By Amir Kotler, CEO, Promisec Promisec Ltd, announced today that the companys endpoint security technology stops the growing threat of BOTNET attacks from hijacking corporate computing environments by using a … via Customer Interaction Solutions
“Manipulating malware to maximise false-positives could be an entertaining (and certainly painful) way to wreak havoc. Some basic research exists on this theory already, though nothing ready for market”
Symantec has updated its anti-virus definition files after a duff update falsely identified two open source packages as adware. via The Register
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Published: Monday, July 23 2007 @ 10:14 PM CDT Contributed by: Tommy Over 150 million U.S. citizens are connected to the Internet. via LinuxElectrons
“Nothing in the research that we looked at pointed to a reason why people are less educated about cookies today than they were two years ago”
TINY BITS OF code that online publishers, ad servers, researchers and advertisers place on computer hard drives to identify and track the usage of online users–has increased significantly among consumers over … via MediaPost Publications
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Security threats from viruses, malware and spyware continue to grow and show no sign of abating. via WebWire
“The computer crime authorities around the globe are becoming more experienced at tracking down hackers and virus writers, and malware authors should be asking themselves whether it’s really worth taking the risk.”
According to a statement issued by Spanish police, a 28-year-old man was arrested in Valencia following a seven month investigation. via Kansas City InfoZine