Posts Tagged ‘home amp’

Millions have not reviewed Facebook privacy settings: Here’s how

May

2012

Here are two staggering Facebook privacy statistics: Nearly 13 million US Facebook users have never set, or don’t know about, Facebook’s privacy tools, and only 37 percent have used Facebook's privacy tools to customize how much information is shared with third parties. That's according to a Consumer Reports survey released earlier this month. Given that […]

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Not just a one-trick PonyDOS

Mar

2012

Reversing the crypto used by the PonyDOS attack bot This blog post is the third installment in our ongoing series of articles exploring the crypto systems commonly found in various DDoS malware families. In previous articles we covered the reversing of the Armageddon and Khan DDoS bots; today we will cover a new malware family […]

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Facebook Money & Romance Scams: An Intricate Web of Deceit

Sep

2011

Using Facebook as a means for communication is becoming more and more treacherous as scams running through the site have become more intricate and much harder to detect. One woman named Edythe Schumacher has just recently fallen victim to one of these scams. The scammer successfully impersonated her sister, Susan Palmer, and convinced her to […]

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