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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Lack of Skilled Security Professionals, Flawed Infrastructure and Dark Web Make Cybercrime Easier
Lowered barriers to entry are making cybercrime easier than ever. This is according to the latest Websense Security Labs threat report released on Wednesday, which finds that there are three times the number of exploit kits being purchased from 2013. Flawed infrastructure along with an easy marketplace to access these… Continue reading
Microsoft Resolves Outlook.com Email Outage
A partial outage of Microsoft’s Outlook.com email service appears to be resolved after nearly 24 hours. Users of clients bundled with Office 2003, 2007, and 2010 editions were unable to synchronize their account to either send or receive new emails from early Wednesday until after 8 pm Eastern. Continue reading
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Tagged account, clients-bundled, editions-were, office, partial-outage, send-or-receive, their-account, vodahost
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Impact of NSA Surveillance on US Cloud Providers Not as Bad as We Thought: Forrester
It’s been two years since Edward Snowden leaked details of the NSA’s PRISM surveillance program, and although analysts predicted an exodus from US-based cloud and hosting services in response to the revelations, it hasn’t exactly worked out that way, a new report finds. Continue reading
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Tagged cloud-computing, edward, hosting-services, new-report, nsa, revelations, vodahost, years-since
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ISIS Sympathizers Continue to Exploit WordPress Vulnerabilities, FBI Warns
Researchers at the FBI continue to identify WordPress vulnerabilities as the door through which ISIS hackers are able to spread propaganda, the organization announced Tuesday. The FBI said that the low-level attacks are from those seeking the notoriety of being associated with ISIS rather than hackers who are actually part… Continue reading
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Tagged door, isis, notoriety, organization, seeking-the-notoriety, the-door, the-low-level, through-which, vodahost, web hosting
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