You’d think that a company trying to raise several hundred million with an initial public offering of stock would tell their affiliates to be on their best behavior for a while.For example, maybe they’d discourage them from hacking governme... »
Archive for February 5th, 2010
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?
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission today announced that next Tuesday they will hold a news conference to make public details of “a law enforcement sweep cracking down on job and work-at-home fraud fueled by the economic downturn.”The media advisory... »
It looks like a phish but isn’t
This is really bad for so many reasons. It certainly doesn’t help their security.And yes, it’s completely legitimate. Alex Eckelberry »
Vote for VIPRE Enterprise
If you like VIPRE Enterprise, you can vote for it here for the Network Computing Awards 2010. Alex Eckelberry »
Trojan code sneaks into two Mozilla add-ons
Mozilla yesterday posted a notice on its AMO blog (that’s an acronym for their add-on site addons.mozilla.org) that two add-ons have been found infected with Trojan code: Sothink Web Video Downloader v. 4.0 and all versions of Master Filer.Version 4... »
VIPRE for Valentines
Ok, it’s not my personal favorite color, but this is a new special being run for the Valentines Day weekend by our web team. Alex »
Tech support hell
Funny and too close to the truth:When you finally do get through to an agent, you'll hear something like: "Welcome to DSL technical support, my name is Larry how can I help you today?" You give Larry your account number and begin to explain your situat... »
Haiti relief scams: more than 170 reported to feds
USA Today is reporting that federal law enforcement agencies have taken more than 170 complaints about Haiti earthquake relief scams. They expect more on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. The scams include spam email, fraudulent web... »
Phishing scam steals carbon credits
Wired magazine has run a story on a phishing scam in Europe, New Zealand and Japan that resulted in the loss of 250,000 carbon credit permits worth $4 million from six companies.The phishing emails spoofed the German Emissions Trading Authority and sai... »
Using Windows Server 2008 Core on Windows Virtual PC
tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2010/02/04/using-windows-server-2008-core-on-windows-virtual-pc.aspx'; First, a caveat. This is not supported. Most of what I am about to talk about is not supported. Feel free to use this information, but do not call Microsoft if it does not work for you. With that out of the way – this morning I was asked how to get a... »

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