Monthly Archives: August 2011
Why Monitor Internet Usage?
As security professionals we often know what needs to be done, however convincing Management to invest in certain software can be hard. Monitoring Internet usage can be a controversial action, one that Management might be reluctant to agree to unless
COREvidence New Vision for Security Scanners
Any security professional have his own way and tools to conduct vulnerability assessment , the problem that we have when using different security assessment tools that utilities produce several reports with different results. This is not the only problem another
Morto: Computer Worm Spread via RDP
New worm has been reported by F-Secure Lab. The malware called Morto consists of several components includes executable dropper and a DLL that perform the payload. After executing the malware on local system the worm starts searching on the affected
MyCERT CyberSecurity Malaysia Introduce DNSwatch
Malysian CERT announced a new free service DNSwatch that will check every website address your computer is trying to access. Basically the checks are performed while you’re browsing the internet, clicking a link in an email, or running a program
Remote DoS Vulnerabilty in Apache
Apache Killer a new exploit that uses a serious Apache vulnerability discovered over 54 months ago, the bug allows hacker to conduct a denial of service attack and turn any web server down. Under certain conditions Apache internally is inefficient
Automated HTTPS Vulnerability Testing
One of main problem in HTTP protocol is encrypting traffic and verifying data security, securing the web application against any threat is very important especially that if hackers conduct a Man-in the middle attack he can get all users information
