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Security companies identified another variant of a hack of jailbroken iPhones this past weekend. The first reports came in from F-Secure, which said that this variant was an actual worm with a C&C (Command and Control) server which appears to be in...
Gadi Evron noted a new Facebook worm over the weekend. The hook to it appears in a friend's profile as the racy image at left.
Click the image, and you are brought to a Web page with the same image.
Analysis by famous malware analyst Nick Fitzgerald...
A post to the Bugtraq mailing list contains exploit code for what Symantec claims is a new vulnerability affecting Internet Explorer versions 6 and 7.
Symantec's anti-malware products detect this attack as Bloodhound.Exploit.129. They have not...
Vista is inherently more secure than Windows XP, but it got that way because Microsoft made significant changes to the platform: changes that affected user habits and also required some fancy rewriting of drivers and such. Security improvements from...
A world-wide gang of criminals stole money from over 2,100 ATMs one year ago according to information released by the FBI. The machines were in at least 280 cities in the US, Canada, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan, Estonia, Russia, Ukraine and...