Recent News & Comments About adware 2007
Tough Love For Microsoft Search (Search Engine Land)
Back in June, I spoke at Microsoft as part of a regular series for those involved with its webmaster tools group and anyone generally interested in search. My talk was called “Tough Love For Microsoft Search,” and I covered various reasons why I felt the company has generally failed to make headway [...]
30-12-2008: Crime fighters the only IT winners (The Edge Daily)
MOSCOW: The explosion of malware and cybercrime in 2008 could cost its victims more than US$100 billion (RM350 billion), said Eugene Kaspersky, founder and chief executive of Kaspersky Lab.
Phishing and the Botnet 'Storm' (Law.com)
Two of the biggest threats to individual Internet users are phishing and botnets. During the 2008 Black Hat events in Las Vegas this year, the elite of the computer security community focused their efforts on a better understanding of the economics and technology behind these threats.
Thousands of legitimate sites SQL injected to serve IE exploit (ZDNet)
Once again confirming the trend of having more legitimate sites serving exploits and malware than purely malicious ones, Chinese hackers have been keeping themselves busy during the last couple of days, launching massive SQL injection attacks affecting over 100,000 web sites. The SQL injection attacks serving the...
Virgin ponders future of Phorm web snooping (TechWorld)
Will huge ISP go way of BT? In the week Virgin Media launched broadband services capable of up to 50Mbits/s, the UK's largest ISP appears to have endorsed a less appealing feature of its network. The company is to persist with its controversial use of the Phorm web snooping system.
Zango pulling out of Israel (Haaretz Daily)
The American Internet company Zango, which develops content, is closing down its research and development center in Tel Aviv and pulling out of Israel. All 55 of its employees are being dismissed.
Microsoft: the number of compromised PCs in Australia surged this year (iTNews)
The total amount of malware removed from Australian PCs grew by over 55 percent in the first half of 2008, Microsoft has reported.
McAfee reveals hackers dirty tricks to educate the millions of consumers worldwide who want to enjoy safe shopping ... (India Infoline)
Bad Santas are making their lists and checking them twice, gearing up to rip off consumers online with common scams that take the happy out of the holidays. McAfee reveals their dirty tricks to educate the millions of consumers worldwide who want to enjoy safe shopping this holiday season.
12 scams of Christmas (CIOL)
This Christmas, please find attached McAfee's Do's and Don'ts of online shopping!
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