Hackers' attacks on computer networks are evolving, zeroing in on flaws in some of the very software programs designed to keep data secure and prevent break-ins, according to a report to be issued today by security experts who view the trend with...
Hackers' attacks on computer networks are evolving, zeroing in on flaws in some of the very software programs designed to keep data secure and prevent break-ins, according to a report to be issued today by security experts who view the trend with alarm. Among the programs targeted by hackers are those that back up -- or copy -- data, as well as anti-virus and firewall applications. Security has suffered serious setbacks in the past 18 months, says SANS Institute's Alan Paller. (Michael Lutzky - The Washington Post)
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