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• Cisco devices saddled with weakened password encryption

  21.03.2013

  Instead of improving it, an implementation issue has left a "limited" number of Cisco IOS and Cisco IOS XE releases with a weaker password hashing algorithm, making new passwords more susceptible to brute-force attacks, Cisco warns in a recently released advisory.

• Scan, monitor and analyze SSL-encrypted communications

  20.03.2013

  SSL Locksmith exposes the contents of SSL-encrypted network communications, which eliminates a critical cyber security blind spot.

• Internal name SSL certificates could be exploited for MitM atacks

  19.03.2013

  The Certificate Authority practice of issuing “Internal Name” certificates for private domains which are currently non-resolvable by the Domain Name System could be misused by attackers once new generic top-level domains (gTLDs) are introduced this year, warns the ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC).

• Encrypting Trojan targets users, demands $5,000

  14.03.2013

  Russian anti-virus company Doctor Web is warning users of an active ransomware campaign executed through brute force attack via the RDP protocol on target machines.

• DataMotion releases email encryption service

  11.03.2013

  DataMotion announced SecureMail Automation, an email encryption service that automates secure digital message distribution for a range of business applications that send large volumes of sensitive communications such as email notices, monthly statements, patient information and document delivery.

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