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Current Internet Security Level is: |
There is nothing special about the environment of the internet that causes alarm. Continue to use the same level of caution you normally do.
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Special Alerts
Top Five Issues
- Vulnerability in Glibc Affects Multiple F5 Products
- Microsoft Edge and IE Browsers Zero-Days Vulnerabilities
- Vulnerability in GNU C Affects Multiple F5 Products
- Mitigation for a Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 and Newer Remote Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
Top Five Advisories
- Real-time location data of thousands of kids is exposed by this smartwatch
- Linux Security Update Overview (Nov 27, 2019)
- Decrypt your data from Hakbit & Jigsaw ransomware for free
- Attackers Could Spy on You through Your Android Camera
- Vulnerabilities in IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty & Curl
Professional Service
| MOCERT Attended CNCERT/CC 2010 Conference & FIRST Technical Colloquium |
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On 12th-15th September 2010, Mr. Gilbert Chan and Ms. Carol U, representatives from Macau Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (MOCERT), were invited to Beijing, China to take part in the CNCERT/CC 2010 Conference & FIRST Technical Colloquium together with other 400 attendees from domestic and international network security institutes and organizations This conference aimed at focusing on current network security situation and domestic network security work, holding a series of seminars for discussion on topics like “Network Security Management Policy”, “Infrastructure in Network Security”, “Internet Application Services Security”, “New Technology and Knowledge of Network Security”. Meanwhile, National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team / Coordination Centre of China (CNCERT/CC) and Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) jointly held a FIRST Technical Colloquium.
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