Inquirer logo Inquirer 16 months ago

Security outfits helping hackers

Are they really? What a shock! HACKERS ARE GETTING quicker at taking advantage of publicly-disclosed security holes, new research shows. Full Article at Inquirer

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  1. The bad guys are not the ones actively finding vulnerabilities - they've shifted their business to standing on the shoulders of the security research community ... They don't have to do the hard work anymore. Their job is packaging what's been provided to them.
    SOURCE: Independent Online 16 months ago
  2. The bad guys are not the ones actively finding vulnerabilities — they've shifted their business to standing on the shoulders of the security research community ... They don't have to do the hard work anymore. Their job is packaging what's been provided to them.
    SOURCE: USA Today 16 months ago
  3. Sadly, the Web is becoming more dangerous
    SOURCE: Data Storage Today 17 months ago
  4. Sites become infected due to lax security, either due to poor maintenance or lack of understanding of the threat ... And this does not just affect small mom and pop sites.
    SOURCE: Data Storage Today 17 months ago
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