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Rick Robinson

Job title:
CTO and vice president, eSoft

Areas of expertise:
Applied cryptography, PKI, identity and access management (authentication, authorization, and auditing), secure data transport, and system hardening and protection

Biography:
Rick Robinson has over ten years of experience in the computer security sector, including development of secure embedded computers, secure remote access, secure networking design, and secure system architecture. Throughout his career, he has regularly worked with Fortune 500 customers, providing security strategy and guidance. Robinson is a recipient of the prestigious Avaya Labs Cup Award and has been named on four USPTO patents in the area of computer security with additional USPTO application submissions in process. He possesses CISSP and ISSAP certifications from (ISC)2. In addition, he is an IEEE Senior Member, Past-Chair of the IEEE-Denver Section, Member of IEEE Security and Privacy Society, Member of the IEEE Computer Society, and Member of the IEEE Critical Infrastructure Protection Committee. Robinson holds BS and MS degrees in electrical engineering from Montana State University with an emphasis in computer engineering, and is completing his Executive MBA from the University of Colorado.

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Unresolved Compromised Fox Sports Host Heading Into Third Week

eSoft first detected a compromise on the Fox Sports website two weeks ago and as of today, at least one Fox Sports host continues to contain automatic links to a multitude of dangerous exploits.  Even with media coverage and direct emails, this compromised host has not be taken offline or cleaned.  The threats being hosted have rotated with the most recent threats being remote script links to ackworld.com and nt002.cn.

akcworld.com has been hosting a multitude of Gumblar exploited pages that are leading to dangerous trojans.


 

nt002.cn has been hosting a variety of exploits, most recently targeting the Microsoft Video Control ActiveX vulnerabilities.

We hope that with further attention and pressure, the Fox Sports administrators will address this problem before another week passes.

Posted 17/10/2009 by Rick Robinson

Tagged under:Compromised Sites

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