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POS Security: Are my POS terminal credentials up for sale?

Web Security Zone | August 25, 2014 by Acunetix

There is a black market for stolen credit card information: you can shop online for credit card data for prices between 20$ and 100$ per item. Underground websites like Silk Road (today Silk Road 2.0) offer the possibility to acquire this information anonymously (via The…

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Heartbleed Used to Steal Credentials and Breach Community Health Systems

Web Security Zone | August 20, 2014 by Nicholas Sciberras

Last Monday, Community Health Systems (CHS) filed an 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, confirming a security breach which occurred in April and June, 2014. CHS blamed the breach on a group of Chinese hackers. The 8-K filing confirms that the hackers…

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Word Press Security Revisited

Articles | August 13, 2014 by Nicholas Sciberras

Starting as just a good blogging system in 2003, Word Press has grown to be the most popular Content Management System (CMS), used in over 22% of the top 1 million web sites. It is the CMS that can be installed in less than 5…

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Common network security assessment oversights

Web Security Zone | July 28, 2014 by Kevin Beaver

Network security assessments are one of the most critical exercises performed for minimizing business risks. Your time is limited. You’ve got pressure from management to get things done. There’s so much to do and not enough time to do it. Yet, network security assessments are…

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Making web security part of your IT governance program

Web Security Zone | July 23, 2014 by Kevin Beaver

Moving past IT compliance, IT “governance” is becoming the new area of focus in enterprises today. With compliance often being a more tactical business function, IT governance tends to operate at a higher level, especially in larger organizations. Internal audit, legal, and boards of directors…

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Taking your network security assessment to the next level

Web Security Zone | July 21, 2014 by Kevin Beaver

There’s always a point in every IT professional’s career where he thinks he has everything figured out. We can get so caught up in our ways that we often overlook the fact that there are so many things we do on a daily basis that…

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Top network security flaws you’re likely overlooking

Web Security Zone | July 16, 2014 by Kevin Beaver

There’s no doubt you know your network better than anyone else. The real question is, do you know whether you’ve checked for all relevant security flaws on all of your critical systems? Odds are you haven’t but that’s okay to an extent. No one has…

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What you need to know about performing authenticated network security scans

Web Security Zone | July 14, 2014 by Kevin Beaver

Are you scanning your network hosts for security vulnerabilities while logged in as a user? If not, you should be. Authenticated testing can add a lot of value to your overall security assessment results. You’ll find a lot more missing patches, weak share permissions, and…

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AcuMonitor could have Detected PayPal’s Blind XSS Vulnerability

Web Security Zone | July 8, 2014 by Nicholas Sciberras

Vulnerability-Lab, a Germany-based security research company, recently identified an application-side validation web vulnerability, which allows an attacker to inject code in his user profile. The injected code gets executed when a PayPal employee loads the user’s details on PayPal’s backend system. This type of vulnerability…

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