Erik Nachbahr, CISSP's Blog – January 2013 Archive (1)
Java Exploit puts Dealers at Risk: Is your Dealership vulnerable?
Computer attacks continue to make headlines and dealership executives are left asking if their systems are sufficiently protected. In 2011 the FTC demonstrated its willingness to impose severe penalties on dealerships who fail to protect customer financial data. On January 11 the US Department of Homeland Security warned computer users to disable Java to protect agains a serious security exploit. The Java attack can redirect the unsuspecting computer user to a malicious, data…
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