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New Google bells and whistles

New Google bells and whistles

on October 2, 2009

For those who spend a lot of time behind Google, there are some new features to play with improve your efficiency at work. After a search results are presented, the “show options” control displays more ways to narrow your search …

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Virus Bulletin conference news headlines

Virus Bulletin conference news headlines

on September 25, 2009

The worst part about going to a mega-conference like Virus Bulletin 2009 is the vast amount of stuff there to see and do, all the food that you overeat and the late nights you spend drinking too much beer with …

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Search for news of California fires gets you Trojan downloaders

Search for news of California fires gets you Trojan downloaders

on September 1, 2009

Web surfers in search of news of California wild fires are being served up Trojan downloaders from malicious sites taking advantage of the high news profile of the situation. Steve Bass, who is near Altadena, Calif., sent us a note: …

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So, what happened to Twitter?

So, what happened to Twitter?

on August 7, 2009

Twenty four hours after the denial-of-service attack on Twitter, the web is just aglow with theories about what happened. There seems to be agreement that Twitter, which has been experiencing phenomenal growth in the last year, didn’t have the infrastructure …

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Twitter is filtering malicious URLs — sort of

Twitter is filtering malicious URLs — sort of

on August 4, 2009

Researchers have discovered that micro-blogging service Twitter is apparently working on a system for filtering malicious URLs, including shortened ones, but it’s a work in progress. We tried it. It’s a work in progress. Shortened URLs are handy in Twitter …

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Look before you leap (or click)

Look before you leap (or click)

on July 30, 2009

Our rogue software researcher Patrick (last name withheld to protect the innocent) goes to some strange places on the Internet pretty much on a daily basis. Recently he drew our attention to some interesting URL obfuscation: vvindows.com and google-rnail.com. Look …

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Erin Andrews “peep hole” video malware booming

Erin Andrews “peep hole” video malware booming

on July 21, 2009

Today isn’t a good time to go looking for that Erin Andrews “peep hole” video. There has been a boom in malicious spam, web sites and Twitter posts advertising a “peep hole” video of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews undressing in …

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Security and Usability: Finding the Right Balance

Security and Usability: Finding the Right Balance

on July 7, 2009

Determining the fine line between security and usability is a hard task for everybody involved in IT security, from software developers to network administrators. The lack of balance between these two items is one of the main reasons that can …

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Bing Vs. Google

Bing Vs. Google

on June 23, 2009

Microsoft’s new Bing search engine, boosted by $100 million in marketing, quickly grabbed a 16 percent market share and is second to Google now (at 71 percent). And the joke has started: Q: “What does ‘Bing’ stand for?”A: “But It’s …

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New rogue: Extra Antivirus

New rogue: Extra Antivirus

on April 20, 2009

We found two new rogue security products using the same name “Extra Antivirus” One of them belongs to the Virusdoctor family of rogue security products. This rogue uses the same site that was earlier used by Extra Antivir. Like its …

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