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Hot or Not: Virtualisation Security
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Hot or Not: Vista SP1 Scheduled For Widespread Release
It's been some time in the making, but Microsoft soon will make its first service pack for Vista widely available. While the final version started shipping to manufacturers earlier this month, Microsoft says it's making some final tweaks to its distribution channels before general availability in a few weeks. So what can we expect?
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Mar 12 2008 3:48PM
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Telstra in hot water with ACCC, again
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Hot or not: The Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) unveils updated common vulnerability scoring system
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Black Hat attendees pick mobile threats as the next hot security topic
Mobile threats were considered the next major security issue by IT professionals who attended the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas last week, according to a survey released today by Symantec.
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Aug 6 2007 9:59AM
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Hot or not: Local buffer overflow vulnerabilities
Buffer overflows have long been a primary vector of attack against computer systems — and the rise of local buffer overflow vulnerabilities and zero-day attacks makes it a problem that's likely to grow more troublesome.
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Hot or not: Software as a service
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Hot or Not: Local privilege escalation vulnerabilities
Due to the interactive nature and required access to exploit, local privilege escalation vulnerabilities have traditionally been thought to have a minimal impact on the strategies enterprise IT departments incorporate to protect networks when compared to other code execution vulnerabilities.
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Hot or not: Reverse code engineering
Hot: It's one of the primary methods that malicious hackers use to find new application and operating system vulnerabilities.
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Mar 26 2007 8:03AM
Security
Hot or not: Third-party patches
Last month's race between a group of security researchers who promised to disclose, every day, a newfound vulnerability in the Apple OS X platform, and an opposing group, led by a former Apple employee, to independently plug those security flaws, has sparked new debate around the validity of third-party security patches.
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Feb 19 2007 8:00AM
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Hot or Not: Remote access breaches
Just like the detectives do on weekly television crime dramas, put yourself in the mind of the bad guy. Pretend that you're the criminal who brokers stolen personal information with organised crime syndicates overseas. Put yourself behind the eyes of the malicious hacker who plans to breach merchant networks and compromise wholesale volumes of consumer payment card information, the kind of information that can be bartered within the internet's dark underbelly.
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