Hackers destroy pump in U.S. water utility attack |
- Hackers destroy pump in U.S. water utility attack
- Cybercriminals to turn mobile phones into ATMs
- Most popular prohibited IT activities in the workplace
- Backdoor Trojan pushed via versatile Facebook campaign
- Tips for secure mobile payments
- Create a Wi-Fi hotspot anywhere
- Solutions for inspecting and securing SSL traffic
| Hackers destroy pump in U.S. water utility attack Posted: 18 Nov 2011 06:12 AM PST Hackers attacking SCADA systems and wreaking havoc in a nation's critical infrastructure has become a justified concern for all countries. But, setting aside Iran and attacks against its nuclear progr... |
| Cybercriminals to turn mobile phones into ATMs Posted: 18 Nov 2011 05:45 AM PST With all of the crazy 2011 security breaches, exploits and notorious hacks, what can we expect for 2012? Researchers of the Websense Security Labs provide their top predictions for the coming year. ... |
| Most popular prohibited IT activities in the workplace Posted: 18 Nov 2011 05:15 AM PST In spite of the fact that 74% of the interviewed IT professionals have already misused the company's IT system, and could have lost their job, if a video recording could have proven wrongdoing, 92% of... |
| Backdoor Trojan pushed via versatile Facebook campaign Posted: 18 Nov 2011 04:42 AM PST Thanks to its social nature, Facebook is one of the preferred tools of cyber crooks looking to scam users and peddle malware. Microsoft recently spotted a considerably versatile social engineering ... |
| Tips for secure mobile payments Posted: 17 Nov 2011 11:20 PM PST With the increased use of mobile devices to pay for goods and services, traditional wallets with cash and credit cards could one day be obsolete. A new ISACA white paper examines this growing trend an... |
| Create a Wi-Fi hotspot anywhere Posted: 17 Nov 2011 11:19 PM PST TP-LINK announced two new Portable Wireless N Routers, designed to provide high-speed Internet access anywhere you go. Both routers are ideal for connecting tablet computers, smart phones, portable ga... |
| Solutions for inspecting and securing SSL traffic Posted: 17 Nov 2011 11:19 PM PST Fidelis Security Systems announced the SSL Decoder within Fidelis XPS, which provides the ability to assess the authenticity of an SSL certificate. They also introduced the Fidelis SSL Inspector 10G, ... |
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