We look at phishing attack tactics and impact. Who attacked a couple of internet pressure groups earlier this year? Let’s examine the evidence.
It is interesting to read about the public details of an unusually high-quality spear-phishing attack against a low value target. Particularly if you are engaged in constructing carefully-crafted tests of email security services.
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Getting answers nearly right could be a way to detect unauthorised access. Security shibboleths can detect the right, and wrong people.
In The Great Escape, a Gestapo officer wishes Gordon Jackson’s character “good luck” in English as he attempts to board a bus. In A Book About a Thousand Things, George Stimpson says that during WWII, US guards used the word “lollapalooza” to spot Japanese spies amongst Filipino allies.
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SE Labs Annual Security Awards 2024
Realistic attacks for useful results
3 ways attackers bypass Multi-Factor Authentication
17 Things Spammers Get Wrong
The best security tests keep it real
The Great Anti-Virus Conspiracy
Ransomware vs. Endpoint Security
Anti-virus certification and ELAM
Anti-virus testing
SE Labs Annual Report 2020
Archive of security product and service test results
