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• Facebook Users Suffer From ‘Fram’
• Malware Gets Smart with Vodafone Smartphone
• More Adobe Exploits in the Wild
• Phishing craigslist – but is it malware?
• Demonstrating the Latest IE 0-day Vulnerability
• Many Zeus botnet C&C servers taken down
• You don’t want to go looking for Corey Haim videos
• Rogue security products are the new black
• Spam and Phishing Landscape: March 2010
• Malicious Web Attack Using Executable With facebook.com in Name
• Backdoor.Sykipot At Work
• Medicine, Taxation, and Identity in Cyberspace
• Allaple Virus Author Sentenced
• How are ATM skimmers installed?
• Select Your Web Browser(s)
• Be Savvy, Get Six Months of Internet Security
• PDF Based Targeted Attacks are Increasing
• Darkmarket Avatars
• Desperate Phishing Attempt
• The Morphing PDF
• SEO Poisoning Sites Use Flash for Redirection
• Another Bot Bites the Dust?
• I’m Feeling Lucky?
• Pwn2Own Interview with Charlie Miller
• RSA Conference 2010
• Analyzing PDF Files
• This you?? What’s the point of phishing a Twitter account?
• New IE Zero-Day Exploit (CVE-2010-0806)
• Surfing for the Na’vi could give you a virus!
• If it smells ‘phishy’, it probably is!
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Searching for Corey Haim Leads to Rogue AV
• McAfee Labs Publishes ‘March Spam Report’
• Zero-Day Attack on IE6 – JS.Sykipot Doesn’t Spare Retired Software
• Is that a bot in your pocket – or does it just look like one?
• Twitter starts Direct Message phishing filtering
• New sniffer soon coming to a server near you
• Chilean Earthquake Spawns Malware
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – March 2010 – “It Won’t Happen To Me” Edition
• MOBOTS: WeatherFist Exposed
• Death By A Thousand Cuts – Rustock Botnet Sending More Encrypted Spam
• Consoles for old games come with new malcode
• Internet Explorer 0-day targeted in spam runs
• Mariposa Stats
• Multiple Vendors Affected by New Vulnerabilities
• iPad Giveaway Gives Users’ Identities Away
• Targeted Internet Explorer Zero-Day Attack Announced (CVE-2010-0806)
• Patch Tuesday Continues.. Now With IE Vulnerability!
• LifeLock will pay $12 million for false claims
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – March 2010
• Cisco Security Intelligence Operations and Microsoft Tuesday
• Alert from McAfee: Beware of scareware
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday
• DoD Can Use USB Securely
• March Patch Tuesday …. pay attention Mac users
• March 2010 Security Bulletin Release
• R.I.P. Waledac?
• 60+ Compromised Sites with SEO Poisoning
• SC Magazine’s Five to Follow
• Security Advisory 981374 Released
• Your Policies, Follow-up
• Oscars 2010 Awards Users with FAKEAV
• McAfee Warns of Scareware in its first Consumer Threat Alert
• USB Battery Chargers with Malware?
• Diet Twitter Spam (on the) Run
• Insight: AMTSO’s Reviews
• Apple Announces iPad Availability: Watch Out for Scams!
• Consumer Threat Alerts
• McAfee Consumer Threats Alerts
• Cute (and malicious)
• Vodafone distributes Mariposa-like bot
• Locate and Exploit the Energizer Trojan
• Energizer USB charger infected with Trojan
• IPS Isn’t Magic—But That’s Okay
• Sprechen Sie SSL?
• Do you sign your code?
• Making the CWE Top 25, 2010 Edition
• SEO blogger victim of malicious SEO attack
• Oscar nominees are more popular and risky online right now
• Back Door Found in Energizer DUO USB Battery Charger Software
• Wiseguys Botnet First in Line for Concert, Sports Tickets
• Five years ago today on the Sunbelt Blog
• All browsers are (not) created equal
• Search engine bait and switch
• Who’s watching you really?
• The Value Of Credentialed Vulnerability Scanning
• Patch Tuesday coming next week
• The Thousand-Faced Rogue
• Adservers compromised in latest Zbot push
• Mariposa Botnet Perpetrators Captured
• Just what is this botnet called Kneber?
• Viruses and Digital Signatures
• What’s the Juice on ZeuS?
• Google’s Buzz, there is no such thing as bad publicity…
• FakeAV, now for Windows 7!
• March 2010 Bulletin Release Advance Notification
• Chat with malcode
• The Internet as a moral ground
• Malicious iframes on Google-analitics(dot)net
• U.S. Census Bureau warning of phishing scams
• Users, Interfaces, and the Security of Search
• Cowed Through DNS
• Cowed Through DNS
• Cowed Through DNS
• Source Code Repositories Targeted In Operation Aurora
• McAfee Featured on Army’s APL
• Is Hybrid Email Security Right For You?
• Quarantine for infected PCs?
• Mariposa botnet
• Big Brother in Social Networking Scam
• Phishing Scam Linked to Valentine’s Day Movie
• Haiti relief email scams still circulate
• Mariposa botnet take down
• Battlefield Keygens are Bad Company
• Microsoft updates MS010-15
• Security Advisory, Adobe Reader
• End-to-End Trust: Delivering a Safer, More Secure Internet
• New free AV comparative test: and the winner is…
• New Exploit Bypasses DEP
• Web Reputation Checks Gone Awry
• Flabber Ad Leads to Rogue AV
• Jailing the Butterfly
• Beware of Targeted Scams and Phishing Attacks!
• Spain arrests three, shuts down Mariposa botnet
• Late Dash by Spammers for 2010 Winter Olympics
• Everybody uses Web 2.0, but IT might not know it
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 25
• Data Theft Creates Notification Nightmare For BlueCross
• Contraband Imports
• Update: MS10-015 security update re-released with new detection logic
• Don’t press F1
• 4.0!
• Text Spam and Text Scams
• Calling Windows Help May Lead to Vulnerability
• Cisco at the RSA Security Conference 2010
• Answer Survey, Get Stickers
• Botnet Rises in the Name of Chuck Norris
• ZeuS and PDF Exploits: Two Baddies Team Up
• Spam Quarantine Notification = Spam
• Spammers Target Antivirus Companies
• Chile Earthquake Used for Blackhat SEO and FAKEAV
• KOOBFACE Makes a Comeback
• Phishing Made “Super”
• The Buzz on Google Buzz Malware
• VIPRE 4.0 – Twitter Giveaway
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: BBS of Sougou Compromised
• Security Advisory 981169 Released
• Fighting online fraud in .au
• Your APT Anti-Hype
• Spammers Rumbling as Chile Earthquake Strikes
• Cisco Security Predictions – Reviewed
• World of Warcraft authenticator users come under attack
• Mobile Browsing Protection and Anti-Theft
• Pharmacy Spam: Pharmaceutical Websites Fall into Two Distinct Operations
• Get avast! Free Antivirus or a „free“ upgrade with the Alureon rootkit
• Just Sign Here
• Rogueware competing with Panda
• FAKEAV Rides on the Back of a Killer Whale
• Investigating a new win32hlp and Internet Explorer issue
• Old websites are also used in spam SEOs
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Blackhat SEO turns to PDF with Chile and Hawaii disasters
• Massive Earthquake in Chile Leads to a Surge of Rogue Antivirus
• Free FakeAV at Virus-Total (That’s not VirusTotal)
• Multiple personality disorder?
