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  I have previously blogged that some of the most common techniques scammers and cybercriminals use are news events and holidays. Balloon Boy and the Windows 7 Launch are good examples. My colleague Sam Masiello’s blog on President Barack Obama’s Nobel Prize is another excellent example. With Halloween ...

• More Trick than Treat (October 19, 2009)

  The most stressful thing about Halloween has always been deciding on a costume. Second place: making sure to have enough candy around for trick-or-treaters who may come a-knocking. All pretty straightforward stuff, right? This time around, though, it looks like the folks behind various rogue security software packages are using ...

• Trick or Threat? (October 30, 2009)

  The month of October in the threat landscape is often associated with scary social engineering tactics in time for Halloween. As in years past, the threats that lurk in and plague the current threat landscape are real. Most of them can cause irreparable damage, often ...

• Halloween's Coming: Trick or Tweet from the FTC (October 23, 2009)

  Update your security software often to protect your computer from zombie bots. Read more at OnGuardOnline.gov. Don't let old security software spook you. Keep firewall, anti-virus, and anti-spyware software updated, and visit OnGuardOnline. gov. Beware of online tricks this Halloween ... The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, ...

• Hoax or Not, Treat It the Same (January 29, 2009)

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• Trick or Treat With Spam and Malicious Screensavers (October 29, 2009)

  I have previously blogged that some of the most common techniques scammers and cybercriminals use are news events and holidays. Balloon Boy and the Windows 7 Launch are good examples. My colleague Sam Masiello’s blog on President Barack Obama’s Nobel Prize is another excellent example. With Halloween ...

• More Trick than Treat (October 19, 2009)

  The most stressful thing about Halloween has always been deciding on a costume. Second place: making sure to have enough candy around for trick-or-treaters who may come a-knocking. All pretty straightforward stuff, right? This time around, though, it looks like the folks behind various rogue security software packages are using ...

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• Halloween's Coming: Trick or Tweet from the FTC (October 23, 2009)

  Update your security software often to protect your computer from zombie bots. Read more at OnGuardOnline.gov. Don't let old security software spook you. Keep firewall, anti-virus, and anti-spyware software updated, and visit OnGuardOnline. gov. Beware of online tricks this Halloween ... The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, ...

• Hoax or Not, Treat It the Same (January 29, 2009)

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