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RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ISC2 Get your skills certified by (ISC)2 to fight cyber threats As cyber threats continue to evolve and change, certified security and IT pros have never been more in demand. It takes a fully trained team to ensure that your organization is protected. Your knowledge and skills in security play a critical role in ensuring your organization is secure. Learn if CISSP or SSCP is the right certification for you, download the Snapshots today. Europol and security vendors disrupt massive Ramnit botnet The operation seized command-and-control servers and Internet domains used by the Ramnit gang Read More Facebook fixed 61 high-severity flaws last year through its bug bounty program The company paid US$1.3 million to 321 outside security researchers in 2014 Read More Flaw in popular Web analytics plug-in exposes WordPress sites to hacking Attackers can easily crack cryptographic keys used by the WP-Slimstat plug-in and use them to read information from a site's database Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 10 Essential Elements for a Secure Enterprise Mobility This white paper highlights 10 key points encompassing security, user experience, IT operations and BYOD to help your organization realize the full benefits of mobility. Learn more DOJ offers $3 million reward for Gameover Zeus botnet suspect DOJ hopes the multi-million dollar reward will reinvigorate the hunt for the suspect Read More Anthem's latest breach estimate says 78.8 million were affected At least 14 million records are incomplete, but they probably don't belong to Anthem members Read More Google scraps annual Pwnium bug-hunting contest Google said the change will prevent researchers from holding onto dangerous bugs in order to claim a big prize Read More Gemalto says spies probably didn't steal mobile phone encryption keys from it after all After an internal investigation, Gemalto said hacks on its network didn't breach separate infrastructure protecting SIM card encryption keys Read More | |||||||||
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2015년 2월 26일 목요일
DOJ offers $3 million reward for Gameover Zeus botnet suspect
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