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- Will security firms detect police spyware?
- Will security firms detect police spyware?Sophos says "It's crazy not to detect police spyware"Malicious code is malicious code. There's no reason why organisations targeted by "police spyware" could not write a variant of the e-bug for their own use. Before we know it, we'll all be spied on by every...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-17
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- Congress may require ISPs to block fraud sites
- It`s About Time!they should block and prosecute those sites that send and try to install virus/spyware throught peoples computers.they should loose their internet connection right way,and have their name/info somewhere in a database, that a ISP can check before they can sign up for a internet service.DOING that i`m sure...
- Discussion threads 2009-11-04
- Consumer Watchdog blasts Google over privacy
- Consumer Watchdog blasts Google over privacyWow. No real surprise there[i]it certainly doesn?t seem that scary to me[/i]Of course not, you've proclaimed that you "Love everything Google does" and think the world of them (but would you fall on your sword, too?)[i]subscribe to the idea that Google collects information to make...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-11
- British police can now hack citizens' PCs
- British police can now hack citizens' PCsDifferences...The only difference between Britain and the US... Britian is public with its plans and has government approval. The US has faced scrutiny of Congress but intelligence agencies pressed ahead anyway and already data mine all of your communications.Say hi to your Uncle...
- Discussion threads 2009-01-04
- Google sponsored links spreading (scareware) rogue AV
- Google sponsored links spreading scareware rogue AVWhen will we put TEETH into laws on this.You know, its so danged simple to end this entirely but no one seems to have the balls to do it.Find a site hosting this crap block the ENTIRE hosting service from the internet until it...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-16
- Would you give the Feds your computers?
- Would you give the Feds your computers?knee-jerkI completely agree. It's nice to see some sane responses, rather than knee-jerk reactions only.Why should a government entity require a warrant?Why should the library have any desire or need to protect it's users' privacy? I'd bet they have signs at the computer...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-04
- The Internet: Where Did IT All Go Wrong?
- It's hard to imagine life today without all of problems that the Internet has introduced: phishing attacks, cyber-bullying, data theft on a scale never before imagined, spam, distributed denial-of-service attacks, ransomware, spyware, website defacements, and so on, none of which will disappear any time soon, despite the best efforts of...
- White papers 2008-08-01
- The Techie Hall of Shame
- A SFGate story began this week with the all-too-familiar line--"A disgruntled computer engineer..." before going on to list the disgrace of the day, in this case virtually commandeering San Francisco's new multimillion-dollar computer network and hacking it to deny access to top administrators. He's now locked up with a $5...
- Blog posts 2008-07-16
- Ringleader of cybercrime group to be offered a job as cybercrime fighter
- Owen Thor Walker, a 18 years old ringleader of an international cybercrime group, known as AKILL, part of the A-Team, a group of 8 script kiddies which were all caught in a operation called "Operation Bot Roast II" bust executed by the FBI and several international law enforcement agencies in...
- Blog posts 2008-07-16
- $1 Million prize offered for cracking an encryption algorithm
- It's 2008, and companies perhaps rich on VC money to waste in a guerilla marketing tactic for generating viral buzz, still talk and act as the utopian "unbreakable encryption" algorithm is the panacea of security, or the "Hackers Hell: Privacy That Can't Be Compromised" as they pitch it. ...
- Blog posts 2008-07-07
- 200,000 sites spreading web malware, China's hosting the most
- 200,000 sites spreading web malware, China's hosting the mostJust a guessI would suspect that most of the china sites are owned by American spammers,malware owners.I say we just cut China's segment off...Until the Chinese government seems to give a damn about poision food, poison web sites and rampant piracy, I...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-25
- Mac users - Secure or smug?
- Mac users - Secure or smug?I see the "Vote" code ....... has been "upgraded". It nows zero % on the first vote.Anyway, the real question is what can be attacked on a Mac or a Linux box as most distros force you into a standard user account that has very...
- Discussion threads 2008-03-06
- Linux tool speeds up computer forensics for cops
- Linux tool speeds up computer forensics for copsLinux tool speeds up computer forensics for copsWow, Austrilia must really be behind the curve on this one which explains why they are using linux. Here in the good ol' U.S. of A. forensic tools have been available for quite some time....
- Discussion threads 2008-03-06
- Microsoft+previews+12+security+bulletins%2C+7+%27critical%27%3B+Excel+fix+likely+en+route
- Microsoft+previews+12+security+bulletins%2C+7+%27critical%27%3B+Excel+fix+likely+en+routeLive Update on Exactly WHAT Date?Since we run apps overnight, it would be nice to know WHEN "Windows Live Update" is going to do all this. That way, we can shut all apps properly the night before, and get in early the next morning to do damage conrol, if...
- Discussion threads 2008-02-07
- Tech+idiocy+in+the+White+House
- Tech+idiocy+in+the+White+HouseMicrosoft Denies Spying Chargeshttp://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0CGN/is_3741/ai_55695355Warning: Police spyware detected!http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/tech-news/?p=839&tag=nl.e550Will security firms detect police spyware?http://www.news.com/Will-security-firms-detect-police-spyware/2100-7348_3-6197020.htmlThe FBI Does Use Spywarehttp://www.lockergnome.com/forsythe/2007/07/18/the-fbi-do-use-spyware/FBI's Secret Spyware Tracks Down Teen Who Made Bomb Threatshttp://abcnews.go.com/Technology/Story?id=3389624&page=1Microsoft's lobbying efforts eclipse Enronhttp://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-835267.htmlBush Invades Your Privacyhttp://www.hoolinet.com/GeorgeWBush/BushInvadesYourPrivacy/tabid/299/Default.aspxWatching Big Brother Watch Youhttp://www.khouse.org/articles/2000/213/Congress v. the Courts: Limitations on Congressional Investigation http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0041-9494(195722)24%3A4%3C740%3ACVTCLO%3E2.0.CO%3B2-9Public Records ~ Information Sourceshttp://howtoinvestigate.com/public_records/SHOULD THERE BE...
- Discussion threads 2008-02-05
- U2 manager takes Internet providers to task
- U2 manager takes Internet providers to taskLike blaming the government because ...This is as bombastic and idiotic as any other idea that would the government because stolen cars are moved on public highways!Hey, he is right.Nothing else worth saying, unless your a pirate that is. They will whine endlessly..."Their...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-29
- Police Blotter: Fired worker blames porn on malware
- Police Blotter: Fired worker blames porn on malwareagreed nt.He could have been set upWhat's to say that his employer set him up for a fall? Surely a supervisor has his username and password. What's to stop them from using his account and going to a bad site or even placing...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-03
- Microsoft awarded patent for watermarking form of DRM. But can it really work?
- Microsoft awarded patent for watermarking form of DRM. But can it really work?watermarking doesn't seem like an incredibly unreasonable compromise...I'm no fan of DRM by any means, but watermarking seems like the closest thing to a compromise we're gonna get. as long as:-the watermarking doesn't involve anything personally identifiable (an...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-11
- Congress: P2P networks harm national security
- Congress: P2P networks harm national securityOK...I'll ask the question......Why are government employees within secure facilities or any workplace running Limewire clients? I must have missed something there.And wow....Congress is a fearful place these days. Evildoers?H-1B quota and War on TerrorismLets get real. The greater threat is H-1B contractors...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-24
- When police plant spyware, what does anti-spyware do?
- When police plant spyware, what does anti-spyware do?So what backdoor do they use to install it?Seems to me that people are missing the big picture. I doubt Police sending phishing emails to millions in the hopes that their suspect installs it on their computers. So, the simple question...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-23
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