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Islamabad: The first-ever 'Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures (CEH)' training course organised by the Riphah International University, in collaboration with internationally renowned information security certification body, EC-Council, concluded here on Wednesday. Riphah International University is the first academic partner of EC-Council in Pakistan. EC-Council offers trainings in over 60 countries and has trained over 80,000 professionals. Its certifications are recognised by US governmental agencies like National Security Agency (NSA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS). Under the partnership, RIU offers the complete range of EC-Council certifications. The goal of a trained ethical hacker is to help an organisation take pre-emptive measures against malicious attacks by attacking the system himself to expose its vulnerabilities that can be exploited by malicious hackers. As technology advances and organisation depend on tec

POOLE-based cosmetics retailer Lush is back online after it was forced to suspend internet sales after hackers attacked its website. Lush closed the site last month and asked anyone who placed an online order between October 4 and January 20 to contact their bank in case their card details had been compromised. A temporary site was back up and running late on Friday, before the full website re-launches. Shoppers are now being directed away from the Lush site when they come to the checkout, making payments at the Worldpay site. An online message to shoppers reads: "You can shop with confidence knowing that your details will be safe. Meanwhile the rest of the site has been tested by external experts to check that our processes are all as secure as they can be." It adds: "Thank you all for coming back to us and trusting us to serve you again." Lush became aware that its security had been breached on Christmas Day and investigated, but only told customers on January 21 when it shut down i

It comes as no surprise that today's cyber threats are orders of magnitude more complex than those of the past. And the ever-evolving tactics that attackers use demand the adoption of better, more holistic and consolidated ways to meet this non-stop challenge. Security teams constantly look for ways to reduce risk while improving security posture, but many approaches offer piecemeal solutions – zeroing in on one particular element of the evolving threat landscape challenge – missing the forest for the trees.  In the last few years, Exposure Management has become known as a comprehensive way of reigning in the chaos, giving organizations a true fighting chance to reduce risk and improve posture. In this article I'll cover what Exposure Management is, how it stacks up against some alternative approaches and why building an Exposure Management program should be on  your 2024 to-do list. What is Exposure Management?  Exposure Management is the systematic identification, evaluation,

Infiltrate is a deep technical security conference that will focus entirely on offensive technical issues. It will be the single-most important event for those who are focused on the technical aspects of offensive security issues. No policy or high-level presentations, just hard-core thought provoking technical meat. World-renowned researchers focused on the latest technical issues will do the presentations – demonstrating techniques you can't learn about anywhere else. In order to keep Infiltrate accessible, we are limiting attendance to 100 attendees. In addition to two days of seminars, Immunity is also offering training both before and after the event. Both Immunity's most popular class "Unethical Hacking" and a new offering, the Immunity Master Class are available. This is the only venue where these classes are offered to the public. Event details Event: Infiltrate 2011 Date: 16 April-17 April 2011 Location: National Hotel in South Beach, Florida, USA. Organizer: Immunit

450 Global Training Centers Nominated, 25 Selected Worldwide, 8 in the USA, 1 in St. Louis (February 2, 2011) St.  Louis, MO – Hacker University is pleased to announce it has been asked by EC-Council, the leading international certification body in information security, to participate in the Global Launch of CEH v7 - the most advanced information security and ethical hacking training program in the world which is not yet publicly available. Only 15 students will be allowed to attend this exclusive, cutting-edge class the week of March 14, 2011 in St. Louis – becoming one of the world's first CEH v7 certified professionals. Hacker University's Global Launch instructor and co-owner, Dave Chronister, is thrilled to be a part of this revolutionary event. "I am excited at the universal recognition this event brings the city of St. Louis as well as Hacker University. CEH version 7 breaks away from its earlier releases with more emphasis on techniques and methodologies hackers use to car

Certified Ethical Hacker Version 7 (CEHv7) has arrived !! Revolutionary Product    EC-Council releases the most advanced ethical hacking program in the world. This much anticipated version was designed by hackers and security researchers. CEH v7 is a revolutionary training program that combines class metrics, advance lab environment, cutting edge hacking techniques and excellent presentation materials. EC-Council has spent years in developing this version. Don't miss it click down the link to register for a preview class.   Internet threats   Websites, Computer systems and Networks of government bodies and organizations worldwide are under constant threat of hacking and intrusion. The attacks pose threat to security, integrity and confidentiality of information available on the databases stored on the affected systems.  Hacking Attacks have evolved over the years and are growing in sophistication and precision.  Easily available attack toolkits enable even a novice to initia

A Dutch hackers collective named Revspace wants to "re-educate" Dutch teens suspected of cyberattacks against Mastercard and Visa and websites of the Dutch National Prosecutors Office – and turn them into "ethical hackers". Last week, Dutch police arrested a 16-year-old boy for participating in web attacks against MasterCard and Visa as part of a grassroots push to support WikiLeaks. On Saturday, another teenager was arrested in the municipality of Hoogezand-Sappemeer, who admitted he had flooded the website of the Dutch prosecutor. The 19-year-old was active under the name Awinee and reportedly urged other internet users to participate in the attack. The teen was released today. Martijn Gonlag, pictured here , says he only wanted to test software, and wasn't supporting Wikileaks. Both arrests were fairly easy for the cops to make, as both teenagers used LOIC (Low Orbit Ion Cannon), a tool that doesn't offer any security services, such as anonym

Voice Of Hackers : Feedback Of Question ( 2 ) 2.) QUESTION OF THE DAY :   CBI lost Their most Important Database In last Hacking attack By PakCyberArmy, Now Should Indian Govt. Take Action against all this Unofficial Indo-Pak Cyberwar ? Feedback From Hackers and Friends : Aldo Ymeraj   they never gona be arrested , Khantastic HaXor   Loling high very high trust me Ass pain fa indian g0v? Hackeraz Rulz   hahah Khantastic ye kuch drama hoga kuch backup toh hoga na CBi ke pas Hackeraz Rulz   yaise bhi Internation INsult ass pain is minor Selva Ganesh   yes,govt shuld arrest them..... Bandido Skull's   They can't arrested SeigneurCroise Injecteur   They wont get arrested tat for sure :P ... Unix Root   Hey Injector... Thanks for ur valuable feedback :D Ramesh Sharma   retaliation needed....tit for tat,that's the only way. Kiran Sharma   yup Mohit Kumar   no we should not :) let the hackers handle it :) we`ll deface and steal their data