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The Chinese Don’t Need To Hack Us, They Let Themselves In Via The Back Door They Left Open

The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), a part of the Department Of Homeland Security, released an alert this week regarding yet another series of DSL routers that have hard coded userids and passwords.  The routers, which likely share firmware from a common Chinese manufacturer, all have passwords of the form XXXXairocon, where XXXX are the […]

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Businesses Need To Consider The New Hacking Paradigm

While hacking credit cards for fun and profit is still a popular pastime, two additional hacking models need to be considered. The first additional model is the Anthem Blue Cross or Office Of Personnel Management model.  In those cases, hackers are looking to amass vast amounts of data on as many people as possible.  They […]

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Apple iOS Quicksand Vulnerability Revealed

Now that Apple is becoming a more mainstream IT player rather than just a consumer electronics vendor, hackers are starting to take more notice.  Appthority, an application risk analysis and mitigation firm has announced Quicksand, an iOS vulnerability that allows malicious apps or anyone who can get physical access to an iOS device to steal […]

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