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Exprez.B Train from Spain to Holland, a.k.a. Dorifel

Aug

2012

Thanks to Denis Carmody for his assistance with this research.In June we blogged about a new version of the threat family that targeted Spanish companies and institutions named Trojan.Exprez.B. More recently, we have encountered a new version of Trojan.Exprez.B that targets companies in The Netherlands and Denmark. It is still the same threat, but with […]

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Verizon blocks Google Wallet over security concerns

Dec

2011

Citing security concerns, Verizon Wireless is blocking the use of Google Wallet on the upcoming Galaxy Nexus smartphone running on Verizon’s 4G LTE network, according to news reports. Verizon has denied such reports, which claim that it’s blocking the mobile payment application on the first Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone, slated to launch in […]

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Google Wallet – why you shouldn’t throw away your wallet just yet

Sep

2011

Google has announced, to some fanfare, what it hopes will be a revolution in the way we pay for things: Google Wallet. Google Wallet is a smartphone app (currently only available for the Nexus S 4G Android phone) that aims to replace your credit cards. It works like this. You go to a store (let’s […]

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