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  • SANS sees upsurge in zero-day Web-based attacks

    It's pretty much official now (in case you didn't believe it before):  We have exited the Worm era, and jumped head first into the era of specialized and targeted attacks... According to a recent article by ComputerWorld, SANS security organization sees upsurge in zero-day Web-based attacks. The following excerpt from the ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on December 12, 2006
  • SANS sees upsurge in zero-day Web-based attacks

    It's pretty much official now (in case you didn't believe it before): We have exited the Worm era , and jumped head first into the era of specialized and targeted attacks ... According to a recent article by ComputerWorld, SANS security organization sees...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on December 12, 2006
  • More Malware, More SPAM

    According to some reports, spyware is getting harder and harder to control.  The sophistication of the malware makers is growing at a much faster pace than that of the security industry, even to the point of proof-of-concept adware code being developed for MacOS X. And with all this new malware comes a tremendous increase in SPAM over ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on November 28, 2006
  • More Malware, More SPAM

    According to some reports , spyware is getting harder and harder to control. The sophistication of the malware makers is growing at a much faster pace than that of the security industry, even to the point of proof-of-concept adware code being developed...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 28, 2006
  • Backdoor Trojans, Rootkits and SPAM: Notes from the Microsoft Antimalware Team

    The Microsoft AntiMalware team has recently published a paper discussing some of the data collected by their monthly AntiMalware tool. A summary of the article is available on the SANS website, and the full article is available from Microsoft at the following link: Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool: Progress Made, Trends ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on November 27, 2006
  • Backdoor Trojans, Rootkits and SPAM: Notes from the Microsoft Antimalware Team

    The Microsoft AntiMalware team has recently published a paper discussing some of the data collected by their monthly AntiMalware tool. A summary of the article is available on the SANS website , and the full article is available from Microsoft at the...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 27, 2006
  • Virtual Machine Detection in Malware via Commercial Tools

    More About Sophisticated Malware http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=1871 Virtual machine detection is a self-defensive property of many malware specimens. It is aimed at making it harder to examine the malicious program, because virtualization software, such as VMware, is a very popular tool among malware analysts. For instance, ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on November 21, 2006
  • Virtual Machine Detection in Malware via Commercial Tools

    More About Sophisticated Malware http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=1871 Virtual machine detection is a self-defensive property of many malware specimens. It is aimed at making it harder to examine the malicious program, because virtualization software,...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 21, 2006
  • Pando Released...

    Pando v1.0 has finally been released, after spending some good time in the beta testing cycle.  If you haven't seen or used it as yet, you're really missing out.  It is one of the coolest tools for sending large files to people via email, without burdening the email system or either the sender or the recipient. I've been happily using ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on November 19, 2006
  • Pando Released...

    Pando v1.0 has finally been released , after spending some good time in the beta testing cycle. If you haven't seen or used it as yet, you're really missing out. It is one of the coolest tools for sending large files to people via email , without burdening...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 19, 2006
  • Get Your Recent Microsoft Releases

    Yeah, we're still waiting on Vista and Longhorn, but Microsoft has already starting releasing some other applications since October. Step right up and get your dose of new products: Windows Media Player 11 Windows Defender 2.0 Windows Internet Explorer 7.0 And speaking of Longhorn, here's an article that I saw a couple months back that ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on November 3, 2006
  • Get Your Recent Microsoft Releases

    Yeah, we're still waiting on Vista and Longhorn , but Microsoft has already starting releasing some other applications since October. Step right up and get your dose of new products: Windows Media Player 11 Windows Defender 2.0 Windows Internet Explorer...(read more)
    Posted to BrainWave Technology Tidbits (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 3, 2006
  • Growing Malware Sophistication

    The level of sophistication of the malware threats we face is continuing to grow at a much faster rate that the methods that most organizations are using to detect and mitigate them.  And let's not talk about home users. We need to ensure that we keep up to date on the latest threats, and that we also constantly evaluate our environments ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on October 23, 2006
  • Oracle's Patch Updates

    October 2006 is going to be a major month for Oracle.  First, the database and middleware powerhouse has made some significant changes to its patch management process. Secondly, it released its quarterly set of database and application patches on October 17th.  The full list of patches is available on Oracle's website, but interestingly ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on October 18, 2006
  • Microsoft makes Vista concessions

    Otherwise known as Vista vs the EU and the World: Part Three... Here's a follow-up to my earlier Vista vs the World and Vista vs the Security Vendors posts, where I noted I greatly preferred a stronger, more secure base OS, even if that inhibited some functionality for third-party security tools. As seen in the following articles, Microsoft is ...
    Posted to Talking Out Loud with ASB (Weblog) by Logik! on October 18, 2006
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