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Arbor Networks' 2013 Research of DDoS Activity in The Middle East Has Revealed

Dec 11, 2013

Arbor Networks' 2013 research of DDoS activity in the Middle East has revealed that the average size of attacks in the region is 2.376Gbps and the average duration of an attack exceeds an hour and ten minutes. Mahmoud Samy, Area Head, ...

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The EC3 Will Focus on Illegal Online Activities to Better Protect Online

Jan 16, 2013

The European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) will help provide tools to governments and businesses to better protect themselves online. The EC3 will focus on illegal online activities by organised crime groups and will place a significant amount ...

Tags: European Cybercrime Centre, illegal online activities, e-banking attacks

Project Blitzkrieg Is a Real and Credible Threat

Dec 19, 2012

IDG News Service - Project Blitzkrieg, a coordinated attack against U.S. banking customers allegedly planned for the spring of 2013, is a real and credible threat, security researchers at McAfee have said. A cybercriminal using the ...

Tags: Computer Products, Credible Threat, Mcafee, Blitzkrieg E Banking Heist

Years Ago The Typical Hacking Scenario Look for Public-Facing IP Addresses.

Dec 18, 2012

Years ago the typical hacking scenario involved a lone attacker and maybe some buddies working late at night on Mountain Dew, looking for public-facing IP addresses. When they found one, they enumerated the advertising services (Web server, ...

Tags: IT, Security Threats, typical hacking scenario

Ap Solutions Has Added The Taiwanpay Webatm Payment Service to Their Product Lineup

Dec 18, 2012

Alternative billing solution provider AP Solutions has added the TaiwanPay WebATM payment service to their product lineup. Taiwan WebATM payment solution is a payment system which allows Taiwan consumers to be able to purchase in ...

Tags: AP Solution, payment service, E banking, billing solution

RBS and Natwest Customers Faces Technical Issues as IT Failure Continues to Cause Havoc

Dec 17, 2012

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and NatWest customers are still facing technical issues as an IT failure continues to cause havoc for the banking group. Bank customers first found their RBS and NatWest services were unavailable at lunchtime ...

Tags: RBS, NatWest, technical issues, IT failure

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