Up to 500 web addresses posted on Twitter lead to sites with malware, according to the results from a tool created by Kaspersky Labs, a leading anti-virus vendor. This should come as no surprise, since it's common knowledge that social networking sites...
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Last year Microsoft released a tool called COFEE (Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor) to law enforcement agencies around the nation and around the world a couple of years ago. While COFEE is a professional tool, it’s meant for the average police officer who may not have a lot of experience with computers; you just plug [...]
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Couple of days ago there were a lot of discussions about an attack on iPhone users in the Netherland ...(more)...
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Net Security: Battle of the anti-virus - What is the best software? "None of the products performed very good in malware removal or removal of leftovers" - http://www.rootsecure.net/...
Net Security: Battle of the anti-virus - What is the best software? "None of the products performed very good in malware removal or removal of leftovers"
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Trend Micro security experts received email messages that supposedly came from Facebook. It asks recipients to update their login credentials for security purposes. It then instructs them to click the URL provided in the email message. When the user clicks the URL, it points them to a spoofed Facebook website where they are required to [...] Post from: TrendLabs | Malware Blog - by Trend Micro Are You Being (Facebook) Phished?
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