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Category: news | Posted by Avatar Staff 905 days ago
Via: http://www.infoworld.com | Tags: microsoft readying slew of critical updates for next week comments Discuss  
After kicking off 2008 with just two security updates in January, Microsoft plans to release one of its largest bundles of patches ever next Tuesday. read more »
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Category: news | Posted by Avatar Staff 855 days ago
Via: http://go.theregister.com | Tags: next time loo bring locked laptop you comments Discuss  
DaisyDukes brings memory sniffing to the massesCanSecWest Building off recent research that showed how to extract encryption keys from a computer's memory, a penetration testing company has unveiled a tool that sniffs out passwords, documents, and other sensitive data in a matter of minutes.… read more »
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Category: news | Posted by Avatar Staff 550 days ago
Via: http://feeds.ziffdavisenterprise.com | Tags: next problem up reverse user hijackings comments Discuss  
Iffy trade name claims aren't limited to domain names. Are Twit-squatting and Face-squatting new problems we'll have to deal with? - Have you ever signed up for an Internet service only to find that your desired user ID was already taken? Happens all the time.In the world of domain names we have the concept of reverse domain name hijacking, in which a company bullies a domain name registrant out of their domain without clear in... read more »
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Category: news | Posted by Avatar Staff 303 days ago
Via: http://go.theregister.com | Tags: next gen bank trojan rewrites bank statements comments Discuss  
Crooks loot $440K using uber-subtle stealth malwareBlack hat hackers have created a new strain of Trojan that rewrites online bank statements to disguise fraud.… read more »
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Category: news | Posted by Avatar Staff 263 days ago
Via: http://go.theregister.com | Tags: next generation spammers rise asia india brazil comments Discuss  
High-speed broadband allows worldwide miscreantingA new generation of spammers is rising up in regions such as Asia Pacific, Japan, and South America, and beginning to outstrip their North American counterparts in junk mail output.… read more »
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