* Cisco warns of ICMP-based attacks on routers * HSBC warns 180,000 over retailer's security breach * AOL extends AIM's enteprise interoperability * Siebel dumps CEO Lawrie for Shaheen * Today on Layer 8
Cisco revealed yesterday that some versions of its IOS router and switch operating system are vulnerable to attacks based on ICMP. Check our story to see which devices might be vulnerable and to get links to the security bulletins. Cisco warns of ICMP-based attacks on routers http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0413icmp.html?net
Cisco revealed yesterday that some versions of its IOS router and switch operating system are vulnerable to attacks based on ICMP. Check our story to see which devices might be vulnerable and to get links to the security bulletins.
Cisco warns of ICMP-based attacks on routers
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0413icmp.html?net
HSBC warns 180,000 over retailer’s security breach
Now it seems like the reports of personal data thefts are coming almost daily. Today we find out that HSBC Bank is telling 180,000 credit card holders that their MasterCard information might have been stolen out of a retailer’s database. It’s enough to make me want to pay for everything in cash.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0414hsbcwarns.html?net
AOL extends AIM’s enteprise interoperability
AOL Thursday plans to announce it is launching a program to make its AIM and ICQ instant messaging services interoperable with enterprise IM systems from other vendors.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0414aolexten.html?net
Siebel dumps CEO Lawrie for Shaheen
Business applications company Siebel Wednesday announced it has appointed George Shaheen as its new CEO, effective immediately.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/0413siebedumps.html?net
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