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- Hackers can find you by tracking your cellphone
- Cutwail botnet intensifies spam spewing
- Secret ad code allows Google to bypass Safari's "no tracking" settings
- How mobile malware is maturing
- Ransomware impersonates the Italian police
- Open source tool detects videoconferencing equipment vulnerabilities
- Fake Facebook notification delivers keylogger
- New powerful bot spreads by email
- Analyze mobile apps for malware threats
- Cloudify cloud application platform
- Imation secures mobile data, identity and workspaces
- Cloud-based threat monitoring and response service
| Hackers can find you by tracking your cellphone Posted: 17 Feb 2012 07:18 AM PST Finding out people's approximate whereabouts by tracing their cellphone signal is something that service providers can easily do, as cellular networks track its subscribers all the time in order to en... |
| Cutwail botnet intensifies spam spewing Posted: 17 Feb 2012 06:45 AM PST The old Cutwail botnet is still alive and spamming from its 1,5 million bots, and has lately been spotted using malicious HTML attachments. The spam emails vary from fake forwarded Xerox scans and ... |
| Secret ad code allows Google to bypass Safari's "no tracking" settings Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:41 AM PST Once again, Google has been caught doing something that it shouldn't be doing: using code in their ads to intentionally bypass the privacy settings of Safari users in order to track their browsing beh... |
| How mobile malware is maturing Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:14 AM PST Mobile malware has reached a new stage of maturation, according to Juniper Networks. Top findings from Juniper's 2011 Mobile Threats Report are evidence of accelerating attacks on mobile devices:... |
| Ransomware impersonates the Italian police Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:07 AM PST Ransomware targeting Italian-speaking users is being served from compromised websites via malicious JavaScript code, warns Total Defense's Rossano Ferraris. The users are lured to the websites and ... |
| Open source tool detects videoconferencing equipment vulnerabilities Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:00 AM PST Videoconferencing equipment has been in the news recently for its potential for use by attackers to snoop on confidential company meetings, view charts mounted on meeting room walls, or listen in on c... |
| Fake Facebook notification delivers keylogger Posted: 17 Feb 2012 03:06 AM PST Fake Facebook notifications about changes in users' account information have been hitting inboxes and delivering malware to unwary users, warn BarracudaLabs researchers. The email address of the se... |
| New powerful bot spreads by email Posted: 17 Feb 2012 03:00 AM PST PandaLabs reported the presence of a powerful new bot called Ainslot.L. This malware is designed to log user activities, download additional malware and take control of users' systems. Additionally... |
| Analyze mobile apps for malware threats Posted: 17 Feb 2012 02:59 AM PST Trend Micro announced Mobile App Reputation, a technology that can automatically identify, analyze and rate mobile applications for issues that could include malware, potential theft of private data a... |
| Cloudify cloud application platform Posted: 17 Feb 2012 01:30 AM PST GigaSpaces Technologies announced Cloudify, a cloud application platform that enables organizations to easily on-board and manage any application, on any cloud, with zero code change. Cloudify is... |
| Imation secures mobile data, identity and workspaces Posted: 17 Feb 2012 12:30 AM PST Imation announced its unified Secure Data, Identity and Mobile Workspace product set, which brings together a combination of encrypted USB storage devices and media, encryption and encryption key mana... |
| Cloud-based threat monitoring and response service Posted: 17 Feb 2012 12:00 AM PST FishNet Security launched ThreatDetect, a cloud-based threat monitoring and response service, that allows organizations to proactively respond to emerging threats, meet regulatory requirements and dec... |
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