SANS Internet Storm Center has updated their website with additional information related to large numbers of SQL injection attacks. Their site includes some helpful links. One of the links is for Shadowserver.org who has begun maintaining a list of domains used in the mass SQL injection attacks.The US-CERT has alerted companies and government agencies to act. They encourage a review of internal web content for references to these domains. They also encourage reporting back to the US-CERT with any confirmed compromises. Of course, the domains listed should NOT be visited. For more information, you can visit SANS.org or the Showdowserver website at: https://www.shadowserver.org/ Related content opinion 3 security career lessons from 'Back to the Future' You don't need to be able to predict the future to have a successful security career, but you had darned well better be able to learn from the past. By Dan Lohrmann Jan 12, 2021 6 mins Careers Security interview Secrets of industry-hopping CSOs Who says you can't change industries? Veteran security leaders Mark Weatherford and Cheri McGuire teach you how it’s done. By Dan Lohrmann Mar 02, 2020 12 mins Careers Security opinion Why security pros are addicted to FUD and what you can do about it Despite professing anti-FUD rhetoric, cyber experts fan the flames, breathlessly sharing the details of the latest data breaches. It's a risky addiction that can lead to security apathy in enterprises. Here's how to harness it. By Dan Lohrmann Sep 06, 2018 7 mins Security opinion Bridging the smart cities security divide There are plenty of organizations that seem to be working on answers to secure smart cities, but in many ways it's like the early days of cloud computing with everyone building their own solutions. By Dan Lohrmann Feb 01, 2018 6 mins Internet of Things Security Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe