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The 2012 Cost of Cyber Crime study is published today. It’s good news and bad news.
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. . International Days of security, which already exist and are organized by the European Commission should be more focused on practice, awareness is not enough! BTW: although they do a very good job! There is a need to do more, such as:
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Japanese Government Investigates Major University Data Breaches...
At the beginning of October, Team GhostShell published around 120,000 record sets collected after breaching several of the world’s most important universities. Since some of the affected educational institutions are from Japan, the country’s government has launched an investigation into the matter.
The affected institutions are Osaka City University, University of Tokyo, Nagoya University, Tohoku University, and Kyoto University.
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Trust your search engine results? Read how image searches within Bing are being poisoned by attackers in order to drive web traffic to malicious sites.
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Google officials said that they have started warning thousands of users about possible state-sponsored attacks on Gmail and other Google services from China, Iran, Syria and other countries.
Read more: http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/google-warning-about-more-state-sponsored-attacks-100412
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A team of hackers claims to have broken into more than 120,000 computer accounts at dozens of universities to protest what it sees as the high cost and low quality of higher education. The group, called “Team GhostShell,” claimed responsibility on Monday for the computer attacks in a post to an online bulletin board.
The post listed the universities that were the group’s targets, including Harvard University and the Universities of Cambridge and Tokyo.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague will tell an international conference it has "never been easier" to be a cyber criminal.
Read more, a MUST: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19824188
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Berlin’s Trifense, an EIT Entrepreneurship Award winner, takes a new approach to Internet security – and starts to gain traction in the...
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Brazilian hackers remotely took over 4.5 million home routers, and compromised their DNS settings in their plot to make a fortune.
Fabio Assolini, a researcher for Kaspersky Labs, gave a fascinating presentation at the Virus Bulletin conference in Dallas last week, describing how more than 4.5 million home DSL routers in Brazil were found to have been silently hacked by cybercriminals last year.
Fixing the problem, however, was not so easy. The automated remote hacks of millions of ADSL modems had not just changed the devices' DNS settings - they had also changed the password to access the device to phrases like "dn5ch4ng3" and "cg4ng3dn5", meaning that users could no longer get in via their admin panels. If only they had known the exploit too..
Read more, a MUST: http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/10/01/hacked-routers-brazil-vb2012/
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At the start of National Cyber Security Awareness month, the White House is the latest target of a cyberattack, according to a new report.m...
Read more, a MUST: http://mashable.com/2012/10/01/white-house-hacked-computers/
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Die Angriffe heutiger PC-Viren wirken wie Kinderkram, vergleicht man sie mit den möglichen Hacking-Szenarien der Zukunft. Zusätzlich erschreckend: Die meisten Methoden funktionieren schon jetzt.
Dieses sollte man unbeding lesen, es ist keine "Fiction", sondern Realität:
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The why and the what of Personalised Learning John Pallister...
Gust MEES: when teaching the basics of IT-Security personalized learning is a MUST anyway! I do this since already > 12 years with a big success...
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Threats in the digital universe are becoming more urgent. To defend themselves, governments, businesses and individuals will need to decipher one of the most...
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An international gang of cyber crooks is plotting a major campaign to steal money from the online accounts of thousands of consumers at 30 or more major U.S. banks, security firm RSA warned.
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The websites of several Swedish government agencies were knocked offline at 2.30pm on Friday afternoon, the time at which hacktivist network Anonymous warned it would launch a cyber attack against Swedish state interests.
Read more: http://www.thelocal.se/43640/20121005/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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Hague announces plan for new cyber security centre to guard against cyber attack and offer nations advice on improving their cyber defences...
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Cybercriminality is traditionally guerilla warfare: stay hidden, pop up, fight and run. But now RSA has detected a step-change in methodology - from hidden insurgency to full-frontal blitzkrieg involving 100 co-ordinated botnets.
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EU startet Cyberkrieg-Manöver
4. Oktober 2012 von Manfred Kohlen
Dass die Politik ebenfalls längst reagiert hat, ist weniger bekannt: Schon 2009 entschied eine Ministerialkonferenz in Tallinn, der Hauptstadt Estlands (wo 2007 laut Kamluk die politisch motivierten Internetkriege begonnen hatten), dass die europäischen Länder unter Anleitung der EU-Sicherheitsagentur ENISA 2010 mit Manövern “zum Schutz kritischer Informations-Infrastrukturen” beginnen sollen.
Mehr erfahren: http://www.itespresso.de/2012/10/04/eu-startet-cyberkrieg-manover/
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Bei einem 20 Tage währenden Port-Scan hat HD Moore Millionen IT-Systeme und Internet-fähige Geräte entdeckt, die mangelhaft gesichert sind.
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Summary: The hacktivist group behind Project Hellfire claims to have leaked records from 100 of the top universities around the world.
Read more: http://www.zdnet.com/ghostshell-leaks-120000-records-from-top-100-universities-7000005118/
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Some of the US government's most sensitive networks were reportedly infiltrated by hackers, in a worrying development in the escalating ‘cyber war' taking place between nations.
According to US website FreeBeacon, the attack was instigated by Chinese attackers and infiltrated several aspects of its network, including the system used by the White House Military Office for nuclear commands.
A subsequent statement given to FoxNews.com appeared to tacitly confirm the attack, although did not make any direct reference to China and played down the extent of the threat to the nation.
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Neelie Kroes launches European Cyber Security Month in October 2012 - a network of events in 8 European countries to highlight the importance of cybersecurity - and offer some simple tips for how to stay webwise and safe online. http://www.enisa.europa.eu/activities/cert/security-month/pilots. ;
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An ongoing research project...
Gust MEES: when teaching the basics of IT-Security and also ICT personalized learning is a MUST anyway! I do this since already > 12 years with a big success... Think also on "Learning by doing"!
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Incapsula conducted a study and released an interesting infographic that provides statistical information on the top threats and attacks by country.
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http://www.scmagazine.com/attacks-and-threats-by-country/slideshow/944/#2