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Fileless Malware: Invisible, Unattributable — and Now Mainstream
By BUFFERZONE Team, 25/04/2017
For decades, cyber criminals around the world have specialized in staying out of sight. Indeed, savvy hackers are spending more than 200 days inside a breached system before discovery —
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Resolving the Great Social Media at Work Dilemma: Access or Security?
By BUFFERZONE Team, 28/03/2017
Social media is not just big: it is gigantic. Across the world there are over 2.3 billion active social media users, the average internet user has 5 separate social media
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Financial Services Organizations: How to Stop the “Other” Social Media Threat
By BUFFERZONE Team, 5/02/2017
When it comes to guarding against data leaks, financial services organizations have been on high alert for several years. Unfortunately, this is a case where widespread fear is actually a
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Zero-Day Attacks: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same
By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/11/2016
Nineteenth century French novelist Jean-Baptise Alphonse Karr is credited with coining the phrase “the more things change, the more they stay the same”. While this astute observation still applies to
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Latest Qadars Banking Trojan Puts New Spin on Old Worries
By BUFFERZONE Team, 13/10/2016
As if the banking sector needed a new reason to worry about cyber security, IBM’s X-Force Research team recently confirmed that the notorious Qadars Trojan has once again reared its
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Why Cyber Criminals are Targeting Higher Ed – and How to Fight Back
By BUFFERZONE Team, 25/08/2016
In the “good old days”, the biggest hazards facing higher education institutions were those ever-present trio of: dwindling enrollment, lack of alumni support and government funding cuts. However, for today’s
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