• From Russia With Love: День защитника Отечества Spam
• Hacktivism is following current controversies
• SEO poisoning not in well, but it’s aiming for the water heater
• NOT the real VirusTotal.com
• Go Team USA! But is your favorite Olympic star dangerous?
• Melissa Hathaway to Advise Cisco’s Security Team
• The U.S. Census 2010: Don’t be Counted as a Victim of Online Fraud
• ScanSafe Report Highlights Attacker Thrift, Intellectual Property Risk
• Insight into fake AV SEO
• Troj/IFrame-DY: Old websites don’t die they just get infected
• Do I Know You?
• hacker fail
• Daily Homework – Log in to Your Social Network Account
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Searching For Joannie Rochette Leads To Rogue AV
• RSA – Locked and Loaded
• Deceiving Flash Player Update
• Phishing For Twitter Credentials
• Blast from the Past
• HITECH Name-And-Shame Goes Up A Gear
• A Touch of Mobile Threat Déjà Vu
• Microsoft, in federal court, shuts down Waledac botnet
• Targeted Attack Spoofs NYTimes.com and the Times Reader for Windows 2.0 Software
• Twitter Search is finding rogues thanks to spambots
• Implementing “Perimeter Intrusion Detection”
• Video – Griffin Trailer
• Teaching Some Security. Asking for help!
• Watch Out for flower-show.org
• Black Hawk Down
• Lower Merion spyware case: details emerge
• Whales and IDS
• McAfee Vulnerability Manager an SC Magazine “Best Buy”
• Is Your Schools’ Bank Account About to be Emptied?
• The biggest case of user failure in history?
• Denial of availability risk: earthquakes
• worldrofwarcraft.com
• New Adobe Download Manager Bug
• Phishers Hit the Bank of Nevada
• A New Twitter Worm Is Making the Rounds
• Spammers go “Full Throttle” on Auto Recalls
• Balkan popup frenzy
• Wordless Wonders: New Image Spam Attacks
• Steer clear of fake FBI fingerprint scanner
• On Olympics, St. Patrick’s Day, Screensavers, and Wallpaper
• RSA Conference 2010 Talks
• Are you reading this with Internet Explorer version 6?
• New Brazilian Banking Trojans Alert
• Gmail Phish
• Rogueware competing with Microsoft
• SecurityCenter 4 Introduction – Pushing the envelope for scanning and event management products
• Phishers Target “Bloggers”
• FAKEAV Cashes in on Austin, Texas Plane Crash
• Pump-and-Dump Spam Makes a Comeback on Skype
• U.S. FTC warns organizations whose private data is on P2P networks
• A New Year and New Opportunity for Security
• FBI will investigate Pa. school district webcam spying
• Nessus Version 4.2.1 Released
• Paper Ghost on game console hacking – the short version
• A Brief History of Malware Obfuscation: Part 2 of 2
• DDoS Attacks Ten Years On
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 24
• Kneber is the new Zbot/Zeus
• Kneber: Yet Another Botnet?
• Amazon and Greeting cards to distribute malware
• New Facebook Home Page, Important New Privacy Setting
• See SecurityCenter 4 at RSA 2010 – Booth 956
• Microsoft Updates and Vulnerabilities
• Hiding in plain sight
• Adobe Releases Out-of-Band Patch for Adobe Reader and Acrobat
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Bloom Box Black SEO
• Critical Control 20: Security Skills Assessment and Training to Fill Gaps
• The .ru Substitutions for .cn Domains
• Phishing the Brands of Online Auction Marketing Tools
• Do They Know it’s (not) Christmas Time at All?
• Internet users skip security because of jargon
• Exploit for zero-day vuln in Firefox is for sale
• Kneber: Another bot yet?
• Reputation-based Security: Suspicious.Insight detections on Virus Total
• 0day vuln in Adobe Download Manager disclosed
• Antivirus NOT
• Critical Control 19: Data Recovery Capability
• A new year, a new computer and a new reason to update your security
• Windows Update Triggers BSoD Errors
• Search for “Winter Olympics” and Take Your Pick—FAKEAV or Bogus Windows Media Player Updates
• Very exciting updates to McAfee 2010 Consumer suites
• Call Center Recordings – Version 3
• McAfee Invites Partners to RSA 2010
• “Kneber” = Zeus
• Zeus botnet continues: 2,500 victims estimated
• 30 percent of U.S. is totally safe from Internet threats
• Scammers Offering Tax Refunds
• Do You Have a Canary on Your Network?
• The fakeout collection
• Apple iPhone Warranty Scam
• Are the threats to gamers being taken seriously?
• What is the “Cloud” anyway?
• Nessus Plugin Spotlight: Linksys Router Detection
• Critical Control 18: Incident Response Capability
• Using Google Images to Investigate Fraud
• Ads poisoning – JS:Prontexi
• Another Fake Conficker Infection Alert campaign
• Tidserv and BSoD
• Update – Restart Issues After Installing MS10-015 and the Alureon Rootkit
• Cyberattack Via MSN References Facebook, Hi5
• Omegle users targeted by rogue URL spreaders
• The Pupil Usurps the Master—Not So Fast
• U.S. FTC shuts down “work from home” scammers
• UK researcher joins Sunbelt
• Automated Clearinghouse Attacks
• eBay Phishing
• Furthermore, a grand piano ruminates,
• Targeted Attacks Now Using Bredolab Malware
• Critical Control 17: Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises
• Keeping an Eye on the EYEBOT and a Possible Bot War
• TPM “Undressed..”
• Operation Aurora – Post Mortem
• The top 25 most dangerous programming errors
• Cyclist Floyd Landis wanted for computer hacking in France
• Google takes flak for sloppy privacy protection in Buzz
• The Facebook Team informs you…
• PCI Training
• Visa, Mastercard: When Business Issues Trump Security
• Second guess your AV scanner with SANS’ whitelist database
• Five Years On – Evolving Social Media Threats and Instant Messaging Spam
• Not Just for Health Care Providers Any More – HITECH for Business Partners
• An Apple a Day
• Critical Control 16: Secure Network Engineering
• Texaco Offers You a Job For £8500 a Month
• Olympic SEO Poisoning
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Microsoft’s Ninemsn Australia Web Site Compromised
• Compromise of Chip Cards
• Pwn2Own 2010
• Worms 2.0
• Critical Control 15: Data Loss Prevention
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 23
• Twittering Widgets
• A Brief History of Malware Obfuscation: Part 1 of 2
• Is the lack of iPad Flash support for security?
