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Adobe addresses potential cross-site scripting vulnerabilities

Input validation errors have been identified in code generated by Dreamweaver and Contribute which could lead to potential cross-site scripting attacks. Only users who have …

Ministry of Defence confirms loss of recruitment data

UK’s Ministry of Defence confirmed that a laptop was stolen from a Royal Navy officer in Birmingham last week, on the night of 9/10 January, and as a result, a large …

Video: demonstration of the Mac OS X DNSChanger Trojan

The video demonstrates the results of the DNS changes made on a Mac OS X system.

Last week malware “winners”

According to data gathered at the Infected or Not website the Bagle.HX worm was responsible for most infections over the last week. Two strains of adware, Comet and Starware, …

Malware findings 2007: instant messaging and P2P

FaceTime announced its initial findings of 2007 malware trends affecting today’s enterprise networks through instant messaging (IM), P2P file sharing and chat …

New UK postgraduate course in computer forensics and investigations

Computer Forensics and Investigations, a new postgraduate course from The UK’s Open University provides an introduction to the world of digital evidence collection, …

Skype cross zone scripting vulnerability details and video

Skype uses Internet Explorer web control to render HTML content. This is used also for providing “add video to mood” and “add video to chat” …

VIA board for network security appliances

VIA Technologies announced the VIA NAB 7500 embedded board for advanced network security solutions. The feature-packed VIA NAB 7500 is a highly integrated Network Appliance …

Second beta edition of AVG 8.0 out for testing

GRISOFT, developer of the AVG family of security software products, today released the second beta edition of AVG 8.O for Windows for public testing. AVG 8.0 offers a …

Shifts in malware trends since 1986

Most of today’s Internet criminals are operating from Russia, China and Southern America. Over the next five years, there will be a significant increase in attacks from …

Shifts in malware trends since 1986

Most of today’s Internet criminals are operating from Russia, China and Southern America. Over the next five years, there will be a significant increase in attacks from …

What is a greynet?

Internet communications have evolved from point-to-point, asynchronous channels like email to real-time, presence-oriented communications like IM, P2P file sharing, Skype, and …

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