04 Thursday Sep 2008
Posted in computer security, Computers and Computing, hacking, Uncategorized
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botnets, comprimised, computer security, cybercriminals, database, denial of service attacks, hackers, hacking, internet security, malicious, phishing
It takes the average attacker less than 10 seconds to hack in and out of a database — hardly enough time for the database administrator to even notice the intruder. So it
’s no surprise that many database attacks go unnoticed by organizations until long after the data has been compromised.
04 Thursday Sep 2008
Posted in computer security, Computers and Computing, hacking, Uncategorized
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botnets, cybercriminals, desktop security, facebook, hacking, hacks, id theft, internet security, myspace, phishing, social networking
It started with a stolen Facebook photo attached to an inflammatory profile. It led to online harassment, death threats, and emails to the victim
’s boss questioning the victim’s character. But an online personal attack against Graham Cluley earlier this year is one example of how easy it is to use a social network to damage the identity of…
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