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The current case “DNSChanger” – what computer users can do now

Jan

2012

There are two different characteristics of “DNSChanger” malware which should become clear with the following explanation: Character 1:The malware modifies the DNS settings on an infected Windows PC. These settings include the “hosts” file and the DHCP settings.If the DNS settings are changed, a user does not reach the website he/she intended to reach when […]

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28c3: Smart meter hacking can disclose which TV shows and movies you watch

Jan

2012

At the 28th Chaos Computing Congress (28c3) hacker conference in Berlin, Germany researchers presented a talk titled “Smart Hacking for Privacy” where they looked into the privacy implications of “smart” electricity meters. In Germany consumers who wish to contract with independent smart meter providers are able to have one installed in their home via a […]

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Second Dutch security firm hacked, unsecured phpMyAdmin implicated

Dec

2011

Dutch news site webwereld is reporting that another Dutch security company, Gemnet, has been compromised, although it does not appear to have affected certificate issuance. Gemnet appears to provide security consulting and authentication technologies to nearly all parts of the Dutch government including the Ministry of Security and Justice, Bank of Dutch Municipalities and the […]

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