Friday, October 2, 2015

When is a flaw not a flaw? The WinRAR question

EMV sets the stage for a better payment future.

Developers find themselves in hackers' crosshairs.

InfoWorld Security Report
October 01, 2015
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When is a flaw not a flaw? The WinRAR question

A researcher found remote code execution flaw in WinRAR, but the real question is why are you opening unknown RAR files READ MORE

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Issue highlights

1. EMV sets the stage for a better payment future

2. Developers find themselves in hackers' crosshairs

3. New Android vulnerabilities put over a billion devices at risk of remote hacking

4. Breach at Experian may have exposed data on 15 million consumers linked to T-Mobile

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EMV sets the stage for a better payment future

Most merchants now have EMV credit card readers in place, yielding marginally improved security today -- and a platform for better payment systems arriving soon READ MORE

Developers find themselves in hackers' crosshairs

Here's what enterprises need to do in order to protect their development environments from attack READ MORE

New Android vulnerabilities put over a billion devices at risk of remote hacking

The flaws are located in Android's media processing components and can be exploited through maliciously crafted websites READ MORE

Breach at Experian may have exposed data on 15 million consumers linked to T-Mobile

Consumers who applied for credit from T-Mobile since 2013 may have been affected READ MORE

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