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Ryan Naraine's Security Watch (10 unread)

• November 20, 2008
• 21:16

  Will Black Monday for Malware Ring True?

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Will Malware surge on the Monday after Thanksgiving as it did last year. PC Tools says yes, but others remain less convinced.

  

  
• 0:22

  Is Economic Turmoil Really Driving Threats?

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Cyveillance is theorizing that a recent increase in phishing attacks is tied to the ongoing economic upheaval.

  

  
• November 19, 2008
• 5:02

  McColo Shutdown Strands Tons of Zombies

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Anti-botnet specialist FireEye has observed armies of zombified PCs left alone in light of the high-profile McColo takedown.

  

  
• November 17, 2008
• 17:04

  Online Malware Goes Vertical

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  ScanSafe notes that certain vertical industries, in particular those involving infrastructure-oriented organizations, are seeing rapid growth in the range of Web-based malware attacks they encounter.

  

  
• 16:48

  Insider Threat Driving Many Data Loss Events

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Insider activity remains one of the most significant drivers of corporate data leakage.

  

  
• November 13, 2008
• 3:07

  Network Attacks Increase in Volume, Size, Sophistication

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  According to Arbor Networks' latest research, network-based attacks have advanced in almost every sense over the last year.

  

  
• November 12, 2008
• 23:22

  NSF-funded Anti-Malware Vendor Launches

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  NovaShield, a start-up based out of the University of Wisconsin, has launched its first commercial product, a new take on behavior-based anti-malware techniques.

  

  
• 22:54

  Is Spam Really Slipping?

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  MX Logic is the latest research house to observe a dip in spam volume, but it's hardly all good news.

  

  
• November 11, 2008
• 0:23

  Critical Infrastructure Unprepared for Attacks

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  There's growing evidence that critical infrastructure assets remain woefully vulnerable to potential cyber-attacks.

  

  
• November 07, 2008
• 0:56

  New Malware Family Took Off in October

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  According to Sunbelt Software's monthly listing of the most ubiquitous malware and spyware attacks, an entirely new family of threats emerged rapidly during October.