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It seems that SPAM is all the rave these days, wonder why, could it be because it’s a multi-million business? In any event, detecting is always a challenge as is remediating. This is what it might look like if you use our free scanner to scan the website: Besides some of the obvious things we have … I’ve never seen one quite like this before, although it’s not the first time I’ve seen Apple-themed scam email (this one, for example). From: Apple no_reply@macapple.comReply-To: no_reply@macapple.comDate: 31 October 2012 06:08Subject: Your Apple ID has been disabled Apple ID Support Dear [redacted] , This Apple ID has been disabled! For your protection, your … Recently there have been several reports about the re-emergence of a botnet variant (Kelihos), which Symantec detects as W32.Waledac.C. The Waledac family is a threat that has been monitored by Symantec for many years and was featured in numerous blogs as well as a white paper. In the past, Waledac gained its infamy as a … SOPA as currently constructed can never work as intended. I'm not going to get into the reasons we don't like it because of its oppressive implications or because it is against our first amendment rights nor for any other reason (there's been so much other commentary on those issues that it would be superfluous). I … I discovered the flag FORCE_INTEGRITY last year when I released my tool setdllcharacteristics. This flag will force a check of the executable’s digital signature (on Windows Vista and Windows 7) and will prevent the program from running if the signature is invalid (or missing). But it’s only now that I hold all the pieces to test … The Hong Kong stock exchange (HKEx) halted trading this afternoon for seven stocks after its website was hacked during the morning trading session. The seven stocks in question were all due to release sensitive results to the website that could impact the price of their stocks. Although the Hong Kong stock exchange also operates an … Are you concerned about trusting businesses with personal information in light of publicized hacks? Here is what I would recommend: - Only give the information that is mandatory. (Any optional field in various online forms should be left blank). The idea is that the more information someone has about you, the greater the risk of … This evening (Monday 30 May 2011), I’ll be lecturing at the New South Wales branch forum of the Australian Computer Society (ACS). The topic is Privacy and security in the cloud – is there any? The Cloud – whatever that is – isn’t new, whatever the marketing material may imply. But the scale of … Encapsulating computing operations has been encouraged to maintain integrity by separating and hiding functionality for years. Meanwhile, personal computing technologies have intertwined our daily functions onto one computing platform. Banking, gambling, mailing, and other daily activities are all performed on one machine over a single line of communications. Manufacturing, for example, has many cases where … |
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