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Cyber Attacks Timeline Security

May 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)

June 4, 2012May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 0 Comments #DoktorBass, #FTPFriday, #MMM, #OpJailer, #OpLeveson, #OpLithChild, 123-reg.co.uk, @AnonNyre, @AnonymousSinn, @CosmoTheGod, @EcecusHxc, @k0detec, @nrtnz, @opindia_back, @planethacks, @rwandanhackers, @s3rverexe, @TheWikiBoat, @Vizi0, abcis.ca, Account Hijacking, Al-Qaeda, Alaska Large Structures, Alone Hacker, alphaunmannedsystems.com, altrec.com, American Advertising Federation, American Express, ANONDOG1, AnonTeenUSA, Anonymous, ANTIJEST, APT, Association of British Columbia Land Surveyors, ATeam, AZ.nl, BERRI, Bharatiya Janata Party, BitTorrent, bjs.ojp.usdoj.gov, Bureau of Justice Statistics, bzpower.net, Canada, CERT-In, Chicago Police Department, China, CISPA, Comcast, CrySyS Lab, Cyber Attacks Timeline, Cyber Crime, Cyber Warriors Team, Cyberwar, CyberZeist, DDoS, Defacement, dflvwclub.de, Distributed Denial Of Service, djartsgames.ca, eapolice.com, ECS Tuning, Education Ministry, eeas.europa.eu, EEKDAKAT, emcshoppe.co.uk, European External Action Service, EvilShad0w, Felix Roque, Flame, FOOLISH, GameArena, gamearena.com.au, gamereplays.org, Glade County, gladessheriff.org, GOGOBEANANON, gridironstrategies.com, Habbo Hotel, Hacktivism, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hopsin, hyundai, IBM, ico.gov.uk, ilink.ph, India, Information Commissioner's Office, Iran, irimo.ir, iwacu1.com, Joseph Roque, Kaspersky Lab, kogler-natursteinwerk.at, Kosova Hacker Security, Law Enforcement, Mail Mayhem Monday, marionso.com, Metro Goldwyn Mayer, MyBB.com, NASA, NATO, NEURON, Norton-Z, NRAO, NRTN-Z, opm.gov, owegopolice.org, Palestinian Authority, pharmacist.com, Pizza Patron, Pizza Por Favor, PMDB do Maranhão, pmdbma.com.br, Quebec Liberal Party, rbi.org.in, recallroque.com, Reliance, Ronin Concepts Security Elite Ltd, roninconcepts.co.uk, Security, Serco, sex06.nl, sierracounty.ws, Social Engineering, solarimpulse.com, Soup.io, SQL Injection, SQLi, SSL, Stanford, Stanford University, teamskeet.com, Telstra, The Pirate Bay, Thrift Savings Plan, tmprotection.com, toplaughs.com, Torrent, U.S. Office of Personnel Management, uabonline.org, UGNazi, Union Of Arab Banks, University Of Nebraska, University of Thessaly, USAFIS, usafis.org, Voyager Mobile, w3schools.in, wafa.ps, West New York, WHMCS, whmcs.com, Wikileaks, Xception Code, [email protected]

As usual, here it is the second part of the Cyber Attacks Timeline for the month of May 2012: a

Cyber Attacks Timeline Security

Looking Back…

January 13, 2012May 24, 2015 Paolo Passeri 0 Comments #AntiSec, Cyber Attacks Master Index, Cyber Attacks Timeline, Engadget, IBM, Kaspersky, Malware, NSS, Security, Social Networks, Stratfor, TCP Split Handshake, Twitter

Actually this post is nearly a couple of weeks in delay (last week I was skiing in at the Italian

XML Encryption Cracked!

October 23, 2011 3 Comments ACM Conference, AES, Axis2, BEAST, CBC, Cipher-Block Chaining, Encryption, IBM, Jboss, Juraj Somorovsky, Microsoft, Red Hat Linux, Ruhr University Bochum, Tibor Jager, W3C, Web service, XML, XML Encryption, XML Signature

We have not completely assimilated the BEAST vulnerability, and here it comes, from Bochum, Germany, another serious flaw involving Encryption,

Advanced Persistent Threats and Security Information Management

October 13, 2011 3 Comments 0-Day, 0-Day Vulnerability, Advanced Persistent Threat, Antispam, APT, Cloud, DNS Firewall, DNS Lookup, EMC Corporation, Exploit, IBM, Lockheed Martin, McAfee, Microsoft, NetWitness, RAT, Raytheon, Remote Administration Tool, RSA, Security, Security information and event management, Security Intelligence Report, Security Operation Center, SIEM, SIR, SOC, Spear Phishing

Advanced Persistent Threats are probably the most remarkable events for Information Security in 2011 since they are redefining the infosec

Information, The Next Battlefield

October 5, 2011 1 Comment 3Com, ArcSight, E-safety Vehicle Intrusion Protected Applications, Event management, HP, IBM, Information Management, Information security, ISS, McAfee, Micromuse, NitroSecurity, Q1 Labs, SIEM, Tipping Point

Today the Information Security Arena has been shaken by two separate, although similar, events: IBM and McAfee, two giants in

Some Random Thoughts On The Security Market

May 10, 2011 1 Comment Astaro, Check Point, Cisco Systems, Fortinet, HP, IBM, Information security, Juniper Networks, McAfee, Microsoft, Network security, Security, Sophos, Symantec, Trend Micro

The intention by UK-headquartered company Sophos to acquire Astaro, the privately-held security company co-headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany and Wilmington, Massachusetts

Driving Through The Clouds

April 8, 2011 1 Comment Barcelona, Busan, Cisco, Cloud computing, IBM, Information security, Mobile

How many times, stuck in traffic on a hot August day, we hoped to have a pair of wings to

Application Security: What’s Next?

April 6, 2011 3 Comments Application Security, Checkpoint, Cisco, Citrix, Database security, DataPower, Fortinet, IBM, Intel, LizaMoon, McAfee, OWASP, PCI-DSS, Security, Sentrigo, SQL Injection, Web Application Firewall, XML Firewall

In the wake of the infamous LizaMoon which has flooded an impressive number of databases all over the world with

La Città (Verde) Tra Le Nuvole

March 11, 2011 0 Comments Alstom, Busan, Cisco, Cloud City, Green Cloud City, Han Solo, IaaS, IBM, infrastructure-as-a-service, Lando Carlissian, Microsoft, SaaS, SERA, Smart Energy Reference Architecture, Smart Grid, Smart Meter, software-as-a-service, The Smarter City, Washington

Il titolo dell’articolo apparentemente richiama la romantica Cloud City, città tra le nuvole che contraddistingue le gesta di Han Solo

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