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A Rogue by any other name…

02

Mar

2012

Rogue:Win32/FakePAV reappeared about two weeks ago after a brief hiatus and since then we’ve been seeing variants with new names for themselves just about every day. The latest versions call themselves names like “Windows Threats Destroyer”, “Windows Firewall Constructor”, “Windows Attacks Preventor” and “Windows Basic Antivirus”. You can see some examples of these iterations below. […]

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Beware Changelog spammed-out malware attack

22

Feb

2012

Internet users are receiving emails claiming to contain a changelog – but the files attached are really designed to infect computers. Here’s what a typical email looks like, although the precise wording can vary. Subject: Re: Your Changelog Message body: Good day, as promised chnglog attached (Open with Internet Explorer) The subject lines and attachment […]

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How to access Wikipedia during the blackout

18

Jan

2012

Wikipedia is blacked out because of a protest about SOPA. But what happens if you really, really need Wikipedia? The good news is that you can still access it on your smartphone, or by accessing the mobile site directly. You can also temporarily by disabling Javascript in your browser when visiting the site (specifically blocking […]

Category Security Written by Dynamoo's Blog 0 Comments

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