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Web Security : Free Security Tool Against Web Malware
Posted by Max on 2008/3/12 14:52:46 (1044 reads)
Web Security

The Haute Secure company offers a free online service that will help the consumers to detect and stop web hosted malware. Looks like the internet-borne computer code, created for stealing private information, will meet its end. A program is available  for downloading from Haute Secure's website. It works with a computer's internet browser to spot and cease the possible damaging computer code from a website.

P2P Security News : Cisco Invests in P2P Internet TV. Will Others Follow ?
Posted by Max on 2008/3/12 14:01:04 (2623 reads)
P2P Security News

Cisco Networks and Panorama Capital contributed to GridNetworks P2P start-up $9.5 million series A round of funding. GridNetworks  has taken a hybrid approach to delivering high-definition movies and TV shows over the Internet.

It uses both peer-to-peer technology, which leverages content distributed on users' computers all over the Internet as well as content delivery technology, which essentially caches and stores content in server farms throughout the Internet so it can be served up more quickly to geographically close clients.

Windows Security : New Vulnerability in Internet Explorer RealPlayer ActiveX Software
Posted by Max on 2008/3/11 15:06:18 (1453 reads)
Windows Security

The very popular  RealPlayer software is vulnerable to a heap corruption vulnerability that could put Windows users at risk of code execution Trojans , according to a warning from a security researcher.

Security Incidents : Gmail Captcha Broken for Spam
Posted by Max on 2008/3/11 14:51:44 (1477 reads)
Security Incidents

According to security firm MessageLabs, the large number of spam coming from Gmail is the result of those spammers who have broken the captcha mechanism deployed by Gmail, mechanism designed to check if a person and not something else is opening an e-mail account.

Identity Theft - Phishing : Indiana Attorney General Launches Identity Theft Unit
Posted by Max on 2008/3/10 16:00:23 (1059 reads)
Identity Theft - Phishing

Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter has created an Identity Theft Unit to further assist identity theft victims and to provide additional resources to local law enforcement authorities that investigate and prosecute the crime.  The Unit is prepared to assist victims as we recognize 10th Annual National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW) March 2 – 8. 

Antivirus : Symantec Announces New Norton AntiVirus Dual Protection for Mac
Posted by Max on 2008/3/10 15:23:18 (1345 reads)
Antivirus

Symantec Corp , makers of Norton security software, today announced the new Norton AntiVirus Dual Protection for Mac, featuring vulnerability protection technology and antivirus for Mac users running Boot Camp or Windows virtualization software -- programs that allow users to run both Mac OS X Leopard and Windows operating systems.

Windows Security : Scars Left by Spyware - Clogged Registry
Posted by Max on 2008/3/7 16:41:22 (964 reads)
Windows Security

The central database of a computer, also called the registry, has the capacity of accumulating a big amount of information, but it needs to be cleaned occasionally because unimportant data, stored along the time, can make the computer sluggish. 

Web Security : SSL Padlock Not Enough for Web Security
Posted by Max on 2008/3/7 16:36:26 (1235 reads)
Web Security

When a small padlock appears in the corner of your Web browser's address bar or the entire bar turns green, it seems like a powerful signal you're safe to proceed.

P2P Security News : Worried ISPs could kill P2P up to 70%
Posted by Max on 2008/3/6 14:14:52 (1846 reads)
P2P Security News

Although it didn’t have many followers, the filtering over the Internet for discovering illegal file-swapping, is a way of stopping "digital piracy" by 70 percent, tells a study made by Wiggin UK media lawyers.

Linux Security : End of Security Support for Debian 3.1
Posted by Max on 2008/3/5 9:12:33 (1050 reads)
Linux Security

One year after the release of Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 alias 'etch' and nearly three years after the release of Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 alias 'sarge' the security support for the old distribution (3.1 alias 'sarge') is coming to an end next month.

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