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Trojans - and how to protect your network against them
Date - Jul 09, 2003
Author - GFI Software
This white paper outlines what Trojans are and why they pose a danger to corporate networks. As early as 2001, an eWeek article reported that tens of thousands of machines are infected with Trojans. This is still the case today - and the use of more sophisticated technology makes them all the more alarming: Trojans can be used to steal credit card information, passwords, and other sensitive information, or to launch an electronic attack against your organization. The white paper discusses the need for a Trojan and executable scanner at mail server level in addition to a virus scanner, to combat this threat.
The Complete Windows Trojans Paper
Date - Jan 24, 2003
Author - Dancho Danchev
The Complete Trojans Text is a paper about Windows Trojans, how they work, their variations and, of course, strategies to minimise the risk of infection.

Network Security Library topic  

   [ 26 ] Anti Spam    [ 12 ] Anti Virus    [ 44 ] Auditing
   [ 60 ] Auth. & Access Control    [ 3 ] Content Management    [ 103 ] Cryptography
   [ 12 ] Disaster Recovery    [ 36 ] Firewalls & VPN's    [ 6 ] Forensics
   [ 41 ] Harmless hacking book    [ 1 ] Honeypots    [ 14 ] Information Warfare
   [ 26 ] Intrusion Detection    [ 7 ] Law    [ 3 ] Managed Security Solutions
   [ 50 ] Misc    [ 24 ] Mobile Code    [ 32 ] NCSC&DoD Rainbow series
   [ 13 ] NetWare    [ 31 ] Network Security    [ 4 ] Patch Management
   [ 3 ] Phishing    [ 38 ] Policy & Standards    [ 25 ] Privacy
   [ 21 ] Software Engineering    [ 2 ] Trojans    [ 2 ] Underground
   [ 82 ] Unix Security    [ 19 ] Web Security    [ 39 ] Windows Security
   [ 6 ] Wireless Security

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