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- Will the Olympics melt the Internet?
- Okay, sky-is-falling fans and network neutrality proponents: We're about to find out whether the Internet can – or will – break down under the strain of mass consumption of streaming video. At least that's the opinion of Brick Eksten, the president and CEO...
- Tags: nbc, network, video, stream, internet, corporate communications, web site development, marketing, tom steinert-threlkeld
- Blog posts 2008-08-07
- Today's assignment : Coding an undetectable malware
- Today's dynamic Internet threatscape is changing so rapidly, that the innovations and creativity applied by malware authors can easily render an information security course's curricular on malware outdated pretty fast, or worse, provide the students with a false feeling of situational awareness about today's malware that's driving the entire cybercrime...
- Tags: malware, antivirus software, virus, cyberthreats, spyware, adware & malware, viruses and worms, security, dancho danchev
- Blog posts 2008-08-06
- Cisco Telepresence: Coming to a home near you (someday)
- Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers can barely keep quiet about the company's Telepresence video effort, a high-end video conferencing system, but on the company's fourth quarter conference call he was especially chatty. The big takeaways: Telepresence will be a $1 billion business within five years and it will be coming...
- Tags: john chambers, cisco telepresence, video, cisco systems inc., telepresence, corporate communications, collaboration, tv & home theater, marketing, personal technology, larry dignan
- Blog posts 2008-08-06
- Spammers using Google Sites to bypass filters
- Junk emailers are using Google Sites to create web pages that can help spam get around corporate filters, according to MessageLabs Spammers have added Google Sites to the arsenal of online tools used to get around junk-email filters, according to a study published on Tuesday by messaging...
- Tags: google inc., spammer, messagelabs ltd., cyberthreats, security, spam and phishing, matthew broersma zdnet.co.uk, spam, worms, malware, google, securuty, google sites
- News items 2008-08-05
- Security is everyone's domain
- Guest editorial by George Stathakopoulos In the first half of 2008, Microsoft Corp. released its latest Security Intelligence Report. One of the most interesting statistics involved the results from Microsoft's Malicious Software Removal Tool MSRT. Each second Tuesday of every month, the tool...
- Tags: industry, domain, malware, microsoft corp., security, ryan naraine
- Blog posts 2008-08-04
- Linux laptop, make or buy?
- Linux laptop, make or buy?The answer may simply be[i]I sort of expected a vendor representative to write and offer a unit, but that did not happen. This may tell more about the state of this market than anything else[/i].Maybe they simply had not read your blog? :)RE: Linux laptop, make...
- Tags: operating systems, open source, linux laptop, linux, laptop computer
- Discussion threads 2008-08-04
- S. Korea moves to tighten the Net
- Even as China is being roundly criticized for restricting Internet access even for Western journalists during the Olympics, another Asian country is moving to restrict the net. Reuters reports that South Korea is starting to make moves to restrain the Net, as well. The mass access to the Internet,...
- Tags: media, south korea, internet, government, advertising & promotion, vertical industries, marketing, enterprise software, software, richard koman
- Blog posts 2008-08-04
- Web worms squirm through Facebook, MySpace
- Web worms squirm through Facebook, MySpaceFacebook and Myspace Worm & VirusesWell it seems that these viruses and the associated infections are cleverly disguised as usual and of course my kids although educated in the problems with downloading flies ingnored my statements regarding this possibility and their computers have ground to...
- Tags: cyberthreats, viruses and worms, security, web worm, virus, facebook, myspace, dos, web
- Discussion threads 2008-08-01
- News to know: Apple patch; IBM; PC upgrades; EDS; Yahoo
- Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Apple finally ships DNS flaw fix, patches 16 other Mac OS X holes Nate McFeters: Black Hat talk on Apple encryption flaw pulled Black Hat Sneak Preview Larry Dignan: IBM plans building spree: To build $360M...
