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Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Using home-brewed software tools and exploiting a gaping security hole in the authentication mechanism used to update the firmware on automated teller machines (ATMs), a security researcher hacked into ATMs made by Triton and Tranax and planted a rootkit that dispensed cash on demand.
Apple has shipped a major Safari browser update to fix 15 documented security holes, including a known flaw in the browser’s AutoFill Web Forms feature that can be hacked to steal data from the computerâs address book.
The tool, called Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) works by applying security mitigation technologies to arbitrary applications to block against exploitation through common attack vectors.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has described RIM’s device as a threat posing “serious social, judicial and national security repercussions” due to the country’s inability to successfully eavesdrop on users, and the fact that transmitted data is stored offshore. Does the BlackBerry really pose a threat to national security?
Adobe will give anti-virus, intrusion prevention/detection and corporate network security vendors a headstart to add signatures and filters to protect against security flaws in its widely deployed product suites.
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Microsoft’s Matt Thomlinson argues that community-based defense is important to fight cybercrime and stay ahead of malicious hacker attacks.
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Originally posted at The Download Blog
Google has shipped a new version of its Chrome browser to fix three high-risk security holes that expose web surfers to malicious hacker attacks.
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Michal Zalewski: Indefinite vulnerability secrecy hurts us all by removing all real incentives for improvement, and giving very little real security in return.
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Originally posted at InSecurity Complex
Originally posted at Deep Tech




