Archive for October, 2007
NewsFactor Network - There’s no “single explanation” for the Mac’s resurgence, Sterling said. Among the factors: a halo effect of iPod and “to a much lesser extent” iPhone sales, ease of use, a perception that Macs have fewer problems with viruses and malware , and a
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While I found it pretty amusing as to where this article was found, it does bring up something pretty scary; hacking into 911. In this incident, a kid was able to place a call requesting a ‘fully armed response’ at a house where the family was sleeping. What’s worse is the husband of the targeted […]
PRWeb - Anti-Phishing Solution Protects Against Pharming Sestus Data Corporation announced today its anti-phishing solution will also protect consumers against Pharming attacks. - 2005-08-06 Guidant Defibrillator Recall Investigation The safety of heart
Silicon.com - It wouldn’t be a surprise if the network was used for spamming, distributed denial of service attacks, and other malicious Reader Comments of the Week Andy McCue How to stop “runaway” ERP projects Interview: Harry Debes, CEO, Lawson Software on the
Apple will embrace third-party iPhone software, but how? […]
Recently, a couple of doctorates from Carnegie Melon conducted a study over a 7-month period. In that period, 2.4 Gb of chat information was logged and an estimated $37 million worth of fraudulent credit card transactions were recorded. While it seemed this study primarily focused on IRC communications, they brought up an ironically amusing way […]
It looks like some hackers in China are re-routing traffic from Google to Baidu, which is another search engine. While Baidu has been around for quite some time and does not *currently* host any threats, its scary to know that people are able to take on the Internet giant Google and redirect all of their […]
With VoIP targeted attacks on the rise, its not surprise that Skype is an appealing target. That being said, Skype recently warned its users of a new password-stealing Trojan making its way around. What it does is launch a ficticious Skype interface and asks for your username and password. Unsuspecting users will enter their information […]
MSNBC - This is going to be a really weird event,” says Jay Foley, director of the nonprofit Identity Theft Resource Center. He foresees a flurry of complaints and threatened lawsuits directed at the bureaucracies that haven’t removed Social Security numbers
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eWeek - The surge in malware activity has created a healthy black market for crimeware. According to a new report from PandaLabs, prices in the malware market start at $10 for an hour-long distributed denial of service attack and head up to $1,500 for a
FTC Fines Adware Company $1.5 MillioniMedia Connection - […]
I thought this was a pretty interesting article to share, even though it is a Part 2 of a two part series. This article really does a good job in breaking down how encrypted communication works from the aspect of public key infrastructure (PKI). It actually reminded me of an encryption book I read a […]