• Loose Tweets Sink Fleets
• ZBOT Variant Spoofs the NIC to Spam Other Government Agencies
• Bonne Saint-Valentin’s
• Critical Control 14: Wireless Device Control
• Tiger’s play too rough on Valentines Day
• Critical Control 13: Limitation and Control of Network Ports, Protocols, and Services
• Please Queue Here For The Next Phish
• Tidserv and MS10-015
• Tis the Season for Year-end Reports…
• Social media expands: LinkedIn hits 60M
• Spam and Phishing Landscape: February 2010
• Gong Xi Fa Cai! Wishing you a Happy Chinese New Year and Great Year of the Tiger
• Social networking revolution brewing: the anti-“villes”
• Update – Restart Issues After Installing MS10-015
• hi5 Spam Invites Users to Download a Worm
• Fake AV & Talking With The Enemy
• Wi-Fi sensitivity results in Santa Fe lawsuit
• Critical Control 12: Malware Defenses
• Saint Valentine’s Day
• A Perfect Valentine’s Day
• Searches for Super Bowl News and Bill Cosby’s Supposed Death Lead to FAKEAV
• February 2010 Security Bulletin Webcast
• Zeus – Exploiting Spear Phishing to Spear Phish
• Restart issues after installing MS10-015
• McAfee Achieves another “Triple Double” Quarter
• The Buzz is getting LOUDER
• Between a PoC and a Hard Place
• Interview with a Nigerian 419 scammer
• SQL injection attacks and malware led to most data breaches
• Dear taxpayer – don’t
• Valentine Heart Healer or Password Stealer
• Control 11: Account Monitoring and Control
• UTMB warns 1,200 of identity theft threat
• WinXP users: hold off on installing MS010–15
• Shmoocon 2010 Security Conference
• Fake AV c/o PDF and Java exploits
• Facebook Mischief
• avast! 5 small business console, part 1
• Reidentification Using Social Networks
• New ZBOT/Zeus Binary Comes with a Hidden Message
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Spammers already using Google Buzz
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Zeus targeted attacks continue
• Rogue trying to look like Avira anti-virus
• Critical Control 10: Continuous Vulnerability Assessment and Remediation
• Cybercrime and the FIFA World Cup: 2010 Net Threat Website Launched
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – February 2010 – “From Microsoft with Love” Edition
• Real life Mafia Wars: Spy Eye tool kit goes after Zeus botnet
• Valentine’s Day Searches Lead to Malware
• Escort service infected with Troj/JSRedir-AR
• “Nothing” for sale on Amazon.com
• Valentine’s day spam
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 22
• Twitter as a Professional Tool
• February Patch Tuesday—13 Security Bulletins for 26 Vulnerabilities Plus a FAKEAV
• Is George Clooney getting an Oscar this year?
• Time to Update our “Defense in Depth” Definition – Part Three
• Automatically Routing Through New Subnets
• Shorten your own URLs
• The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown – Part 1
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – February 2010
• P2P research: clue needed
• February’s Patch Tuesday Summary
• February 2010 Security Bulletin Release
• Source code for Blackberry and iPhone spyware published
• Critical Control 9: Controlled Access Based On Need to Know
• Facebook Learns The Downside To Making Logins Easy
• Confessions of a Laptop Owner
• Human exploiting
• How to Get Help with Version 5
• McAfee Labs Quarterly Threat Report Posted
• MS10-002 Exploit Constructor
• The Hell Angels or, better said, the Malware Angels…
• unNamed App (Updated)
• This time it’s Apple iPad’s turn
• You’ve received a (malicious) postcard
• Ex-girlfriend worm
• Spam using Twitter and Youtube
• Microsoft Support informs you…
• Distributing malware through Facebook
• Black Hawk Safety Net down
• Dave Marcus: Ready for an Oscar
• Reduce Risk from Unauthorized Applications
• Amex Password Policies Declared Brain-Dead
• Critical Control 8: Controlled Use of Administrative Privileges
• Sunbelt supports Safer Internet Day: Think B4 U post!
• Phishing Pages Pose as Secure Login Pages
• FakeAV Uses False “Microsoft Security Updates”
• Caisse d’Epargne Customers, Beware!
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Zeus Campaign Targeted Government Departments
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Bollywood Hungama Web Site Compromised
• Critical Control 7: Application Software Security
• Job opportunity without a single name
• Critical Control 6: Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs
• You’d think a company pursuing an IPO in this economy would clean up its act
• Major U.S. crackdown on work-at-home fraud coming?
• Office 2010 Opts in to DEP by Default
• Researcher Releases More Details on JIT-Spraying
• It looks like a phish but isn’t
• Vote for VIPRE Enterprise
• Trojan code sneaks into two Mozilla add-ons
• VIPRE for Valentines
• Sale! This Offer is Valid EVERY Week
• Tech support hell
• Postgres Fingerprinting
• Exploiting the Samba Symlink Traversal
• Haiti relief scams: more than 170 reported to feds
• Phishing scam steals carbon credits
• Critical Control 5: Boundary Defense
• Afterbytes with Marcus Ranum – Data Leakage
• New IE Information Disclosure Advisory…
• Spammers dangle iPad carrot
• New “JIT Spray” Penetrates Best Windows Defenses
• Human factors: compulsive Internet life can replace the real thing
• The 3D Secure Protocol: Implementation Flaws and Possible Resolutions
• VIPRE is a finalist in UK’s Network Computing Awards
• Microsoft to Issue Baker’s Dozen Security Updates Next Tuesday
• SpyEye Bot versus Zeus Bot
• Antimalware Tools Should Handle All Threats
• The PUSHDO Puzzle—DDoS or Not DDoS?
• 2nd Security Blogger Summit
• Addressing Cost-Effective Security in Cloud Computing Environments
• February 2010 Bulletin Release Advance Notification
• Critical Control 4: Secure Configurations for Network Devices
• Afterbytes with Marcus Ranum – Russian Stealth Fighters
• Avast 5 is here. But wait, what about ADNM and the other stuff?
• What happened to the automatic actions in the Boot-time scan?
• Spammers Fake Responses from Google Job Applications
• Beware of donation scams for relief efforts
• Phony Firefox update comes with Hotbar adware
• It’s lame ransomware, but it could fool somebody
• Vulnerability in IE Can Disclose Local Files
• Phishing Using Pornographic Content as Bait
• Security Advisory 980088 Released
• Did the Job of Security Software Just get Bigger?
• West Virginia Student’s info leaked through routine update
• “ILOVEYOU” again! Or not?
• Critical Control 3: Secure Configurations for PCs and Servers
• Afterbytes with Marcus Ranum – Under Constant Attack
• Risky Business and OWASP Podcast Interviews with Ron Gula
• Yet Another Reason For Password Variety
• Network Security Podcast, Episode 183
• We Can Require Passwords, But Who Forces Them To Be Good?
• Critical Control 2: Inventory of Software
• PKI Flaws Open iPhone to Remote Attack
• Protecting Privacy by Design
• Hackers Disrupt European CO₂ Market
• iPhone OS Update Fixes 5 Vulnerabilities
• Botnet Attack on CIA and Other Sites Failing
• Pushdo/Cutwail/Pandex botnet attacking major sites
• McAfee AntiVirus Plus 2010 Reviewed
• Wordpress injection attack and “affiliate ping-pong”
• Password-Protected Word Document In W32.Zimuse
• On the Trustworthiness of the AV Industry and AV Tests
• HNAP Protocol Vulnerabilities – Pushing The “Easy” Button
• Be careful on help files
• Anatomy of a free Starbucks gift card scam
• Solving the 20 Critical Controls – Control 1
• Mail – Got Mail? Got Criminals!
