AO Security Discussion Spotlight(s) on EIT - 10.23.03
A round of applause for catch, the author of this week's spotlight tutorial. Thanks for your contribution catch!
Also, don't miss Lyne Bourque's debut at EIT. We hope it's the start of several more articles written by one of AO's favorites. At least Ennis and sumdumguy appreciate her ;)
Have a great weekend!
AntiOnline Security Spotlight: Trust Your OS Again! - October 23, 2003
Don't trust your server any farther than you can throw it? Relax. Discover some of the steps administrators can take to guard against unauthorized access and potentially devastating intrusions.
Software Review: Password Officer 5.0 Deluxe - October 13, 2003
By Lyne Bourque
Compelson Laboratories crafts an application that can help foster proper password security within an organization. The days of the 'password sticky note' may be coming to an end, much to the relief of security pros.
AntiOnline Security Spotlight: Trojan and Backdoor Myths - October 16, 2003 (last week's)
Think your anti-virus apps and firewalls provide you with total immunity to keyloggers and other nasty pieces of code? Think again.
News:
Chinese Virus Crises Mean Trouble for U.S. - October 23, 2003
By Sharon Gaudin
China is being hammered by viruses, and one security analysts says the trouble over there is causing trouble for U.S. networks.
Another Microsoft Patch, Another Masquerade - October 20, 2003
By Bob Liu
Another virus posing as a patch from Microsoft, which never issues security patches via e-mail, is actually a Trojan Horse, experts warn.
MailFrontier Holds The Line Against Phishing - October 21, 2003
By Susan Kuchinskas
The Palo Alto, Calif.-based messaging security firm debuts its new Matador consumer app as a filter for fraudulent e-mails.
Network Worm Allows Control via IRC channels - October 20, 2003
Sophos Friday issued an alert for W32/Randex-Q, a network worm with backdoor capabilities that allows a remote intruder to access and control the computer via IRC channels.
