iBackDoor: High-Risk Code Hits iOS Apps
Introduction
FireEye mobile researchers recently discovered potentially
“backdoored” versions of an ad library embedded in thousands of iOS
apps originally published in the Apple App Store. The affected
versions of this library embedded funct…
iBackDoor: High-Risk Code Hits iOS Apps
Introduction
FireEye mobile researchers recently discovered potentially
“backdoored” versions of an ad library embedded in thousands of iOS
apps originally published in the Apple App Store. The affected
versions of this library embedded funct…
XcodeGhost S: A New Breed Hits the US
Just over a month ago, iOS users were warned of the threat to their
devices by the XcodeGhost malware. Apple quickly reacted, taking down
infected apps from the App Store and releasing new security features
to stop malicious activities. Through c…
XcodeGhost S: A New Breed Hits the US
Just over a month ago, iOS users were warned of the threat to their
devices by the XcodeGhost malware. Apple quickly reacted, taking down
infected apps from the App Store and releasing new security features
to stop malicious activities. Through c…
fulfillment of : ETSI EN 319 411-2 or ETSI TS 101 456 – "7.2.2 Certification authority key backup using secure world daily backup on tape
Can someone explain me how one CA can fulfill normative request:
ETSI EN 319 411-2 or ETSI TS 101 456
“7.2.2 Certification authority key storage, backup and recovery … c)
the CA private signing key shall be backed up, stored and r…
iBackDoor: High-risk Code Sneaks into the App Store
The library embeds backdoors in unsuspecting apps that make use of it
to display ads, exposing sensitive data and functionality. The
backdoors can be controlled remotely by loading JavaScript code from
remote servers to perform the following acti…
iBackDoor: High-risk Code Sneaks into the App Store
The library embeds backdoors in unsuspecting apps that make use of it
to display ads, exposing sensitive data and functionality. The
backdoors can be controlled remotely by loading JavaScript code from
remote servers to perform the following acti…
EMET: To be, or not to be, A Server-Based Protection Mechanism
Hi Folks – Platforms PFE Dan Cuomo here to discuss a common question seen in the field:
“My customer is deploying EMET and would like to know if it is supported on Server Operating Systems.”
On the surface there is a simple answer to this question, how…