The SANS Institute reports that 422 new vulnerabilities were discovered
in the second quarter of 2005. This is an 11 percent increase over the
previous quarter. The increase in the number of security vulnerabilities
stems from malicious crackers changing focus from attacking operating
systems to webbrowser and other connected applications, such as digital
music applications.
In addition to the online applications, backup software systems received
much attention from crackers seeking to access corporate and personal data,
possibly for resale. Detailed warnings were published in SANS Top 20 Q2
2005 Critical Vulnerability Update.
SANS Top 20 Q2 2005 - Click Here
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