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Falsely issued Google SSL certificate in the wild for more than 5 weeks

30

Aug

2011

Update: Mozilla have announced out of an abundance of caution that they are releasing new versions of Firefox, Firefox Mobile and Thunderbird to revoke the trust of DigiNotar’s root certificate for signing certificates. I presume this is because DigiNotar has not explained how the Google certificate was signed and to prevent further abuse. This could […]

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TDL file system

14

Jun

2011

@RedNose commented on the blog I put up recently about the tool my Russian colleagues have made available for dumping TDL’s hidden file system: I’m going to respond here in case anyone else is confused about this.“I ran the tool and it did not show anything. Does it mean that TDSS is not present?”No, that’s […]

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Will the Comcast “Constant GuardT Security Service” Work?

14

May

2011

I received an email from Comcast (my ISP) announcing their “Constant GuardT Security Service”. Basically, if Comcast thinks a customer is infected with a bot they will email the customer and offer to help clean up the computer. The Constant Guard service claims to do a lot more too, but Comcast is quite ambiguous about […]

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