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Showing posts with label Computer Forensic. Show all posts
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New good practice guide by ENISA on disclosing vulnerabilities
ENISA publishes a good practice guide on Vulnerability Disclosure, aiming to provide a picture of the challenges the security researchers, the vendors and other involved stakeholders are confronted with when disclosing software/hardware vulnerabilities. The study gives a glimpse into the complex vulnerability disclosure landscape by taking stock of the current situation, identifying the challenges and good practices and proposes concrete recommendations for improvement.
The main part of the report, describes the main concepts behind vulnerability disclosure along with some figures of the number of vulnerabilities disclosed in the past 13 years.
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Forensickb Blog: EnCase EnScript to parse Recent FileCache.bcf for Windows 7/2008 http://t.co/UwNxWe24GK
— sansforensics (@sansforensics) 17 Dicembre 2013Bogus AV program uses 12 stolen digital certificates to make the malware look legit: http://t.co/vczHK6RoWR #AntivirusSecurityPro
— Symantec (@symantec) 17 Dicembre 2013
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