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Dark Reading – How to Defend Your Network from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)

2022-06-15T01:09:53-04:00

Good presentation from Bit9 on using sandboxing to potentially identify APT’s. Click Here

Dark Reading – How to Defend Your Network from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)2022-06-15T01:09:53-04:00

ArsTechnica – How elite hackers (almost) stole the NASDAQ

2022-06-15T01:10:24-04:00

I recall seeing a NASDAQ trading blackout a few months ago. Although NASDAQ claimed the 4 hour blackout was the result of a high speed trading glitch, it is more probable that these incidents are related given this article. See full article here:  http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/07/how-elite-hackers-almost-stole-the-nasdaq/

ArsTechnica – How elite hackers (almost) stole the NASDAQ2022-06-15T01:10:24-04:00
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