A good reputation can take years to build, but only days (or hours or minutes) to damage. This is as true for companies as for individuals, and your company’s web sites are the public face that it presents to the world. Over on the SANS site, Tom Liston writes about what can happen if your domain information is altered by attackers to boost search results for their products – and how you might not even know it’s happened to you unless you happen to stumble across the new entries in the zone information. Check it out here:
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Deb Shinder
Debra Littlejohn Shinder is a technology and security analyst and author specializing in identity, security and cybercrime, utilizing her past experience as a police officer and police academy/criminal justice instructor. She has written numerous books and articles for web and print publications and has been awarded the Microsoft MVP designation for fourteen years in a row.
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