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2005年的IT安全领域可以说是“精彩纷呈”:索尼一BMG在音乐CD内加入rootkit软件进行版权保护的举措以及由此造成的恶果足以载入史册、受经济利益驱动的病毒到处横行、NetSky作者Sven Jaschan等大宗电子犯罪诉讼也是不胜枚举,有针对性的木马攻击和钓鱼攻击日益严重、浏览器漏洞从年头到年底一直在不断浮现、微软终于开始踏入反病毒领域……蠕虫与木马蠕虫在2005年的气焰低了很多,全年仅有两起:8月感染CNN、金融时报等媒体的Zotob和11月迅速扩散的Sober新变种。尤其值得一提的是,Zotob爆发后不久其作者即在墨西哥和土耳其被捕。而木马则要嚣张得多,其数量已经接近蠕虫的两倍。电子犯罪诉讼7月,Sasser、Netsky蠕虫作者Sven Jaschan在坦白其罪行之后被判19个月缓刑。很多人认为,对于一个创造了最丰富蠕虫群的年轻人来说,这样的判罚有点儿太仁慈了。相反,多数人认为对Daniel Cuthbert的处罚过于严厉。Cuthbert是伦敦的一个IT工人,曾在2004年新年前夜入侵一个海啸网站,违反了电脑滥用法例1990,在今年10月遭到惩处。此外,Demon Internet and Redbus公司创始人CliffStanford因为窃取他人E-mail信息在今年9月被判有罪。警
2005 IT security can be said to be “brilliant”: Sony BMG in the music CD to join the rootkit software copyright protection measures and the consequences of enough to load the annals of economic-driven virus rampant , NetSky author Sven Jaschan and other large electronic criminal lawsuits are too numerous to mention, targeted Trojan attacks and phishing attacks are increasingly serious, browser vulnerabilities from the beginning to the end of the year has been constantly emerging, Microsoft finally began to enter the field of anti-virus ... Worm Much less arrogant than the Trojan worm in 2005, there were only two in a year: August infections with CNN, the Zotob media such as the Financial Times and a rapidly changing Sober new variant in November. In particular, its authors were arrested in Mexico and Turkey shortly after the outbreak of Zotob. The Trojans will be more arrogant, the number has been close to twice the worm. Electronic Crimes Litigation In July, Sasser, author of the Netsky worm, Sven Jaschan, was sentenced to 19 months probation after confessed his crimes. Many people think that such a penalty is a little too gracious for a young man who has created the most abundant worm swarm. On the contrary, most people think the punishment against Daniel Cuthbert is too harsh. Cuthbert, an IT worker in London who violated a computer abuse law 1990 in 2004 on New Year’s Eve invaded a tsunami site, was punished in October this year. In addition, Cliff Stanford, founder of Demon Internet and Redbus, was convicted in September this year for stealing information from others. police