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Network Security Sandboxes Driving Next-Generation Endpoint Security

Remember advanced persistent threats (APTs)? This term originated within the United States Air Force around 2006.  In my opinion, it gained more widespread recognition after the Google “Operation Aurora” data breach first disclosed in 2010.  This cyber-attack is attributed to groups associated with China’s People’s Liberation Army and impacted organizations like Adobe Systems, Juniper Networks, Northrop Grumman, Symantec, and Yahoo in addition to Google.

APT visibility got another boost in 2013 when Mandiant released its now famous APT1 report documenting several cyber-attacks emanating from a PLA group known as Unit 61398.

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Chrome Browser Sandboxes Flash To Protect Against Malware (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch:
Chrome Browser Sandboxes Flash To Protect Against Malware  —  One of the big issues with Flash is that it introduces all sorts of security vulnerabilities, especially if you don’t have the latest security patches and updates.  Google has chosen to embrace Flash both in its Chrome browser and Android OS …

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