Posts Tagged ‘doubts’

Key privacy activist casts doubts on new US-EU data deal

Feb

2016

The privacy advocate who brought down a 15-year-old data transfer agreement between the U.S. and the EU is now questioning the validity of its replacement. “I am however not sure if this system will stand the test before the Court of Justice,” Max Schrems of Austria said in a statement Tuesday. “There will be clearly […]

Fake emails from debt collecting agency used to spread malware

Aug

2013

We wrote more than two month ago about fake emails in German pretending to come from various known online shops that contain attached archives with malware. The email pretended that the attached files were invoices that the receiver of the email forgot to pay. A special characteristic of these emails was and still is that […]

Category General Written by Avira - TechBlog 0 Comments

Alligator detects GPS-leaking adware

Aug

2013

Those last few months, we have been using and tuning a data mining engine developed by researchers of Telecom ParisTech. The tool is named Alligator, mostly because we believe alligators are hungry animals 🙂 (and a little because this means “_AnaLyzing maLware wIth partitioninG and probAbiliTy-based algORithms_”). Integrated in our own crawling, property extraction and […]

Category Security Written by Fortinet Blog 0 Comments

The Latest in IT Security

Posts Tagged ‘doubts’

Key privacy activist casts doubts on new US-EU data deal

Fake emails from debt collecting agency used to spread malware

Alligator detects GPS-leaking adware

Categories

Featured

Archives

Latest Comments

About Us

Contact Us