January promises to be a busy month for Web server and database administrators alike: A security research firm in Russia says it plans to release information about a slew of previously undocumented vulnerabilities in several widely-used commercial software products.
Advertisement
Subscribe to RSS
Follow me on Twitter
Join me on FacebookKrebs on Security
In-depth security news and investigation
Advertisement
-
Recent Posts
Subscribe by email
Made possible by Prolocation
Prolocation: For all your hosting needs. Fast. Reliable. Powerful.Categories
Archives
Blogroll
- Arbor Networks Blog
- Bleeping Computer
- CERIAS / Spaf
- Cloudmark Blog
- Cyber Crime & Doing Time
- DHS Daily Report
- DSL Reports
- ESET Threat Blog
- F-Secure Blog
- FireEye Malware Intel Lab
- Google Online Security Blog
- Graham Cluley, Sophos
- Kaspersky Blog
- Knujon
- M86 Security
- McAfee Avert Labs
- Microsoft Malware Protection Center
- SANS Internet Storm Center
- Schneier on Security
- Security Focus
- Securosis
- StopBadware
- Sunbelt Blog
- Symantec Response Blog
- TaoSecurity
- ThreatExpert Blog
- TrendMicro Blog
- US CERT
- Websense
- Wired.com's Threat Level
Click it!
Tags
0day ach fraud adobe adobe reader apple atm skimmer bitdefender bsod didier stevens duanesburg central school district exploit pack f-secure fbi fdic firefox flash foxit google internet explorer java jotti mariposa botnet mcafee microsoft money mules Mozilla opera Oracle panda security phishing realplayer RSA safari sans internet storm center security fix blog Server 2003 small business victims Symantec tavis ormandy twitter virustotal windows Windows XP wired.com zeus
© 2010 Krebs on Security. Powered by WordPress. Privacy Policy