• New PCI Call Center Recording Rules
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 21
• Early Hearts’ Day Presents from Spammers
• Much Ado About FAKEAV
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Malicious Google Job Application Response
• HSU employee info possibly compromised after computer virus
• Congressional Web Sites Hacked by Brazilian “Red Eye Crew”
• New Security Features in Google Chrome
• A Tad Too Late, Google Begins Phase-Out of IE6
• Records With Personal Data Found Blowing in the Wind in Illinois
• The ghost of Zango toolbar has a Facebook fan page
• Now You See Me, Now You Don’t
• Facebook privacy settings: 35 percent actually checked them
• Personal details of millions of Ladbrokes gamblers for sale
• McAfee Survey Says Utilities & Big Business Under Constant Cyber Attack
• iPad Launch Spurs 30 Percent Jump in Apple Phishing Spam
• Trojan.Hydraq – Typhoon In A Teacup
• Private Data of 8,600 Canadian Teachers Compromised
• Texas Hospital Laptop Stolen. Puts Patient Data At Risk
• Commerce Dept. slow to notify employees of security breach
• UCSF says laptop with 4,400 patient records stolen, then recovered
• Alaska Breach May Affect 77 Thousand Public Employees
• Critical Infrastructures Under Constant Attack
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Oklahoma Tax Commission Site Compromised
• “Google Sponsored Links” Websites Blacklisted by Google
• Happy Data Privacy Day
• Trojan.Hydraq’s Backdoor Capabilities
• Changes for PCI In October: “No Surprises”
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• Hackers use a Facebook hoax to plant Rouge Antimalware
• iPad SEO Poisoning Leads To Rogue Security Software
• Haiti Spam Leads to New Malware
• FAKEAV Gets First Dibs in Profits from Apple iPad
• McAfee Network IPS Recognized By NSS Labs
• Text Message Donations May Revolutionize Giving, Scamming
• Hacker puts porn clip on Moscow video billboard
• avast! Internet Security 5.0
• Botnet C&C switching to http; away from IRC
• A Brilliant Proposal: Stay Away from Valentine’s Day Spam!
• .edu sites being targeted in SEO poisoning
• National Archives Warns Former Clinton Staff of Major Data Breach
• There are now 75 million Twitterers
• What Are the Advanced Security Settings in the Tools-Internet Options Dialog?
• Happy Data Privacy Day
• More IE Flaws On Track for BlackHat
• New Nessus Videos – Scanning With Credentials
• Hackers Exploit Actor Johnny Depp’s Death Hoax
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Apple Tablet Announcement Black SEO
• Are we ready for an on-line video life?
• Blog Comment Spam Honeypot
• Another day, another code execution…
• Understanding The New Massachusetts Data Protection Law
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• Johnny Depp fake death notice – fake ActiveX codec
• How Trojan.Hydraq Stays On Your Computer
• Where in the World Is DOWNAD/Conficker?
• Phishers Target AOL IM Users
• Searches for Free Printable Items Lead to Malicious Domains
• Troj/JSRedir-AK morphs into Troj/JSRedir-AR
• Google Toolbar Tracks Browsing Even After Users Choose “Disable” [Updated]
• Rogue customer service from rogue antivirus
• Cost of Data Breach Study Updated
• Where’s the Body?
• Web Gateway Provides Zero Hour Protection
• McAfee APAC Partner Program Launch
• What’s Your DEP and ASLR Status?
• Google Toolbar tracks searches after it’s disabled.
• Data Breaches Get Costlier
• Exploring a Java Bot: Part 4
• Seeing Past Trojan.Hydraq’s Obfuscation
• Australian ISPs Plan to Terminate Bot Customers
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 20
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks
• StopBadware will operate as non-profit
• Troj/JSRedir-AK: 40% of a month’s malware
• Hotmail password phishing again
• Upromise Working on Privacy Issue
• Trend Micro Proactively Helps Protect Against Zero-Day Attacks Like the Recent IE Exploit
• January 2010 Out-of-Band Security Bulletin Webcast
• Gartner Recognizes Cisco as a Leader in the Magic Quadrant for SSL VPNs
• Haiti Earthquake Unearths Malware
• Vipre E-mail security gets Virus Bulletin VBSpam award
• 2010: At last, the year for Security-as-a-Service?
• Can TSA Copy Your Laptop Hard Drive and Search Your Files?
• Scams Take Advantage of Haiti Relief Efforts
• Will Cyber Attacks Hit Higher Ed Next?
• Continued Sinowal activity
• Reviewed: avast! Free Antivirus 5.0
• Mal/Badsrc-C: Why is Kitchenaid.com still infected?
• 404 error message spoof
• Microsoft Vulnerabilities
• To IE or Not to IE : That is the Question
• F-Secure’s Exploit Shield Blocks the “Aurora” Exploit
• On-going Targeted Attacks Against US Military Contractors
• JiLsi in Court
• The Trojan.Hydraq Incident: Analysis of the Aurora 0-Day Exploit
• Salesmen Are Not My Friends
• Now you too can mount your own Operation Aurora Attacks!!!
• Wikileaks and the Economics of Information Disclosure
• Patch Released for Recent Microsoft Zero Day (CVE-2010-0249)
• “Aurora” update brief DoS
• Report from Europe: 95 percent of email is spam
• Network Security Podcast, Episode 182
• Gumblar Botnet Ramps Up Activity
• Upromise Savings transmits members’ CC data in the clear to shopper-metrics firm
• The Hydraq VNC Connection
• Beware of Massachusetts Senate Race Search Engine Results
• Bulletin MS10-002 Released
• Being Pro-Active Against the “0-Day” Threat
• Microsoft Update For IE Fixes Aurora Bug and Others
• Afterbytes – Ranum on Google Considering Leaving China
• Web users still don’t select good passwords
• Upromise Toolbar Betrays Privacy
• Microsoft will patch Internet Explorer today
• Internet Services In Hot Water Over Hacking Incidents
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft
• SASFIS Fizzles in the Background
• Phishing in the Guise of Enhancing Security
• Security Advisory 979682 Released
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Targeted Email Examples Relating to Microsoft Internet Explorer 0-day CVE-2010-0249
• Staying Healthy “Online” in 2010
• “Dirty jokes by mobile phone”
• iPhish – fake iPhone warranty steals info
• (In)security across North America
• Putting OSVDB to work for Nessus Vulnerability Management
• MS will patch Aurora vulnerability in IE out of band
• UK telecom giant Virgin Media monitoring customers’ file sharing
• Emergency IE, Windows Patches Coming Tomorrow, Thursday 1/21
• Microsoft name the day for “Aurora” patch
• Advance Notification for Out-of-Band Bulletin Release
• Distinctive Chinese algorithm found in Trojan used in Google attack
• Smutty Searches Scuppered
• Critical Shockwave Bug Requires Uninstall, New Install
• As Haiti earthquake relief efforts continue, so do the spammers, phishers and scammers
• Finding and Stopping Advanced Persistent Threats webinar
• AntiVirus Live and Netsky. Coincidence? Nope.
• Operation Aurora: Further activity – copycat sites
• Update on Recent Microsoft 0day (CVE-2010-0249)
• McAfee Partner Award Winners!
