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Fake AV network steps up its game with rootkit

20

Aug

2011

This looks like it could be a new series of blog posts. The infamous redspacetube.com (80.91.176.192) shows yet another payload using a more sophisticated technique. I’ve been monitoring the situation closely and observed a change in today’s malware behaviour. The previous payload was the XP Home Security 2012 rogue which created a randomly named file […]

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Zuckerberg appears to Think Google Plus Will Slay Facebook!

12

Jul

2011

I’ve been using Google Plus almost as long as it has been around, which is a sneaky way of saying I am a noob to it Frankly, at this point I do not see anything particularly novel or sensational. I just haven’t seen the killer feature that will vanquish the Facebook megalith, but perhaps I […]

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The LulzSec boat sails away. Was it worth the ride? Should you care?

27

Jun

2011

Just a day after the ‘retirement’ of hack-the-world-and-expose-random-people’s-data cyberbreach group LulzSec, and the official announcement is old news. The world is already in a questioning frenzy about what happens next. Sadly, the questions are often of an unanswerable sort: inviting speculation, possibly even wild speculation; or trying to squeeze conclusions from unsupportable, possibly even wildly […]

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