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Module 18 Investigating Web Attacks

EC-Council CHFI Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator Training v8 Module 18 Investigating Web Attacks

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Module 18 Investigating Web Attacks

EC-Council CHFI Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator Training v8 Module 18 Investigating Web Attacks

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Module 18 Designed by . Presented by Professionals. News: Attack on PNNL Started at Public Web Servers Zero-cay Flash payload infected visitors to Department of Energy contractor Pacific Northwest National Lab's public-facing Web The cyber attack discovered at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) during the Fourth of July holiday weekend used a ‘combination of a Web server vulnerability and a payload that delivered azero-day Adobe Flash attack, according to officials at the Department of Energy-contracted facility PNNL, a research and development facility operated under contract to the Department of Energy, discovered what it described asa "sophisticated" targeted attack on its systems the Friday before the holiday, compelling the organization to temporarily shut down most ofits internal network services, including email, SharePoint, its wireless LAN, voicemail, and internet access. PNNL also blocked internal traffic while investigating and mitigating the attack. The lab says no classified or sensitive information was accessed in the attack. a i etgs//owrn nfornationweck com real Cee een aes Forensics News ==" Home | About Us roc Contact Us| Service Protect’ ‘As suspects go, Ryan Cleary did not look dangerous: 2 pale 19-year-old who looked five Sa WN ee eR Lucca ene cs Ce aa ORCRIES Dee aes ES OTT lalla es Sue ee ee Intellgence Agency and Sony. ‘The British tabloids have been quick to cast Mr. Cleary as the young criminal mastermind behind LulzSec, calling him “Hack the Lad” in front-page headlines. His mother, Rita, has said her son is highly intelligent but has a history of mental illness, including See a a ee ae ea Re Se a ng eee ede otc eco ean ‘2 wave of computer hacking cases, carried out by amorphous online collectives. The police say Mr. Cleary is guilty of illegally using a computer to perform Se ee Cd with so many automated messages that they shut down, They say his targets were organizations including the British Serious ee ere od a a C|HFI e:e Ps Ce eee ee

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