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1. Inside the Cryptolocker C&C server
2. Predicting The Next Wave Attacks: How Behavioural Models Might Augment Current Threat Analysis Techniques
It is our social need for more interconnectedness, for education, for financial and business transactions which has led to the explosive growth in the number of users online, indeed recent statistics suggest that approximately one-third of the global population now uses the Internet (Internet Live Stats, 2014). Concordantly, the opportunities for the hacker to expose a private citizen or indeed a corporate entity to risk have also grow.
Security operations is subject to constraints, limitations and constant task reprioritization. This is especially true when developing Security Operations Center (SOC), shifting between initial levels of maturity and finding out what really slows down the effectiveness of the primary objectives. There is a common belief, that the technology and the “new version of software” will solve all such issues once and for all, closing the dilemma between security capabilities and processing power. The next generation of a security appliance may address some types of new emerging threats and defense methodology appears to be a game changer.
by Amit Kumar Sharma
by Dr. Jim Kent, Global Head of Investigations and Cybersecurity, Nuix
The digital forensics profession is in the midst of a rapid evolution. The growing volume of digital evidence from an increasingly diverse and escalating number of data sources is forcing the digital forensics community to change the way it conducts investigations.
6. Understanding SIM Card Forensics
The SIM (subscriber identity module) is a fundamental component of cellular phones. It’s also known as an integrated circuit card (ICC), which is a microcontroller-based access module. It is a physical entity and can be either a subscriber identity module (SIM) or a universal integrated circuit card (UICC). A SIM can be removed from a cellular handset and inserted into another; it allows users to port identity, personal information, and service between devices. All cell phones are expected to incorporate some type of identity module eventually, in part because of this useful property.
7. Sql Server Performance Counters – PowerShell
8. Sql Server Data Encryption & Access
The purpose of this article is to discuss at a high level, some of the available options for encrypting and restricting access to data held within a Sql Server database. It describes a number of available options and also looks at some of the advantages and limitations of each from a technical perspective.
A secure communication network that is backward compatible with legacy communication and new 4G technologies that supports reliable and robust transmission of broadband data is necessary to deliver a next generation services for Public Protection and Disaster Relief agencies (PPDR). This paper describes an intrusion detection approach to strengthen the security procedures in PPDR systems as envisaged in the new EU FP7 project SALUS. The project aims to achieve the above goal by covering the full techno-economic scope regarding development and deployment of this next generation of communication networks for PPDR. PPDR architecture and reference scenarios related to the research project are also discussed in the paper. The development of such a framework will improve the European next-generation communications network strategies for PPDR agencies.
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