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Top 7 threats to cloud computing

The Cloud Security Alliance and HP have presented today new research findings that detail the potential threats linked to the use of cloud services. The report, titled …

A 184% increase of malicious websites

The volume of spam saw an increase of 5,5 percent, and malicious websites of a whooping 184 percent since January, says the latest MessageLabs Intelligence report. An increase …

Severe IE vulnerability threatens Windows XP users

News of a newly discovered bug in VBScript and Windows Help files in Internet Explorer that could allow a remote attacker to run an arbitrary command has reached Microsoft on …

Waledac disruption only the beginning, says Microsoft

In the wake of the news regarding Microsoft’s disruption of Waledac botnet’s links between its command and control centers and the infected zombie computers by …

Fake Virustotal serves malware

The reputation of VirusTotal, the well-known site that allows you to check if a suspicious file is malicious or not, is bound to be somewhat affected by the emergence of a …

Relentlessly annoying banking Trojan

The majority of banking trojans prefers to hide in the deepest recesses of your computer and silently steal your login credentials. But CA’s researchers recently came …

SQL injection attack show-and-tell

SQL injection has, for a long time now, found its way to the top places of the list of favorite attack vectors of cyber criminals. Its popularity is, without a doubt, due to …

Microsoft cripples the Waledac botnet

A few days ago, Microsoft has requested and was granted a temporary restraining order that resulted in the takedown of 273 Internet domains that are believed to belong to …

Pros and cons of biometric authentication

In theory, biometrics are a great way to authenticate a user: it’s impossible to lose your fingerprint (barring the most gruesome of developments), you can’t …

The future doesn’t look bright for Google in China

Google’s announcement that it will leave China if the censoring of their search results continues seems not to have affected the Chinese government much. They have not …

A closer look at Comodo Dragon 1.0.0.5

Comodo Dragon is a recently released free Internet browser constructed on the open source Chromium Project browser. The installation process is simple and fast. You will be …

Cryptome.org shut down for exposing MS surveillance guide

Cryptome, the whistleblower site that serves as a repository for “documents for publication that are prohibited by governments worldwide, in particular material on …

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