Australia releases advice to counter ‘foreign interference’ after university cyber attacks
New guidance stresses the importance of access controls for staff who may be exposed to foreign interference.
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News about APT attacks
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DHS alert: Asus offers patch for hijacked Live Update Windows 10 utility
Asus recommends users install a new version of software that hijacked and delivered through its official website.
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US charges two Chinese nationals for massive data thefts from NASA and others
US lays charges against employees of Chinese private firm accused of working for the Chinese government.
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FireEye’s Mandiant denies hacking Chinese hackers’ web cams
FireEye refutes hack back claims in new book.
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Online personal information helps even small groups launch heavily targeted, highly effective attacks, malware-buster warns
There is so much personal information available online that size has proven to be no impediment for even small cybercriminal groups that are proving effective at launching highly effective targeted attacks, according to the head of one security specialist's global R&D labs
David Braue | 18 Apr | Read more
Whitepapers about APT attacks
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