Archive for July 14th, 2009
Mystery Hackers Stole Data During Last Week’s Cyberattacks – Science News | Science
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Lousy Tech-Job Market May Fuel Rise in Cybercrime – Science News | Science
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How spyware nearly sent a teacher to prison
How spyware nearly sent a teacher to prison
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U.K., not North Korea, source of DDOS attacks, researcher says
U.K., not North Korea, source of DDOS attacks, researcher says
As promised here is a short part of a log from our FTP server. While we get attacks on this daily, this computer has NO critical data. It allows us to study ‘hackers’ who want to break in. I wish we could show you the source county on this file. It is not uncommon for the attacker to continue the attack. This attack more than likely came from a mobile phone in a foreign country. Placing a honeypot or computer to study other computers and malicious users on the web has been in place for years. I’m never surprised to see companies that have no form of R&D or security analyst in place to ‘watch’ these users.
The continuous changing of usernames and passwords goes well beyond the Administrator. Deliberate. Period.
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Microsoft’s Mundie sees computing shift from reactive to proactive
Hackers exploit unpatched Windows bug
Hackers exploit unpatched Windows bug
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