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Friday's security updates
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Snap-Happy Trojan Targets Linux Servers
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Google: Linux flaw impact on Android devices not as widespread as predicted
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Google plays down impact of kernel flaw as it releases Android patch
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IoT Security: $1-per-Thing To Protect Connected Devices
Exactly how much will it cost to secure “Things” connected to the Internet over the next five years? Two recent Internet of Things (IoT) forecasts from industry analysts can help answer the question.
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Are We Ready for the Internet of Things?
"Security is a challenge for IT in general, but for IoT it's compounded by the fact that there are so many moving parts, so many access points through which something could be hacked or a vulnerability could be overlooked," Hayman told Datamation. Three major concerns are currently keeping security-conscious IT managers up at night.
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Hot Potato exploit mashes old vulns into Windows System 'sploit
Foxglove Security bod Stephen Breen has strung together dusty unpatched Windows vulnerabilities to gain local system-level access on Windows versions up to 8.1.
The unholy zero-day concoction, reported to Microsoft in September and still unpatched, is a reliable way of p0wning Windows for attackers that have managed to pop user machines.
Breen released exploit code for his attack dubbed Hot Potato following his talk at the Shmoocon conference in Washington over the weekend.
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