’t make me do this to you” while he […]

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Can simple Google searches reveal your secrets?

05
Jul
2011

It seems pretty obvious that implementing solid security practices, such as encryption, is a guaranteed way to protect your company secrets. Or is it? As a data protection and privacy professional, I feel even the best cryptographic algorithms are useless when the secret guarding the secret is commonly available. Think about this for a moment. […]

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