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LinkedIn ‘does a Facebook’ – your name and photo used in ads by default

11

Aug

2011

I’m not a LinkedIn user – at least not yet, though I suspect that like many of my friends and colleagues I may eventually feel compelled to “be there or be square”. As a non-user I haven’t been tracking changes to the default privacy settings of the service, or the implications of those changes. Neither, […]

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Google+ suspends Anonymous account, hacktivists announce AnonPlus in response

18

Jul

2011

The Anonymous hacktivist group has announced that it will launch its very own social network, to be called AnonPlus, after accounts it held with Google+ were suspended for violating terms and conditions. Google+ has recently been enforcing a policy of shutting down profiles which contain fake names or those that represent organisations rather than individuals, […]

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Krebs/Danchev Trojan Pushes Adult Website

28

Jun

2011

Complete malware analysis is often limited by real-world circumstances. Many of the trojans that we analyze will attempt to connect to a remote server for further instructions. At this point, we know that the software is not legitimate and should be blocked from installation on our customer’s computers. We don’t really need to examine it […]

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