• Spammers Unrelenting With the Haiti Earthquake Scam Campaign
• Donations via text messages will be the next spam scam
• Exploring a Java Bot: Part 3
• Security Advisory 979352 – Going out of Band
• Investigating a Possible Charity Scam
• Using Internet Explorer? Here’s how to improve its security against Aurora attacks
• McAfee ‘Hacking Exposed’ Webcast Series Fights Cybercrime
• Preventing False Positives at Symantec
• The new avast! logo
• Avast! Version 5.0 is here!!!
• Avast! Free Antivirus, Version 5.0: “…nothing short of a miracle”
• An Insight into the Aurora Communication Protocol
• The Trojan.Hydraq Incident
• Advisory 979352 Update for Monday January 18
• Rumor Mill Report: Emergency IE Patch
• Russian language rogue: Antivirus360.FRWL
• IE vuln linked to attacks on Google, others
• Operation Aurora: More on the IE zero day
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 19
• The Great PCI Security Debate of 2010: Part 2
• Aurora Exploit Ported to IE7 on XP, Vista
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Google vs. China – Round 1
• Further Insight into Security Advisory 979352 and the Threat Landscape
• Microsoft Support Policies Guarantee Insecure Products
• Dealing With “Operation Aurora” Related Attacks
• Protect Yourself Against Exploit Targeting New IE Zero-Day Vulnerability
• Went Looking for IE Exploits in “Haiti”, Found Something Else
• Dangers Of Virus Signature Checksum
• IE 0-Day Exploit Code Out; Who’s Vulnerable?
• Haiti Earthquake: Another Rogue Rides the News
• Facebook Privacy Doesn’t Really Exist
• Targeted Attacks Against Google
• It’s Nice To Get Noticed
• Ready, Set, Update
• Warning On Possible Android Mobile Trojans
• Ransomware – Buy Back Your Own Files
• January Security Bulletin Webcast
• “Operation Aurora” Leading to Other Threats
• Advisory 979352 Updated
• Malicious tweets link up to Pay Per Click Fraudware
• PCI Security Policies and You – Part 3
• “Aurora” Exploit In Google Attack Now Public
• Reproducing the “Aurora” IE Exploit
• Symantec sees large drop in spam from domains in China
• MessageLabs Intelligence Tracks New Botnet
• Tickets To Pro Bowl 2010?
• IE zero day exploit prime suspect in Google attacks
• DarkMarket Closes its Doors, Finally
• Is Facebook Privacy a Sham?
• Hydraq – An Attack of Mythical Proportions
• Focus for McAfee Public Sector
• New IE 0-Day, Not Acrobat, Named Vector in the Google Attacks
• Here comes the Haiti earthquake donation scams
• More Details on “Operation Aurora”
• Twitterbuilding.com—Stealing Your Passwords One Tweet at a Time
• Security Advisory 979352 Released
• Hacked sites used to redirect to malcode
• Operation “Aurora” Hit Google, Others
• A Drop in .cn Spam
• Haiti hazards: more dangerous web searches
• Ten Tips to Help Haiti, Not Scammers
• Security – Who is Responsible?
• WaveSecure is an All-In-One Lost Phone Solution for Android
• Dangerous web search: “haiti earthquake donate”
• Best advice on avoiding Haitian relief fraud
• PDF Babushka
• Download Glary Utilities Pro for Free; Today Only
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – January 2010 – “Aged Cheese” Edition
• BlackHat SEO attack targeting Google Nexus One (Updated)
• 419-Style Scammers Seeking to Exploit Appeal for Donations to Support Victims of Haitian Earthquake
• 419-Style Scam Seeks “Muslim Brother or Sister” to Retrieve Funds from Alleged Christmas Airline Bomber
• Iranian “Cyber Army” Strikes at China’s Search Engine Giant, Chinese Hackers Retaliate
• BANKER Scams New Spam Victims
• Free avast! 5 Chosen for Google Pack
• Reasonable Security Controls In – Assessments Out for 2010
• Music to a Cybermom’s ears! McAfee and Facebook Partner
• BlackHat SEO attack targeting Google Nexus One
• Russian creativity at its best: fake CCTV streams
• Spam and Phishing Landscape: January 2010
• McAfee and Facebook Secure the Internet
• Encryption is Essential, Except When it Isn’t
• New Koobface variant saves researchers time from analysis
• Afterbytes with Marcus Ranum – Using A Dedicated PC For Online Banking
• Gmail Making Secure Https Connections a Default
• Google Attack Is Tip Of Iceberg
• PCI Security Policies and You – Part 2
• Network Security Podcast, Episode 181
• Adobe and Google Both Reveal Intrusion Attempts
• 2000 – 2009: The Spam Explosion
• Adobe Releases More Details on Acrobat Update
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Black Hat SEO Causing Malicious Search Results For Recent Haiti Earthquake
• Just one…(?)
• Adobe Releases Major Security Changes in Acrobat and Reader 8.2, 9.3 [Updated]
• Microsoft Warns of Old Version of Flash in XP
• Lethic gone: another botnet bites the dust
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – January 2010
• One Lone Windows Patch Today, Critical on Windows 2000, No Big Deal on Others
• January 2010 Security Bulletin Release
• BlackBerry Messenger the new vehicle to distribute Hoaxes?
• Registered malware
• University Contest Highlights Circuit Design Trojans
• School District Recovers Most of $3.8M Lost…Banking Trojan to Blame?
• Your Passwords Aren’t As Secure As You Think; Here’s How to Fix That
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 18
• McAfee Labs’ January Spam Report
• Bogus IRS W-2 Form Leads to Malware
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Ice Skating Car Video Black Hat SEO
• Video Shows How to Blacklist PDF JavaScript Calls
• Old libc Bug Remains Unpatched in Mac OS
• Google Complicit in Spyware Rip-Off of Advertisers
• Eugene School Leaks “Potential” 26,000 Records
• Consistent Computer Virus Malcode names
• Search Results on Office.Microsoft.Com Lead to Malware [Updated]
• InternetSafety.com Announces Safe Eyes 6.0
• W32/Fame
• Government-Approved Encrypted USB Drives Cracked
• Vulnerability in Some Secure USB Sticks
• New Obfuscated Scripts in the Wild: /*LGPL*/
• Patch Tuesday: What MS is not patching
• University Course on Malware Analysis
• Wallpapers – Retrospective
• It’s almost 2010, yearly round of new year related malware is going on.
• 768-bit RSA Keys Factored. 1024-bit Next
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Office.Microsoft.Com Search Results Can Lead To Rogue Anti-Virus
• A Culture Shift: IT Security to Smart Grid Security
• Patch Tuesday: Adobe Acrobat/Reader .pdf fix expected, but not much from Microsoft
• January 2010 Bulletin Release Advance Notification
• PCI Security Policies and You – Part 1
• Create an Application Whitelist in Windows 7
• Airport Security: Don’t Make The Same Mistakes
• Looking forward by looking back
• Unpatched Adobe Vulnerability Is Still Being Exploited in the Wild
• Intrusion Prevention Systems and Next Generation Firewalls
• Data Doctor 2010 encrypted files: we have a tool for that
• Save Your Credit Card Customer Service Numbers to Guard Against Identity Theft
• Cybersitter sues China, others, for $2.2 billion in Green Dam fiasco
• Half Right is All Wrong
• Windows 7 – XP Mode
• Exploring a Java Bot: Part 2
• Can Stateful Inspection Evolve?
