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Monthly Archives: March 2010
The Zeus DIY malware is now protecting itself against piracy. The latest version is now using hardware-based product activation?like Microsoft Windows’. ?This feature has been added to prevent the software from being copied. Users will need a key after installation … Continue reading
Some of the most prolific cyber operations have been hard hit bit a recent growing trend in ISPs.? Around a quarter of the control and command severs that are linked to Zeus-bots have been taken offline. The action has been … Continue reading
A new playstation 2 emulator package that has appeared on all the major torrent sites has the CodecPack-2GCash-Gen trojan inside. Continue reading
Several vulnerabilities have been found in the Windows Version of Apache. One critical code injection flaw and two lower key security bugs. The most serious of the three flaws is in a core component of Apache 2.2.14, and possibly earlier … Continue reading
It’s been reported by Neowin that Newegg has shipped out fake?Intel i7 processors.?Consumers have been said to have received ?a piece of scrap metal for the processor and a clay mould for the heatsink. So not really much of an … Continue reading
Argos have exposed customers credit card details and CCV security numbers?in their e-mail receipts. A customer who checked his e-mail receipt found buried in the HTML source code, was his full credit card number and security code. Meaning that if … Continue reading
A severe vulnerability has been found by computer boffins in the worlds most prolific software package. The hole would allow hackers to retrieve a machine’s private cryptographic key. The bug is in the OpenSSL cryptographic library. Which is pretty scary … Continue reading
Microsoft has confirmed a potentially dangerous and unpatched vulnerability in Internet explorer, when the F1 button is pressed in earlier versions of windows. The bug is within the VBS that is integrated with Internet Explorer. Making it potentially possible to … Continue reading
Microsoft’s vision for end to end trust is based around cloud computing. They are working towards a claims-based identity metasystem, and are making a call for the prevention/disruption of cybercrime. Scott Charney, ?CVP of? Microsofts TCG said: ?End to End … Continue reading
The security team at Microsoft are investigating a vulerability in Windows 2000 and Windows XP that coule potentially allow attackers to install malicious code onto remote computers. Continue reading