BadBIOS – the God of Malware?

Over the past few weeks, Dragos Ruiu has provided details of a mystery infection that first attacked his computers some three years ago. He can’t find it, he can’t get rid of it, it survives reboots and clean installs, and seems to spread via wireless …

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Trustwave Acquires Application Security Inc

Trustwave, a Chicago-based firm with a wide range of security offerings and a particular specialism in data protection, has bought privately held New York-based Application Security Inc, a specialist in database security. The acquisition is complete, a…

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Waking Shark II – Stress Testing the City of London

Today is Waking Shark II day – the day the City of London’s cyber resilience is tested in a day long exercise. Details are scarce (it wouldn’t be a test if they were known) but the war game is expected to concentrate on the ability of banks to maintain…

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APTs and the Moriarty of Cybercrime

Researchers have analyzed 11 apparently distinct APT campaigns, and have come to the conclusion that they are not as distinct as previously thought – in short, there’s a malware quartermaster, a Moriarty of cybercrime, serving multiple threat actors.

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