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#McAfee #MVISION #Insights #SunBurst #SolarWinds #supplychain
Symantec executes on its promise to offer innovative and comprehensive solutions to meet the many increasing security and performance needs for connected businesses. The company announces new offerings to its Website Security Solutions portfolio, featuring the first available multi-algorithm SSL certificates with additional ECC and DSA options. These offerings will help organizations build and protect their web ecosystems and strengthen the foundation of trust online. The WSS strategy focuses on protecting companies, meeting compliance requirements, improving performance and reducing infrastructure costs. The end result is to deliver trusted shopping, trusted advertising and trusted applications for businesses and their consumer customers.
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Running head: Assignment 1: Identifying Potential Malicious Attacks, Threats and Vulnerabilities1
Identifying Potential Malicious Attacks, Threats and Vulnerabilities3
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Professor Robert Whale
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January 28, 2017
Identifying Potential Malicious Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities.
The company is not alone in its dependence upon networking technology, which is essential to remaining competitive in today's video game software marketplace. The connectivity introduced by networking and computer technologies also introduces an enormous number of vulnerabilities that can compromise the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the company's information. However, for each vulnerability there are countermeasures that can be implemented to would be intruders. Following are a series of vulnerability examples and countermeasure solutions that should be implemented by the company to avoid data loss and an information security incident.Existing Network Vulnerabilities
Wireless WPS Vulnerabilities
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Wireless Network Confidentiality Vulnerabilities
Wireless network hackers use sniffer programs that contain additional, special “hacking” features designed to simplify the process of wireless network penetration. For example, the Airsnort wireless network sniffer is used by wireless hackers to sniff (capture) wireless network packets, collect those packets used in authentication exchange between an AP and its client devices. And then crack the pass ...
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“Meltdown and Spectre Haunt the World’s Computers”
In early January 2018, computer users all over the world were shocked to learn that nearly every computer chip manufactured in the last 20 years contained fundamental security flaws that make it possible for attackers to obtain access to data that were thought to be completely protected. Security researchers had discovered the flaws in late 2017. The flaws arise from features built into the chips that help them run faster. The vulnerability enables a malicious program to gain access to data it should never be able to see.
There are two specific variations of these flaws, called Meltdown and Spectre. Meltdown was so named because it “melts” security boundaries normally enforced by hardware. By exploiting Meltdown, an attacker can use a program running on a computer to gain access to data from all over that machine that the program shouldn’t normally be able to see, including data belonging to other programs and data to which only administrators should have access. (A system administrator is responsible for the upkeep, configuration, and reliable operation of computer systems.) Meltdown only affects specific kinds of Intel chips produced since 1995.
Spectre is not manufacturer-specific and affects nearly all modern processors. It requires more intimate knowledge of the victim program’s inner workings. Spectre’s name comes from speculative execution, in which a chip is able to start work on predicted future operations in order to work faster. In this case, the system is tricked into incorrectly anticipating application behavior. The name also suggests that Spectre will be much more difficult to neutralize. Other attacks in the same family will no doubt be discovered, and Spectre will be haunting us for some time.
With both Meltdown and Spectre, an attacker can make a program reveal some of its own data that should have been kept secret. For example, Spectre could harness JavaScript code on a website to trick a web browser into revealing user and password information. Meltdown could be exploited to view data owned by other users and also virtual servers hosted on the same hardware, which is especially dangerous for cloud computing host computers. The most worrisome aspect of Meltdown and Spectre is that security vulnerabilities are not from flawed software but from the fundamental design of hardware platforms beneath the software.
There is no evidence that Spectre and Meltdown have been exploited, but this would be difficult to detect. Moreover, the security flaws are so fundamental and widespread that they could become catastrophic, especially for cloud computing services where many users share machines. According to researchers at global security software firm McAfee, these vulnerabilities are especially attractive to malicious actors because the attack surface is so unprecedented and the impacts of leaking highly sensitive data are so harmful. According to Forester, performance of laptops, des.
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