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Sécurité : Les Mac davantage ciblés par les attaques en 2011 - Sécurité - D'après un document mis en ligne par F-Secure Labs, en 2011,... 
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F-Secure Security Labs brings you the latest online security news from around the world. Ensure that you are up-to-date with the latest online threats to guarantee your online wellbeing.
From April to December 2011, there have been several dozen new Mac threats.
Well, that's nothing when compared to Windows malware — but it's definitely something when compared to the number of Mac threats seen prior to 2011.
We expect more of the same for 2012.
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Les pirates informatiques s'en donnent à coeur joie pendant les fêtes. Depuis le jour de Noël, une campagne de phishing cible les utilisateurs d'ordinateurs fabriqués par Apple. Son but : dérober des données bancaires....
Si une personne clique sur ce lien, elle sera dirigée vers un site Internet très convaincant : d'abord, une page de connexion, demandant de saisir ses identifiants (Apple ID et mot de passe).
Puis, le visiteur est transféré sur une page lui demandant de mettre son "profil" à jour, notamment en indiquant ses informations bancaires (numéro de carte, etc.). Encore une fois, la page en question est très crédible.
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Carrier IQ espionne-t-il vraiment les smartphones ?
Est-ce que le logiciel Carrier IQ, présent sur plus de 140 millions de téléphones à travers le monde, espionne les données utilisateur des mobiles sous iOS, Android, Nokia et BlackBerry ? Le point sur le sujet avec huit questions clefs.
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The engineering team at French firm Applidium has claimed to have hacked Siri's security protocol and the format that it uses to communicate with Apple's iPhone 4S. This means that ...
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Following Apple's announcement that all applications submitted for inclusion in the App Store will have to have sandboxing implemented starting from March 1, 2012, researchers from Core Labs, the research arm of Core Security Technologies, have decided to analyze whether this requirement and the sandboxing practice offer the protection that app developers and Apple believe it does.
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Ein bekannter Sicherheitsforscher hat eine bislang nicht bekannte Schwachstelle in iOS ab Version 4.3 entdeckt und mit einer vermeintlich harmlosen App demonstriert. Apple ist nicht begeistert und hat sein Entwicklerkonto gesperrt.
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Charlie Miller, spécialiste en sécurité bien connu sur Mac, a identifié une vulnérabilité qui frappe cette fois iOS.
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Comprehensive Mac OS X and iOS forensic analysis platform...
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Mac OS: Der gefährliche Mythos der Immunität
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Spread via torrents, new Mac malware doesn't just try to rob you of your information - it's also keen to steal your computing time.
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The Tsunami Mac backdoor allows cybercriminals to gain access to your Mac computer and launch denial-of-service attacks against third-party websites.
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A security glitch in iOS 5 appears to let you bypass a locked iPad 2 screen.
There's a super easy way to bypass a password-protected locksreen on an iPad 2 that's equipped with iOS 5, which we've successfully completed with steps provided by German blog Apfeltalk.
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Depuis quelques années, le nombre de malwares sur Mac commence à grimper significativement. Entre avril et décembre 2011, 58 « nouveaux » malwares ont fait leur apparition...
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Bitdefender announced the availability of a new tool that identifies the presence of the controversial mobile network diagnostic tool from Carrier IQ.
Dubbed Carrier IQ Finder, the tool instantly determines if the user’s Android device has been equipped with the Carrier IQ tracking package, and if the device is being monitored.
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Carrier IQ, a diagnostic tool installed on most Androids, is gathering a lot of info about your activity – possibly even recording keystrokes, content of SMS messages and more – , and sending it to a third party.
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The vulnerability affects both Mac OS X and Windows users and lets a man-in-the-middle attacker offer harmful software that appears to originate from...
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November 8, 2011 12:53 PM
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Charlie Miller defeats a major iOS security mechanism, a move that ruffles feathers in Cupertino.
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November 8, 2011 4:25 AM
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Security researcher Charlie Miller revealed earlier today that he had found an exploit in Apple's iOS software that allows an App to run...
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ATC-NY developed Mac Marshal, computer forensic software for automated Mac OS X investigations.
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F-Secure Security Labs brings you the latest online security news from around the world. Ensure that you are up-to-date with the latest online threats to guarantee your online wellbeing.
We recently analyzed DevilRobber.A, a Mac OS X malware that has both backdoor and trojan-like capabilities. All the samples we've collected so far were from torrents uploaded by a single user account on The Pirate Bay website:
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iPhone and iOS Forensics is an extremely informative book that may interest even people who aren't interested in mobile forensics.
With the aforementioned numbers of sold Apple mobile devices in the world, I believe that many users should at least have a casual knowledge of what's going on behind the buttons and the screen, and what information can be extracted from the devices even after it has been deleted.
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October 27, 2011 6:39 PM
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New variants of the latest Mac malware - the Tsunami backdoor Trojan - have been discovered. The sky is not falling, and Mac users should not panic.
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The original iteration of the Flashback Trojan was a nasty little bugger, quietly shipping your Mac's details off to a remote server. This newly disco...
F-Secure has reported on a new, scarier-than-usual Mac Trojan horse. The good news is that you can only get infected if you double-click on a rogue file masquerading as a Flash installer.
The bad news is that if you do fall victim to the Trojan, it disables your Mac’s automatic malware definition updates.
