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US Drone computers infected with virus

08
Oct
2011

Wired reports that the US Drone fleet has been hit by a virus. These unmnaned aircraft are full of electronic devices and remotely controlled for various missions in Afghanistan and other war zones. A computer virus was discovered and several efforts to get rid of it failed. One of its capabilities is to record keystrokes, […]

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Security 101: Vulnerabilities, Part 1

01
Oct
2011

Welcome back to Security 101. The topic of today’s blog is vulnerabilities. In our frequent McAfee Labs Threat Advisories you see the term vulnerability in almost every item. “A vulnerability has been found…” or “A vulnerability in some versions of…” are commonplace. What is a vulnerability? A vulnerability is a program bug that under certain […]

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More BlackBerry image problems: RIM warns of BES security vulnerabilities

11
Aug
2011

If it weren’t enough finding themselves (rather unfairly in my point of view) in the firing line regarding how the BlackBerry Messaging service (BBM) was being used by British riotors, with calls for the service to be suspended, RIM now finds itself with a different kind of BlackBerry image problem. RIM, the firm behind the […]

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