Epilepsy Sufferers Victims of Internet Hate Crime
Monday March 31, 2008
As if trojans targeting the blind weren't bad enough (see Quickbatch | JAWS crack trojans), the latest Internet hate crime forcibly redirected visitors of an epilepsy support forum to a ... Read More
Playstation Store Compromised
Friday March 28, 2008
Since its inception, some gamers have complained the online Sony Playstation Store didn't offer enough games, sported an unattractive interface, and was, well, boring. Now gamers can add another gripe: ... Read More
Washington State Seeks to Block Pop-Up Scam
Wednesday March 26, 2008
The Washington state Attorney General filed suit in King Country Superior Court yesterday, accusing Arizona residents Ron and Jane Doe Cooke of deceptive practices that violate the state's Computer Spyware ... Read More
Man in the Middle Attacks
Tuesday March 25, 2008
In the real world game of keep-away, two people toss a ball back and forth while a third person - the man in the middle - tries to intercept the ... Read More
IDTheft Protection as an Adjunct to Antivirus
Thursday March 20, 2008
Chris Keall of PC World NZ writes, "My personal theory is that any major security software, if kept up-to-date, is going to stop any virus or malware outbreak, since all ... Read More
Ten Tips to Protect Against Identity Theft
Wednesday March 19, 2008
Every 3.5 seconds in the United States, someone's identity is stolen. Unfortunately, many view identity theft as an 'online' only problem. It's true that phishing scams, Trojans, and other forms ... Read More
Web Browser Security
Monday March 17, 2008
Whether through social engineering or through web site exploit, the choice of browser will be of little help. All browsers are equally susceptible to web-based malware and this includes Firefox, ... Read More
Eliot Spitzer: A Cyber-Crusader
Wednesday March 12, 2008
Eliot Spitzer watched the back of the little guy. When McAfee tried to squash a review based on an end-user license agreement that barred publishing benchmark data, Spitzer stepped in ... Read More
MonaRonaDona Scam
Monday March 10, 2008
MonaRonaDona is a self-advertised 'virus' that isn't even a virus at all. It's a non-replicating program (i.e., a Trojan) that loads when Windows is started, changing the Internet Explorer title ... Read More
Is China Infecting our Firmware?
Thursday March 6, 2008
Independent security penetration consultancy SecureTest says the Trojaned picture frames delivered from China over the Christmas holiday could be indication of a more serious problem: smuggled-in malware embedded in chipsets ... Read More
Disable Autorun
Wednesday March 5, 2008
The Windows autorun feature enables CDs to play automatically when inserted in the drive. Removable and thumb drives use the same autorun feature to load files when the drives are ... Read More
Scammers Phishing Hotmail Accounts
Sunday March 2, 2008
Scammers are exploiting the recent Windows Live outtage, claiming the cause was "due to the anonymous registration of Hotmail accounts". Recipients are instructed to send the scammer their hotmail username ... Read More
Yet another 'worst virus' ever...
Sunday March 2, 2008
Several attentive readers have sent in the following new hoax circulating. It's not actually new, but rather a variation of the 'Invitation Virus' Hoax, which was itself a variation of ... Read More

