As we do every month on the Wednesday following our standard second Tuesday security bulletin release, we conducted a live webcast where Adrian Stone and myself went through the bulletins in detail and then answered customer questions with the help of several subject matter experts (SMEs). It is apparent that there is still... »
As we do every month on the Wednesday following our standard second Tuesday security bulletin release, we conducted a live webcast where Adrian Stone and myself went through the bulletins in detail and then answered customer questions with the help of several subject matter experts (SMEs). It is apparent that there is still... »
NSS Labs has posted the results of its testing of the big six browsers for their ability to repel social engineering malware and phishing attacks. “The results are based upon empirically validated evidence gathered by NSS Labs during continuous 24x7 ... »
Jose Nazario, writing on the Arbor Network Security blog “Security to the Core,” has described a botnet that uses Twitter as a command-and-control channel. The bot owner sends update information in a tweet and RSS feeds send it to the botnet.The tw... »
No, that headline isn’t from the Onion.Entire blog post here.Xinhua story from July 16 here.Sometimes a big story is eclipsed by a larger one. This is one of them.The fact that China banned electroshock therapy for Internet addiction showed up in the... »
Windows Protection Suite is a fake security software that is made to look like a legitimate security software. Windows Protection Suite is nothing more than an elaborate scam designed to make people think their computers are infected with malware, vir... »
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