Category Archives: (ISC)2

28th January – 12th February

Posted on Feb 12, 2012 by David Harley

Articles: Virus Bulletin Living the Meme (available to subscribers only) Hakin9 David Harley, Aleksandr Matrosov, Eugene Rodionov:  When I’m x64: Bootkit Threat Evolution in 2011 Network Security: AMTSO: the Test of Time? This article appeared in January’s Network Security but is now available … Continue reading →

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November 13th – November 19th 2011

Posted on Nov 19, 2011 by David Harley

Oh dear. Another long gap, though shorter than the last one… SC Magazine: Facebook: Is the Fawkes virus still smoldering? (Nov. 15th) Infosecurity Magazine: iPaddling in Corporate Waters; Goodbye Blackberry Way?* (Both Nov. 18th) (ISC)2: DNSSEC, SOPA, and PIPA (Nov. 16th) ESET (in … Continue reading →

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18th-24th September

Posted on Sep 21, 2011 by David Harley

As of 23rd September: AVIEN: The perils of Internet vigilantism Securiteam: Induc-trination: Malware under continuing development ESET: Encryption, the Wonderdrug SSL: Threatened by a BEAST of Prey Support Scams: Microsoft Strikes Back Stuxnet Part Umpteen (ISC)2: The APT Attack Surface  … Continue reading →

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Blogs 14th-20th August 2011

Posted on Aug 15, 2011 by David Harley

I’ll be adding to this post as the week progresses. Assuming that there’s something to add and that I have a connection of course. The latter case is particularly doubtful, as I’m in the middle of relocating both home and office-wise. … Continue reading →

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