Microsoft warns of vulnerability in Internet Information Services
Microsoft has issued a security advisory which warns of a critical bug in the FTP server service in Internet Information Services (IIS).
VeriSign remedies massive SSL blunder
Analysis After being publicly outed issuing web credentials that were vulnerable to attacks that could allow criminals to spoof the encryption certificates of any website on the internet, VeriSign has issued assurances it has neutralized any real-world threat.
14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe
Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm.
Internet Attacks Grow More Potent
Attackers bent on shutting down large Web sites — even the operators that run the backbone of the Internet — are arming themselves with what are effectively vast digital fire hoses capable of overwhelming the world’s largest networks, according to a new report on online security.
Internet Security and Anti-Virus 2009 versions from Kaspersky
Kaspersky Lab announced the North American release of Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 and Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009, bringing to market a new standard in anti-malware protection.
Are you using the latest web browser?
In view of mass defacements of hundreds of thousand of web pages - with the intent to misuse them to launch drive-by download attacks - security researchers from ETH Zurich, Google, and IBM Internet Security Systems were interested in looking at the other side of the attack: the web browser.
Panda Security launches beta of Panda Internet Security 2009
Panda Security, a provider of IT security solutions, announced Tuesday the launch of a beta version of Panda Internet Security 2009. This solution utilizes Panda Security’s Collective Intelligence technology to offer consumers maximum protection against malware and identity theft, with minimal impac
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