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The Growing Threat and Impact of Web-Based Malware - Stanford Computer Security

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Overview

Explore the evolving landscape of web-based malware threats in this Stanford Computer Security webinar. Delve into the fundamental shift in malware distribution, focusing on "drive-by downloads" planted on legitimate sites through automated methods. Examine data on infection growth and learn holistic approaches for webmasters to prevent, detect, contain, and recover from attacks. Gain insights from Neil Daswani, Co-founder of Dasient, Inc., as he discusses the scope of the problem, infection libraries, and the Zeus Botnet. Understand phishing techniques, JavaScript vulnerabilities, and PDF exploits through real-world examples. Discover steps for mitigation, detection methods, and quarantine strategies. Access valuable resources, including a free whitepaper and malware risk assessment. Suitable for those interested in advanced computer security, this webinar is part of Stanford's Center for Professional Development offerings.

Syllabus

Introduction
WebBased Malware
Scope of the Problem
Infection Library
Zeus Botnet
What is it
How
Phishing
JavaScript
Zeus
PDF Start
Example URL Trace
Steps to Mitigation
Detection
Quarantine Example
Resources
Free Whitepaper
Free Malware Risk Assessment
Additional Resources
Stanford Center for Professional Development
Advanced Computer Security Certificate
Required Courses
Poll
Questions
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