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Web attack toolkits and Malicious Websites - Jan. 2011


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Posted 18 January 2011 - 03:52 PM

FYI...

Web attack toolkits...
- http://www.symantec....id=750972922001
Video: 90 seconds

Web attack toolkits and Malicious Websites ...
- http://www.symantec...._attacktoolkits
Jan. 2011 - "Launching widespread attacks on networked computers used to be a task reserved for a rare few hackers – those with an extensive knowledge of programming. This is no longer the case. The advent of attack toolkits has lowered the bar significantly, opening the doors for anyone with a basic understanding of networking and computers to produce threats that exploit vulnerabilities. These toolkits are used to enable the theft of sensitive information or to convert compromised computers into a network of botnets in order to mount additional attacks. They are advertised and sold in the online underground economy. Symantec believes that attack kits play a significant role in the continuing evolution of cybercrime into a self-sustaining, profitable, and increasingly organized economic model worth millions of dollars. This report provides an in-depth look at the evolution of attack kits, their features and how hackers use them to lure in victims, especially online..."
(More detail and links at the URL above.)

- http://www.symantec....lution_timeline

Careful What You Search For ...
- http://www.symantec....what-you-search
18 Jan 2011
> http://www.symantec....archpie_sml.jpg

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Edited by AplusWebMaster, 19 January 2011 - 12:45 PM.

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