July 14, 2009: Detecting Man-in-the-Browser, Silver Tail Webinar Series, Part 1

The proliferation of authentication models, device fingerprinting, IP geo-location mapping, and other security technologies has raised the stakes in using stolen online accounts.  Bad actors need to find a way to access users’ accounts without being detected by the systems currently in place.  The rise in malware infections has created a unique opportunity for these bad actors: The ability to access the account through the victim’s own web browser, IP address, and session.  These "Man-in-the-Browser" attacks are extremely difficult to detect and prevent, and are increasing with the spread of malware.  

Laura Mather, Founder & VP, Product Marketing at Silver Tail Systems, will define Man-in-the-Browser attacks, explain how they are perpetrated, show a demonstration of an attack, and show the ways these types of attacks can be detected.

You can view a recording of this webinar here.