TREACHERY UNLIMITED is founded on one simple principle: “By seeing your defenses through the eyes of your worst enemy, you become your best guardian.”  This principle is reinforced with the belief that, since attackers make attempts on your systems at no charge, so you should be able to defend your systems at no additional cost.

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	SECURITYSPACE HEADLINES [WEBSITE]  Infected USB drive blamed for '08 military breach ComputerWorld.com (August 25, 2010) Visa offers new guidance on securing payment apps NetworkWorld.com (August 25, 2010) Critical security holes in Adobe Shockwave ZDNet.com (August 25, 2010) Hacking toolkit publishes DLL hijacking exploit ComputerWorld.com (August 23, 2010) A simple guide to 802.1x networking security TechWorld (August 20, 2010)  SECURITYTRACKER REPORTS [WEBSITE]  NetBSD.  A local user can read portions of kernel memory on the target system. IBM AIX ftpd.  A remote authenticated user can execute arbitrary code on the target system. Software Distributor.  A local user can obtain elevated privileges on the target system. Trend Micro Internet Security Pro.  A remote user can cause arbitrary code to be executed on the target user's system. Cisco Unified Communications Manager.  A remote user can cause denial of service conditions.

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