UPDATE 2012/04/12: Apple has released a software update for systems running OS X Lion and Mac OS X Snow Leopard that will update Java to fix the security flaw, and remove the Flashback malware if it is present.
In the past days, Flashback || Flashfake botnet gained media attention because it has infected over 600,000 machines out there as confirmed by Dr Web and Kaspersky antivirus vendors, making it the most widespread malware on the Mac OS X platform to date. Apple has not yet provided a removal tool.
Kaspersky made two tools available that helps to identify and remove the malicious code from infected Macs. The first tool is a website where a user can enter a hardware uuid and find if that machine has been identified as infected. The second tool is a stand-alone application that can detect and remove the malicious software.
Kaspersky Flashback || Flashfake Online Check
Kaspersky Flashback || Flashfake Stand-alone Removal Tool
quarta-feira, abril 11, 2012
domingo, abril 08, 2012
Hacking Webservers
Career Academy Inc have a great free introductory online course on how to hack and protect webservers. This is a International Council of E-Commerce Consultants (EC-Council) endorsed training course. It covers the following topics:
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- Webserver Concepts
- Webserver Threats
- Attack Metodology
- Webserver Attack Tools
- Countermeasures
- Patch Management
- Webserver Security Tools
- Webserver Pen Testing
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