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On June 16, 2014
What sort of personal information is there on your mobile phones? Could they pose a threat if you lose, lend or dispose them?
June's Security Awareness newsletter brought this to Omega ATC's attention and we wish to share it with our rea ...
Read MoreOn May 9, 2014
Tips to protect yourselves from Advanced Persistent threats (APT)
APT is one of the most dangerous of threats. If they get into a system or network they establish a foothold and a base from where they latch onto other areas within the network. Once in, the gains are long-term for the hackers. Through this type of exploit ...
Read MoreOn April 4, 2014
How to ensure continuous compliance? Here are some suggestions.
On January 2, 2014
‘Man in the browser attack’ has latched on to Twitter
The last post explained what 'man in the browser attack means. This is a follow-up detailing how the attack has targeted 'Twitter' accounts to make it easy to spread to enterprise networks. Here is how the malware has been working on 'Twitter' JavaScript code gets into a Twitter ...
Read MoreOn December 30, 2013
‘Man in the browser attack’, a new Malware that invades the security of financial transactions
'Man in the browser attack' at this point is limited to financial frauds, but could spread to other areas. The attack is now being targeted only at Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers on Windows because the method used to create the attack is quite expensive. Here's how it happens... Read More