• Network Security Podcast, Episode 180
• 2009 Annual Report
• Damn Funny Instant Message—NOT!
• Security and Non-Latin Domain Name Characters
• Snow Leopard Anti-Malware Hibernating Since Release
• Adobe Working on Updates to Updater
• “Washable” cell phone coming soon
• Adobe Reader, Acrobat, Flash Player updater coming
• Event Analysis Training – Analyzing Blacklisted Web Traffic
• Heuristic vs. Generic Detection
• Windows 7 – Kernel API Refactoring
• Can IDN Usage Open a Can of Unicode Worms?
• Oh what a difference an “o” can make!
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Binsservicesonline Scam Spreading on Facebook and SEO Poisoning
• Gaming Trojans: “because that’s where the money is.”
• New threat from online pharmacies: FDA impersonator extortion scams
• Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager Hobbled by 2010 Date Bug
• One Y2010 bug surfaces – it could really fill the spam bucket
• Inspiration From Some Unsung Heroes
• Flexamail Helps You Social Network and Browse From Behind a Firewall
• Web Service Scans For Malicious PDF, Flash and JavaScript
• New Malicious PDF Shows Innovation and Danger
• Flash, Christmas and the new year
• Blocking Common Web Attacks
• Safe, Reliable, Hash Dumping
• Thrice Bitten, Not Shy
• Cyber Criminals Target New Year
• Computer security for all levels of users
• From Koobface with Love
• Malicious JavaScript Infects Websites
• Exporting the Registry for Fun and Profit
• Y2K
• Merry CHRISTMA EXEC
• Jobs and Money Mule Scams
• Most Popular Hive Five Topics of 2009
• No More Dragons: the 26th Chaos Communication Congress Ends
• Fake Alert Uses McAfee-like Domain Name to Attract Victims
• Cybercrime infrastructure: botnet and malware support services
• Xmas shoppers: rich pickin’s for phishers
• How Celebrity News Shapes the Spam Landscape
• Use the Policy Editor to Restrict Drive Access in Windows
• The Network Security Podcast, Episode 179
• Seen in the wild: Specialty phishing
• 2010 prediction roundup
• Results of Investigation into Holiday IIS Claim
• What do you see?
• Keep Your Winter Emergency Kit Ready and Be Wary of Your GPS
• Dragons Everywhere: The 26th Chaos Communication Congress, Part 2
• Here Be Dragons: The 26th Chaos Communication Congress, Part 1
• Metasploit Releases Module for IIS Local File Include Vulnerability
• 2010 Predictions: the Year of a Major Social Networking Security Breach?
• Blackhat SEO Campaign Targets After Christmas Sales
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Fox Sports Web Site Compromised
• VIPRE at the American Music Awards
• Exploiting Microsoft IIS with Metasploit
• Researchers take down Mega-D, one of top 10 botnets
• Twitter banned passwords
• Are You Ready To Protect The Next-Gen Workforce?
• Writing Bots in Java
• Ranum’s Rants: Cloud Forum Roundtable
• The New Flight Security Rules, So Far
• Happy Holidays (Project Updates)
• IIS Vulnerability Probably Not Serious For Most Servers
• The Twitter Banned Password List
• (Top?) 10 of the Most Infamous Unsolved Computer Crimes
• New Reports of a Vulnerability in IIS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Hacking TLS
• Christmas Greetings from Spammers
• Not-so funny jokes
• A hidden Christmas greeting from Koobface
• (Not So) Happy Holidays from Koobface
• Are you caring for your Mom and Dad at Xmas?
• More on Troj/JSRedir-AK
• Top 10 Nessus Plugins For 2009
• PH: Mayon Volcano Eruption Spews Out SEO Attack
• Channel Insider Honors McAfee Channel Team
• The Language of Spam: Spammers do their Homework before Spamming Specific Regions
• The Language of Spam: Spammers do their Homework before Spamming Specific Regions
• Metasploit Framework 3.3.3 Exploit Rankings
• Afterbytes: Thoughts on “Cyber Warfare”
• GNU GPL malware?: Troj/JSRedir-AK
• US Chief of CyberSecurity
• Brittany Murphy SEO
• Steam Phishing
• Detailed Report of Ikee.B iPhone Worm
• Merry Christmas, Idiot
• How Not To Redact Confidential Information
• Security Threat Forecast 2010
• Adobe Acrobat 0-Day Analysis
• New Wave of SQL Injection Attacks
• DNSChanger Trojans & Modems
• “You are signing in from an unfamiliar location.”
• Critical Adobe Flash Update
• NYTimes Tech Talk
• White House Appoints Howard Schmidt as “Cyberczar”
• I Was Wrong – Facebook Can Set Group Rights
• AV-Comparatives Rates Anti-Malware Performance
• Clarifying AV-Test’s Recent Anti-Malware Results
• Know What Data is Being Collected, and Why
• Five Wishes for Better Webapps
• Trend Micro Concerned at Microsoft’s Release of AV Scan Whitelist
• Cybersecurity Czar to be Named
• Qakbot, Data Thief Unmasked: Part II
• News on Brittany Murphy’s Death Lead to FAKEAV
• Who is fr3sh_card3r_rz?
• Jamaica Passes CyberCrime Bill
• Autocomplete Extension Makes Chrome Save Nearly Any Password
• Top Reasons to Partner with McAfee in 2010
• 11 Jailed in China For Gaming Trojans
• The Effectiveness of Antivirus on New Malware Samples
• Flaw in Some Intel Chips Facilitate Rootkits
• URL Filtering Trends Offer Glimpse into Employee Web Use Habits
• Santa’s Naughty-Nice Database Hacked
• Who Should Be In Charge of Cybersecurity?
• Hacker’s Holiday: a Viral Video!
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 17
• Koobface Uses Facebook IMs to Push Shady Last-Minute Shopping
• Give a Gift, Win an iPod
• How to Get Your Hacked Google Accounts Back
• Check Your Friends! Facebook IMs May Lead To Trouble
• Microsoft Virus Scanning Recommendations Bring Risks
• Rogue AV Scams Result in US$150M in Losses
• Cybercriminals Go to the Cloud?
• Risky Business Episode #136
• Brittany Murphy Searching Dangers
• Video – Data Security Wrap-up 2009
• Qakbot, Data Thief Unmasked: Part I
• FIRST-TC in Kuala Lumpur
• Christmas Bo(g)us
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Brittany Murphy’s Death SEO Poisoning
• CNNIC changes have effect on spam tactics
• Twitter Defaced by Iranian Hacktivists
• AV-Comparatives.Org Torture-Tests Security Suites
• How the New Facebook Privacy Settings Work
• McAfee IPS Adapts to Evasion Techniques
• Multiple Vulnerabilities in WebEx Player
• Twitter Gets Hijacked, and Now’s a Good Time to Change Your Passwords
• Recycled .mp3 Spam for Cheap Pills
• There’s No Such Thing as a Free Movie
• Iranian hacktivists hit Twitter site
• Data Doctor 2010 will make you sick
• Drone “Flaw” Known Since 1990s Was a Vulnerability
• Insurgents in Iraq could see some drone videos with $26 software
• Lessons Learned from a Hacked Google Account
• Ad and Demo For Zeus Trojan on YouTube
• Twitter Briefly Taken Down By Hackers
• MP3 Spam Is Back!