- Tags: google inc., facebook, larry dignan, pc, yahoo! inc., apple inc., electronic data systems corp., ibm corp., firewire, sales strategy, desktops, consumer electronics, personal technology, sales, hardware
- Blog posts 2008-08-01
- Email Subscriber Pro (zip)
- Email Subscriber Pro helping you make subscription to email lists on Internet websites. It uses POP3 email accounts to receive subscribe and unsubscribe requests from respondents, extracts email addresses and sender names from email messages and creates plain-text files with subscribers wanting to subscribe or unsubscribe. The text files with...
- Tags: e-mail, online communications
- Software downloads 2008-08-01
- Web worms squirm through Facebook, MySpace
- My colleagues at Kaspersky Lab see disclosure have intercepted two new worms squirming through MySpace and Facebook, using social engineering lures to plant malware on Windows systems. The worms propagate via the comments features on the two popular social networks, using video lures and fake Flash Player...
- Tags: web, facebook, kaspersky lab, network, macromedia flash player, social engineering, worm, myspace, victim machine, cyberthreats, social networking, viruses and worms, security, online communications, marketing, advertising & promotion, ryan naraine
- Blog posts 2008-07-31
- CSRF vulnerability allows Twitter 'follow' abuse
- CSRF vulnerability allows Twitter 'follow' abuseSo?Another worm, anyone? These types of social-networking sites all suffer from the same kind of problems. They allow lots of interfaces thereby exposing themselves to many attack vectors and we wonder why it happens?There are surely more than this out there, for Twitter,...
- Tags: security, twitter, csrf vulnerability, csrf
- Discussion threads 2008-07-31
- FireWire 1600, 3200 approved: Now, USB 3.0 or FireWire?
- FireWire 1600, 3200 approved: Now, USB 3.0 or FireWire?My choice: USB 3.0At least for mainstream computing.USB has used a single main interface since it was first introduced. Being able to use an old-but-still-functional USB device like a mouse, webcam, or cable to a digital camera in a USB 3.0...
- Tags: firewire, usb
- Discussion threads 2008-07-31
- FBI warns of new Storm worm variant
- FBI warns of new Storm worm variantMessage has been deleted.RE: FBI warns of new Storm worm variantThis is a perfect example of a target attack on a very large scale. It seems this is now the new direction for phishing attacks and links to malware. Even the tecgh-savvy would have...
- Tags: federal government, productivity, cyberthreats, spam, viruses and worms, security, mike cox, new storm worm variant, receivernet, storm worm variant, fbi, storm worm, technique
- Discussion threads 2008-07-31
- FBI warns of new Storm worm variant
- The email uses the phrase 'FBI vs. Facebook' in its subject line and contains a link to view an article about the FBI and Facebook. On Wednesday, the FBI and its partner, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), warned against a new email campaign being used by the creators...
- Tags: facebook, fbi, federal government, e-mail, government, online communications, robert vamosi, bots, storm worm, malware, security, spam
- News items 2008-07-31
- Fossil fuel prices and the men who hate them
- Fossil fuel prices and the men who hate themAirline fares are too lowEver since deregulation, airlines have allowed themselves to be sucked into a ridiculous, never ending price war.As a result, they've been forced to fly at max capacity just to break even on any given flight. That need...
- Tags: fuel prices, airline fare, oil, fare, fossil fuel
- Discussion threads 2008-07-30
- Green light for hacker's extradition
- Green light for hacker's extraditionUS owned server spaceWhen he hacked into our military's network's, he was trespassing on US owned server space.The EU would cry bloody murder if we had a little pasty 16 yr old hack MI6 and do what this guy did, and we didn't extradite him. book...
- Tags: hacking, security, green light, extradition, hacker
- Discussion threads 2008-07-30
- Evolution is punctuated equilibria
- Guest editorial by Dino Dai Zovi In evolutionary biology, the theory of punctuated equilibiria states that evolution is not a gradual process but instead consists of long periods of stasis interrupted by rapid, catastrophic change. This is supported by fossil evidence that shows...
- Tags: vulnerability, exploit, internet security, internet security community, internet, security, ryan naraine
- Blog posts 2008-07-30
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