Archive for April 15th, 2010

UK security firm Context Information Security Ltd., is making available a browser-based tool that will demonstrate clickjacking techniques that were discussed at a Blackhat Europe 2010 presentation.On the Context site, they said “Clickjacking is a te... »

Niels Provos of the Google Security Team has blogged about the rise of malicious web sites carrying rogue security products, which the Google team calls “Fake AV.” Google has been engaged in a constant battle against the sites because the operators... »

I once heard a great story about the sparse historical record of the world of the “common man.” An “average Jacques” who lived a block or two from the Bastille in Paris apparently didn’t hear the commotion when over 8,000 French revolutionari... »

Short answer: an infinitesimally small amount.If you have any sympathy for musicians you’ll buy their CDs from their web sites or at their performances. That’s pretty much the conclusion you’ll draw from a great attempt at quantifying musicians »

The Telegraph, one of the biggest newspapers in the UK, hasn’t had a good time of it lately where their website is concerned. Vulnerabilities were found back in March 09 involving database access, and it seems a hacking group has gone in and defaced ... »

tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2010/04/14/scripts-to-inventory-virtual-machines-hyper-v.aspx'; Someone asked me if it was possible to make a script that would tell you what guest operating systems you had running on a Hyper-V server.  To answer them I whipped up two sample PowerShell scripts. The first one will generate a table of detected guest operating systems – and a... »