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Dutch Users Served SINOWAL for Lunch

19

Mar

2012

Dutch users were recently targeted in a website compromise that involved a popular news site in the Netherlands, nu.nl. The site was compromised and modified to load a malicious iframe that resulted to visitors’ systems being infected with a SINOWAL variant. Trend Micro researcher Feike Hacquebord says that considering the different characteristics of this attack, […]

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The Beauty and the BEAST

29

Sep

2011

Transport Layer Security – (TLS) is a protocol often used during HTTPS connections to secure web sites. For almost a decade, it has been known that TLS 1.0 was insecure and vulnerable to attack – primarily due to its usage of the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of operation. TLS version 1.1 and then TLS […]

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Pepper Flash for Google Chromebooks — What’s Going On?

08

Jul

2011

Yesterday, I blogged about the older version of Adobe Flash Player on my recently purchased Google Chromebook. On Tuesday, the day before, I’d sent out a note to Adobe’s PSIRT asking if they knew what was up with this earlier version. Today, Adobe got back to me today saying that Flash Player version 10.2.158.27 is […]

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