July 2007

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Top10 spyware in 2006

Yesterday, I’ve been reading answers.yahoo.com and found a question that seemed pretty ridiculous. Some guy asked where he could download some spyware. Wow, I though, he must be crazy. Everyone is talking about spyware, malware and adware and it seems to be all over the Net. But only then I realized finding spyware was not [...]

Firefox security release 2.0.0.5

If you have not upgraded to Firefox 2.0.0.5 and you use Internet Explorer together with firefox, Please upgrade ASAP. There is a lot of finger pointing going on, but one thing is clear: I.E allows executing other programs with un-escaped url thus permitting malicious code execution in other applications, including Firefox 2.0 < 2.0.0.5 and [...]

New mass-mailer?

After a wave of “greeting cards”, I started receiving a new mailing worm letters in my mailboxes, claiming that my mailbox is infected and only a “patch” would help. If you will receive similar letters, DO NOT open the link in them! It will infect your PC! Dear Customer, Our robot has detected an abnormal [...]

Keeping default password on your devices

When you purchase a network device, you wish it could work out of the box. No tweeking, no custom parameters – just plug in it and use it. This is now the case with most of the hardware, however it has a small cost. Anyone can access your hardware parameters using simple password list from [...]

Pligg review

After the mis-happenings with newscloud platform, I have decided to take a look into Pligg. It is based purely on digg and has customisable interface and supports multiple skins. I was really impressed. Although there are not too much modules, the system is quite capable, interface is nice. After looking into code, I was confirmed [...]