• Video – Tiger Woods SEO Attacks
• MasterCard Revises L2 Validation Requirements
• Double Anti-Spy Trounces Competition—Not!
• Tales from the Crypt: malware rising from Google cached pages
• Microsoft EU Case Close Marks New Beginning
• WiniGuard clones are coming thick and fast
• China restricts domain name registration
• A shady domain
• AV-Test.Org Releases Real-World Malware Protection Report
• Conficker Again in the News, Part 2
• Peanut Butter PC’s Fast Flash Fix
• Loss of availability: laptops among prime targets for air cargo thieves
• The Return of MP3 Spam
• Can Google improve microblogging security?
• Afterbites with Marcus Ranum: Gartner & Two-Factor Authentication
• Who’s the quickest? Only one way to find out…
• New Adobe Acrobat Zero-Day
• Black Friday 2009
• American Express Phishing Campaign
• Spam for the visually impaired
• A Key Benefit of Next-Generation Firewalls: More Sleep
• Chinese Christmas Gift Shopping Options
• Ho Ho Ho! Spammers’ Christmas Gifts to You
• Dismal statistics: Project Honey Pot marks one billion spam messages
• The Best Way To Protect Some Data Is To Kill It
• McAfee Labs Report on VoIP Vulnerabilities
• Pump and Dump Stock Scams Make a Comeback and Other Festive Spam
• Google Doodle search results poisoned
• Conficker Again in the News
• Attack of the Christmas Greeting Cards
• Another Adobe Reader Zero-Day Attack
• Rogueware with new Ransomware Technology™
• Blackhat SEO Campaign Targets 2009 Nobel Prize Winner
• Blackhat SEO Aggressively Targets Halloween Related Keywords
• http://pandalabs.pandasecurity.com/archive/This-way-works-the-worm-for-iPhone.aspx
• Black(hat) Friday
• Rogue Antivirus Optimized for Windows 7
• Phishing targeting Google Adwords
• CDC H1N1 Malspam Campaign
• Google Work At Home Scam
• Computer threat trend forecast for 2010
• Like clockwork: the next member of the WiniGuard rogue family appears
• How KOOBFACE Makes Money
• New Adobe Zero-Day Vulnerability Again
• Ten Global Trends for 2010
• 7 Vulnerabilities Fixed in New Firefox, SeaMonkey Versions
• Exploit Shield FTW
• Rogueware distributors use Skype
• Rogueware with new Ransomware Technology™
• Blackhat SEO Campaign Targets 2009 Nobel Prize Winner
• Blackhat SEO Aggressively Targets Halloween Related Keywords
• This-way-works-the-worm-for-iPhone.aspx
• Black(hat) Friday
• Rogue Antivirus Optimized for Windows 7
• Phishing targeting Google Adwords
• CDC H1N1 Malspam Campaign
• Google Work At Home Scam
• Mobile Security on the Sony Ericsson Aino
• Computer threat trend forecast for 2010
• Adobe Issues Full Advisory on Acrobat 0-Day Vulnerability [Updated]
• New PCI Column
• DKOM Opens Door to Malware Rootkits
• 10 million people will you computers are perfectly safe
• Peanut Butter PC Improves, a Little
• VirusTotal Uploader 2.0 Instantly Scans Files for Viruses Against 41 AV Apps
• Dangerous web searches
• What To Expect In Security In 2010
• Trend Micro Advisory on CNNIC Domain Registration Requirements
• Yahoo Blogs Used for Drug Spam
• ZBOT Targets Facebook Again
• New Adobe 0-day
• BREDOLAB Regifts Old Spam
• England To Add Internet Safety To School Curriculum
• Update on Adobe Acrobat and Reader Zero-Day Attack
• Zero-Day Xmas Present
• Adobe Acrobat and Reader Zero-Day Attack
• FBI warns about rogue security products
• Seasonal Security…
• Good News from China
• McAfee Labs Releases December Spam Report
• Botnets on the Brain
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 16
• Spam and Phishing Landscape: December 2009
• Meterpreter Pivoting, Web Scanning, Wireless, and More!
• Are the Banks Trolling Facebook to Learn About You?
• The Greys & Politics
• Exploring a Java Bot: Part 1
• Naked elves distract nerds
• ‘Ho, Ho, Ho’: Santa Delivers FakeAV Presents
• Malicious iPhone Worm
• Call for Papers: CARO2010 Workshop
• AVAR 2009 Conference in Kyoto
• Tiger still hot stuff
• ID Thief Tries to Get Witnesses Whacked
• Rogue AV “Optimized For Windows 7″
• An old canard reappears (sort of)
• December 2009 Security Bulletin Webcast
• Christmas, Amazon and Zbot – it’s that time of year again.
• Malware As Firefox Extensions
• Mid-Market Roadshow Update From San Francisco
• “Access Denied” in Windows Update: the Solution
• Never judge a book by its cover nor a Web site by its pages
• Down with bloatware
• The Phishing of Applications on Social Networking Websites
• The biggest rogue family
• Phishing Wave to Sniff FTP Credentials
• McAfee Channel Incumbency Advantage Program
• Should Facebook’s New Privacy Features Concern You?
• SDBOT IRC Botnet Continues to Make Waves
• DefenceLab rogue home site has lots of borrowings
• 2009: A Year worth Learning From
• Does Microsoft Look For Vulnerabilities in Their Own Products?
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday – December 2009 – “Specially Crafted” Edition
• Active Sinowal distribution
• Fake Apple Software Store Spam
• The PCI Knowledge Base Continues
• Is botnet C and C headed for the cloud?
• New malware domain clearing house
• Rebranded rogue claims to be McAfee Secure certified
• Happy Facebook Privacy Day!!!
• Scribble scrambled
• Profiling Through Open Source Intelligence
• Software White-listing Program
• McAfee Managed Services Through the Channel
• Protecting Mobile Data: Just Kill Me Now
• Polly Wants a Cracker
• Attackers behind phish mails see new opportunities as banks add levels of security
• “Everyone” may not be your friend
• A New Wave of Mebroot
• Trend Micro 2010 Future Threat Report
• SecurityTool rogue is trying to be a moving target
• Phishers Add Web Hosting Sites to Their List of Targets
• Yuletide PDF gymnastics
• Americans consumed 3,600,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes of info at home last year
• December Patch Tuesday Fixes Previously Reported IE Vulnerability
• A Subtle Shift in File Sharing Usage
• Adobe Issues Critical Updates To Flash, AIR
• Black Tuesday – and December so far…
• OnlineFamily.Norton to Remain Free
• Limeware and other P2P software present child porn risks
• Conficker Working Group: a template for countering future worm outbreaks?
