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W32/Pinkslipbot is a self-propagating malware family created to steal personal and financial data from its victims. This malware allows complete control of infected systems through a command-based backdoor operated by the control server as well as a virtual network computing-based backdoor. Pinkslipbot can also spread to other systems within the environment through network shares and can communicate to its control server to download updated versions o...
Organizations are looking to embed security into the culture and enterprise architecture of the business to ensure its resilience for the long term and reap the benefits of the current revolution. Building a strategy for resilience by growing capability towards a trusted level will help ensure sustained business continuity in the face of any threat.
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In early 2015, an Intel® Security survey of incident responders at 700 organizations uncovered the hurdles and opportunities facing investigators of targeted enterprise attacks. This solution guide highlights the findings, addresses the challenges, and provides several solutions that help unify the Protect, Detect, and Correct stages of managing threats. The goal is to build a comprehensive security model to more efficiently combat targeted attacks.
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Advanced malware is the catchall term for the most sophisticated, evasive, destructive, and ever-evolving cyber threats. Fed by lack of understanding and anxiety―and sometimes perpetuated by security vendors―a number of misconceptions have arisen concerning this cyber menace. This guide will examine seven common misconceptions and distinguish between myth and reality.
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