Hackers train their sights on VPNs

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Hackers are aiming their technical weaponry at security vulnerabilities in company VPNs, security experts have warned.

Hackers are aiming their technical weaponry at security vulnerabilities in company VPNs, security experts have warned. Mike Jones, senior product manager at Network Associates (NA), said that the...

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