Dark Reading July 2012 Digital Issue

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IN THIS ISSUE:

Save Your Assets: Distributed denial-of-service attacks can do serious damage. Get ready before you're hit.
New Age Of Political Hacktivism: Next-gen attackers aren't out to steal your money, and your old style of defense isn't going to stop them.
DNSChanger Threat Could Re-Emerge: Temporary servers and efforts from ISPs have helped fight the Trojan, but problems aren't over.
Critical Infrastructure Targeted: Banks, utilities, and other parts of the U.S. critical infrastructure face more cybersecurity threats.

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