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The SANS Institute released 2004's Top 20 Internet Security Vulnerabilities list, its fifth edition of the annual list.
It's a good, evolving guide that draws attention to the problem of Internet security which is of growing importance as we become more reliant on the Internet as a platform for our communications and commerce. (More on the relative importance of Internet security in another blog post -- when I get some time to write about that).
Notable additions to the list are e-mail client software vulnerabilities and instant messaging vulnerabilities on the Windows list. I am unsure why both of these were not added to the list before.... more »
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Friday, October 8
SANS Institute unveils 2004 Top 20 Internet Security Vulnerabilities list
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Kaleem
on Fri 08 Oct 2004 07:27 PM EDT
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