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New film exploring online security

A new project called “The Gran’ Scam of Things” is in the works. The premise of the short film poses serious questions about online financial abuse by taking …

Week in review: The future of malware, iTunes phishing attack and computer “health certificates”

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, reviews, interviews and podcasts: XSS flaws found on three security firms’ …

Future malware will steal behavioral and relationship patterns

Whenever something of tangible value exist, there will always be those who will try to steal it, says a group of international researchers that recently published a paper on …

Free Stuxnet removal tool

BitDefender released a free removal tool targeting all known variants of the Stuxnet worm, as well as the rootkit drivers that are used to conceal critical components of the …

Trojan overrides Firefox password-saving behavior

A curious new information-stealing Trojan that patches a core Firefox file in order to override the browser’s behavior has been discovered by Webroot researchers. Every …

Operation Payback: Anonymous group causes service interruptions

The DDoS attacks organized by the Anonymous cyber-activist group against SGAE (Spanish copyright collection society), the Spanish Culture Ministry and Promusicae, which began …

Spammers using new URL obfuscation technique

Spammers and scammers are always on the lookout for new tricks to use to bypass URL filters and deliver the links to unsuspecting victims, and lately they have discovered that …

Twitter “wrong credential combination” phishing scheme

If you have followed a link on a Twitter message from a contact that says “You have to be the first to see these new pictures!! LINK” and entered you username and …

Are computer “health certificates” the answer for the botnet problem?

Back in March, at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Corporate Vice President for Trustworthy Computing at Microsoft Scott Charney proposed to the audience and to the world …

Infamous Canadian Pharmacy spam affiliate program shuts down

When it comes to spam, we’re all used to rising numbers – and the rising annoyance. But it seems that there could finally a reason to rejoice: it looks like …

A phishing e-mail to learn from

A phishing attempt that makes even people who are very good at spotting them pause for a moment and take a good look is a perfect example on which to learn. Ravi Dehar of …

A Guide to Kernel Exploitation

The number of security countermeasures against user-land exploitation is on the rise. Because of this, kernel exploitation is becoming much more popular among exploit writers …

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