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Rootkits the new weapon for cyber criminals
Wednesday, 11 July 2007
Current-day cyber-criminals work for financial gain, usually by developing software for third parties.

Regardless of the final objective -stealing confidential information or crashing systems- the basic requirement for targeted attacks to be successful is to go unnoticed. That's the reason behind the enormous increase in malware* using rootkit techniques.

Rootkits in themselves are not malicious. However, they have become the perfect weapon for cyber-crime due to their capacity to go unnoticed by security solutions (they hide as kernel modules and low level hooks, and by patching undocumented operating system functions).

Common myths

Contrary to popular belief, rootkits can be detected and it's also false that there is nothing that your company can do to protect itself from them and the programs they hide (tailor-made to act remotely).
 
Sniffing
Monday, 23 October 2006
ImageSniffing is the use of a network to receive data not intended for the machine. A variety of types of machines need to have this capability. A token-ring, for example, typically has two network interfaces that normally receive all packets traveling on the media on one interface and retransmit some, but not all, of these packets on the other interface. Another example of a device that incorporates sniffing is one typically marketed as a “network analyzer.” A network analyzer helps network administrators diagnose a variety of obscure problems that may not be visible on any one particular host. These problems can involve unusual interactions between more than just one or two machines and sometimes involve a variety of protocols interacting in strange ways.
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Definition: PGP
Tuesday, 08 August 2006
define:pgp

PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is strong e-mail and disk encryption software written by Phil Zimmerman and released for free to provide strong encryption for everyone. Zimmerman's company (also called PGP) has merged with Network Associates (NAI), but a freeware version of PGP is still available at PGP Internatinal home page. PGP will automatically install support for file encryption and email encryption on Win32 platforms, and has plugins for Eudora, Outlook, and Outlook express on Win32 platforms. It also has strong Macintosh support, and many variations for Linux.

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Cryptanalysis
Sunday, 06 August 2006
decrypting

Crypt analysis is the art of decryting an encrypted message, in whole or in part, when the decryption key is not known. Depending on the amount of known information and the amount of control over the system by the cryptanalyst, there are several basic types of cryptanalytic attacks

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Backup Hints
Thursday, 15 June 2006

Remember that your backups are the key to recovering your system in case of a disaster. Backup all your files, and follow these rules:

Encrypt your backups if they contain sensitive data.

Consider buying an automatic backup program that runs full or incremental backups (without your intervention) every night. There are also services available to encrypt and back up your data over a phone line to an "electronic vault."

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Means of protection of the information
Tuesday, 30 May 2006
yepObjects of application and a task of means of physical protection carry to means of information security mechanical, electronic-mechanical, electromechanical, optical, acoustic, laser, radio and wireless and other devices, systems and the constructions intended for creation of physical obstacles in a way to the protected information and capable to carry out independently or in a complex with other means of function of protection of the information. At the description of the means forming a physical barrier to access to the information, their hardware realization will be resulted also, therefore we shall not consider the hardware realizing internal functions information security which are considered. has historically developed so, that by the moment of occurrence of a problem of protection of the information physical means of protection already existed, as they basically do not differ from for a long time used means of protection of banks, museums, shops. However it is necessary to mean, that for protection of the information and objects where it is stored, processed and circulates, more complex and perfect means are used.
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The protection of information in the channels of commutation
Tuesday, 30 May 2006
encryption

Protection of information in the channels and the commutation knots of the communication systems this form of protection is directed toward averting of the possibility of the unsanctioned access to the confidential and valuable information circulating along the communication channels of different it is specific. In the general case it is necessary to read all forms of the threats, which appear in the channels and the communication knots of the communication systems. The most effective means of protection of information in the controlled communication channels is the application of cryptography and special connected protocols.

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Bases of maintenance of information security
Tuesday, 30 May 2006
secure system

Problems of maintenance of security considerably become complicated at the organizations of machining of the information in conditions shared where it is focused processed also the information of various assignment collects and accessories. Among problems of maintenance of information security it is possible to allocate questions of the theory, the organization and engineering decisions, which demand the specific approach already at a stage preliminary designing. The first attempts of the decision problems of maintenance of security have mentioned questions of the right, the organizations of access in and to resources.

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Few malware definitions
Tuesday, 21 March 2006

VIRUS - viruses are programs that can entry computers or networks in many ways causing incidents that range from simply annoying to high destructive (of information not hardware).

SPYWARE - these are malwares that install themselves on computer with out permission and collect personal data. Spyware can come through non-secure websites, with free software, with viruses.

HACKER TOOLS - these are tools used by hacker to attack systems from remote computers. Can come with other malware such us virus, trojan horses.

DIALERS - these are programs that could deal to a premium rate numbers with out your permission and knowledge. Can cost you LOT OF money.

 
Electronic Digital Signature
Tuesday, 31 January 2006

What is the electronic signature?

Coding began beret in extreme antiquity. Thus, already Caesar created the classical cipher, which bears his name. But about the history of electronic signature to here say separately something which, however, is not surprising, indeed to people since olden times was sufficient press and stroke of a pen, so that to the mind comes only papyrus with the sealing-wax press, and therefore let us limit to the present.

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