How to detect a phishing site, the Google way |
- How to detect a phishing site, the Google way
- Global response to Conficker threat: Model for future cyber threat response?
- Beware fake eBay security alert
- Botnets drive the rise of ransomware
- OSSEC 2.4 released
- Trojans are the most constant infectious vector
| How to detect a phishing site, the Google way Posted: 02 Apr 2010 10:09 AM PDT Google analyzes millions of pages per day when searching for phishing behavior. This kind of activity is, of course, not done by people but by computers. The computers are programmed to look for ce... |
| Global response to Conficker threat: Model for future cyber threat response? Posted: 02 Apr 2010 09:39 AM PDT The problem with Conficker is that we still don't know what it's for. Yes, an estimated 7 million computers are infected worldwide, but they don't show signs of any expected type of malicious activity... |
| Beware fake eBay security alert Posted: 02 Apr 2010 07:56 AM PDT Red Condor issued a warning of a new blended email threat that appears to be a security alert from eBay. The email message with the subject line "eBay Procedural Warning - Security Alert," is addresse... |
| Botnets drive the rise of ransomware Posted: 02 Apr 2010 06:22 AM PDT Ransomware is the dominating threat with nine of the detections in the malware top ten list resulting in either scareware or ransomware infesting the victim's PC. Fortinet observed the primary drivers... |
| Posted: 02 Apr 2010 05:55 AM PDT The OSSEC team is pleased to announce the general availability of OSSEC version 2.4. There are lots of new features and bug fixes, but these are the main changes:Added daily email summaries/repor... |
| Trojans are the most constant infectious vector Posted: 02 Apr 2010 05:32 AM PDT The generic mechanism that spreads using removable devices - Trojan.AutorunInf.Gen – is the top e-threat for March with 13.40 percent of the total amount of global malware. This is a position very fre... |
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