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Call for Papers – 4th annual Forensics and Incident Response Summit EU, (Wed, May 15th)

http://computer-forensics.sans.org/blog/2013/05/15/sans-eu-dfir-summit- in-prague-call-for-speakers-now-open/ The 4th annual Forensics and Incident Response Summit EU will take place on October 6-13 in Prague, one of the most historical European cities, in the context of the SANS Forensics Prague conference, the biggest Incident Response and Digital Forensics event in Europe to date. The Summit will focus on high quality and extremely relevant content as well as panel discussions in Digital Forensics and Incident Response.

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Natural Resource corruption dealt a blow by new eu transparency rules

“Transparency International EU warmly welcomes the agreement secured today on new rules for the EU extractive sector that requires oil, gas, mining and logging companies to disclose what they pay to governments around the world. The deal reached by negotiators from the European Parliament and the Irish EU Presidency means that companies will have to disclose details of tax, bonus and other payments made for every project they operate, over a threshold of 100,000

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EU countries may fine Google over changes to privacy policy

“Google's “new” privacy policy, launched a little over a year ago, is still causing headaches in Europe. But a new pan-European investigation into the policy may cause greater troubles for the search giant.

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A Consolidated View on Data Breaches in 2012 – Part 1…

“Its that time of year again where we try to make sense of all the new research and statistics.

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Getting a Handle on the Scale of Modern Malware

“Security Evasion and Customized Malware Has Become Mainstream for Attackers of all Skill Levels… Targeted, custom and polymorphic malware is obviously a top concern for security teams.

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Don't Leave Iran's Cyber Dissidents Unarmed

“In a few short months, the world won't have Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to kick around anymore. Not that many on the world stage, save his fellow anti-American aspiring autocrats, will miss him.

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Spam war caused failure at critical internet exchange center

“The dust is settling from this week's Dutch DDoS attacks by some accounts, the largest denial-of-service action ever mounted, channeling 300 gigabits of junk traffic to the web's weakest spots. For the most part, our tubes performed admirably. Most web users didn't see anything more than a mild slowdown….”

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MI5 warning over financial scam

“MI5 has taken the unusual step of issuing a public warning after fraudsters pretending to be the service's head attempted to obtain money from people.

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Real-time apps and FTP are preferred malware targets

“Palo Alto Networks published an analysis of new and evasive malware in live enterprise networks.

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NatGas Cybersecurity getting a lot more Visibility

“Thanks to colleague H. Chantz for spotting this article and sending this way.

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