Post by kas on Dec 8, 2010 21:15:46 GMT -5
Web Attacks: Using Malicious JavaScript to Deliver Malware
Complimentary webcast
Web Attacks: Using Malicious JavaScript to Deliver Malware
December 15, 2010
2 pm ET / 11 am PT
REGISTER TODAY: webcasts.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=2323551
Delivering malware via the web is now the cybercriminal’s favored means of attack, with a newly infected website discovered every few seconds. Injecting malicious JavaScript into legitimate web pages allows hackers to avoid detection by silently redirecting the victim’s browser to load content and malware from a remote server. This so called “drive-by download” has created a number of security challenges for organizations and end users alike.
Join Fraser Howard, security expert at Sophos, to learn about the latest web attacks, and how cybercriminals are abusing the web to steal your money and your data. Fraser will discuss these topics and more:
Register today for this informative webcast.
Complimentary webcast
Web Attacks: Using Malicious JavaScript to Deliver Malware
December 15, 2010
2 pm ET / 11 am PT
REGISTER TODAY: webcasts.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=2323551
Delivering malware via the web is now the cybercriminal’s favored means of attack, with a newly infected website discovered every few seconds. Injecting malicious JavaScript into legitimate web pages allows hackers to avoid detection by silently redirecting the victim’s browser to load content and malware from a remote server. This so called “drive-by download” has created a number of security challenges for organizations and end users alike.
Join Fraser Howard, security expert at Sophos, to learn about the latest web attacks, and how cybercriminals are abusing the web to steal your money and your data. Fraser will discuss these topics and more:
- Anatomy of today’s modern threats (SEO attacks, Web 2.0 scams, Drive-by-downloads)
- The business behind the malware
- Protection strategies you can use stay secure
Register today for this informative webcast.