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The Firefox browser passes billion milestone KeePass and Dropbox: Two Tools for Managing Your Electronic Life Clampi virus targets companies’ financial accounts Microsoft’s Emergency Patch Mess Critical Update for Adobe Flash Player 8 Keys to Internet Security America’s 10 most wanted botnets Five Best . . . → Read More: Interesting Links for the Weekend It’s a good thing Adobe has announced plans to release a patch for critical holes in its Flash player next week, because attackers are actively exploiting it. You can protect yourself by using the Firefox browser with the NoScript addon, or by disabling Flash on . . . → Read More: Adobe Flash/Reader Flaws
Wireless Cybercriminals Target Clueless Vacationers – Just because you’re on vacation doesn’t mean criminals aren’t interested in stealing your data. Don’t let your guard down when you leave home. Here are a few tips from this article for keeping your information private while traveling this summer. — Pay attention to your surroundings. Just because you’re . . . → Read More: Weekend Reading Brian Krebs has a great post at SecurityFix regarding the reasons you want to keep your computer secure even if you don’t think you have anything of value on it. Krebs lists six ways bad guys like to use hacked PCs: Hosting illicit web sites for pirated software or phishing It was reported this week that a Virginia state web site was hacked into and approximately 8.3 million patient records were stolen and deleted from the computers. The attackers have asked for a ransom for the return of the records. It is not yet clear how the attackers gained access to the records. Here’s an extreme example . . . → Read More: News from the Week |
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