• Cairde a chara
• Microsoft and Adobe – Patch Tuesday for December 2009
• Two Surprise Advisories and One Extra Update From Microsoft
• Talking to the Police All the Time
• Microsoft Issues 6 Updates To Windows
• FIFA World Cup Tickets Scams Available Now
• December 2009 Security Bulletin Release
• McAfee Web Gateway ‘Clear Choice’ for Network World
• Accepting Friend Requests from People You Don’t Know Is a Recipe for ID Theft
• New social engineering technique: use Microsoft support to sell rogues
• The MessageLabs Intelligence Annual Security Report: 2009 Security Year in Review
• Updater and Tuneup Technology Preview
• IT Security as Easy as Mikado…
• 2009 Cisco Annual Security Report
• Security and Privacy and Google Public DNS
• McAfee, OSCE Team To Train Balkan Cybercops
• Tis the season to be…..scammed? Tips to keep you and your family safe this Christmas
• Adobe Schedules Security Update For Illustrator
• Turscar ríomhphoist – Spam Email (in Irish)!
• The Complete Guide to Avoiding Online Scams (for Your Less Savvy Friends and Relatives)
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 15
• Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Client and Windows XP SP2 Support Ends July 2010
• Microsoft Study Shows Counterfeit Software Often Full of Malware
• AOL Dropping 2-Factor Authentication Support
• Change the Guest Account Name in Windows 7 for Better Security
• Christmas-Themed KOOBFACE Campaign Seen
• The Risks of Holiday Online Shopping
• A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
• So, where do I start? Mums and Dads I hear you…..continued!
• Gumblar, the Automated Malware Ecosystem
• Ironkey: Smash This Thumb Drive
• PayPal Admits to Phishing Its Own Users
• BitLocker PINs Can Be Stolen By New Attack Technique
• Adobe Updates on Illustrator Issue
• Phishing For QuickBooks Users, Or Is It Malware?
• A typo can end up leaving you surfing in Cameroon
• Google Work At Home Scam
• URL-shortening service Bit.ly will check links for malcode
• It pays to read the fine print (literally)
• Microsoft: counterfeit software infected with malcode more prevalent
• FreeMyPDF Liberates Your PDF File from Printing and Other Restrictions
• PCI Compliance…at a Discount!
• Beware of fake Microsoft updates coming through email
• Update on TippingPoint Third Party Product Testing
• Windows 2K Server Patch Update
• Why would anybody phish for XBOX accounts?
• Telltale Signs
• VIPRE 4 now in beta
• The Invisible Firefox Extensions
• One Month Later, Apple Updates Java
• Username: “administrator,” Password: “password” – yer pwned
• New Passware Can Crack PGP and BitLocker-Protected Systems
• Adobe to Update Flash and Air Next Tuesday [Updated]
• 6 Security Bulletins, 3 Critical, From Microsoft Next Tuesday
• A Stitch in Time Saves Nine
• Bad Avast Update Labels Files as Malware
• Sign up for H1N1 vaccinations? Zbot/Zeus alert.
• December 2009 Bulletin Release Advance Notification
• Metasploit 3.3.1 + NeXpose Community Edition
• When Phishing Isn’t Phishing
• I Eat Tragedies For Breakfast
• Prevx Backs Off of Tying Microsoft to “Black Screen of Death”
• SETI fan resigns
• ThreatFire Security Check a Public Service?
• Win Free Antivirus Software!
• CDC H1N1 Malspam Campaign
• VIPRE receives VB100 award
• Cameroon is the most dangerous country domain on the web
• Mapping the Mal Web: McAfee’s 3rd Annual Report
• VB: combining spam filters gives better filtering
• Create a Secure Password with an MP3 or Web Site
• ThreatFire Upsells Spyware Doctor
• New Moon, New Spam
• Facebook Changes Privacy Rules
• SOHANAD’s Secret Revealed
• YME&C: Yet More Embassies and Consulates
• H1N1 vaccination profile malware
• Evolution of Money Making Spam
• First iPhone Worm Found
• Sentencing
• Stick and Stones may Break my Bones but Words will Pass Through me Undetected?
• Safely test new software with Sandboxie
• H1N1 Vaccination Profile – A path to infection
• Microsoft Officially Denies Updates Responsible for KSOD
• Harvesting email addresses via fake abuse-reporting site
• FreeBSD patches bug that gives root access
• Honeynet Project offers sophisticated Picviz GUI
• Get Rich Quick! Just In Time for the Holidays
• Plugin Spotlight: Movable Type mt-check.cgi Information Disclosure
• Reports of Issues with November Security Updates
• bit.ly Addresses URL Security Concerns
• Zeus Trojan Catches Swine Flu
• KSOD or Black screen of Death: Old Symptom, New Cases
• PCI Council Webinar Next Week Open to All
• Phishing targeting Google AdWords
• Koobface Kicking off the Festive Season
• FireFound Tracks Your Stolen Computer, Nukes Your Personal Data
• Latest Windows Updates Black-Screen Users Running Prevx
• Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff – Number 5
• Hackers Exploit Tiger Woods Car Accident to Spread Malware
• Tenable Network Security Podcast – Episode 14
• Nessus 4.2 Released!
• A Chilling Reminder of the Internal Threat
• Boosting Security Awareness in Colleges
• Shop online safely
• Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff – Number 4
• The Common Vulnerability Reporting Format
• Campus – and Personal – Security for the Holidays
• Try Health Check 2 Beta, complete survery, chance to win an iPod.
• New Koobface Variant Asks for CAPTCHA, Offers Anti-Koobface Advice
• Social Engineering Watch: Cyber Monday
• Top Web Sites Moving to Mitigate SSL/TLS Bug
• It’s Holiday Cyber Theft Season
• Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff – Number 3
• Koobface Worm Asks for Captcha
• Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Koobface Now Using Christmas Theme
• Oregon State Mistake Puts Personal Data at Risk
• Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff – Number 2
• Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff – Number 1
• Video: Symantec Security Response – Fake Antivirus Schemes
• Information Security Awareness Cartoon
• OReilly Webcast – Information Security and Social Networks
• Laptop With Personal Information Stolen From Aurora St. Luke’s
• Stolen laptop contained data on 110,000 people
• Penn State Students Social Security Numbers Compromised
• Tiger Woods Car Accident Heating Up the Web
• FakeAV — a lesson in aggression
• Illegal Games? Pay the Price—Publicly!
• Greetings from AVAR 2009!
• Don’t Give Spammers a Reason to Be Thankful
• Another ZBOT Spam Run
• Spammer believes WOW users are sad lonely men.
• Fraudulent Youtube vids
• Early ecard Christmas malware cheers
• “Verified by VISA”: Still Using SSNs Online, Dropped by PEFCU
• HO HO HO Santa has a virus for you
• This Is It!
• “New Koobface Variant” Targets Skype
• The 12 Scams of Christmas: A recipe for keeping you safe online this holiday season
• The Other Patch Tuesday is the Fourth
• Google Updates Webmaster Tools
• New web toy “Mystery Google:” funny and dangerous
• Britain’s DNA database – world’s largest – is under fire for privacy concerns
• Interview with Mark Kelley at the CBC
• 2009 scareware perspective
• Are you ready for the holiday cyber theft season?
• Seen in the wild: Odd phish
• New IE exploit – a good opportunity to upgrade to IE 8?
• VIPRE holiday weekend special pricing
• Highlights of Xcon 2009
• Secret Service Investigation & Class Action Lawsuit, Cast Shadow Over Radiant Systems and Distributor
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