Hackers Hunt for Unpatched Windows PCs
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Exploit code targets a flaw that generated a government warning last week.
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Attackers could attack Windows, launch a denial of service attack, or execute malicious code.
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Barely hours after home users started securing their PCs with a key update for Windows XP, security experts have found ways around it.
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Program showing how to use flaw in Windows' handling of graphics files hits the Net--back up your family photos and beware.
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Handling of images could allow an attacker to take over your PC.
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Researchers warn that a number of critical holes have been found in Microsoft Windows XP which could be exploited. Symantec acted after security researchers published the details of the heap overflow vulnerabilities
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Hackers could bypass security warnings and download malicious content.
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More bundled software madness A second bug in HP laptop utilities creates a means for hackers to turn PCs into "unbootable" bricks.â¦
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This article discusses the discovery of compromised machines in large enterprise environments, and offers some suggestions on correlating NIDS and HIPS logs to avoid false positives.
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Hackers have come up with a way to get around one of Microsoft's antipiracy mechanisms for Vista.
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p2pnet.net News:- The average unpatched Linux system survives for months online before being hacked, but unpatched Windows PCs often, âare hacked within minutes of connecting to the Internet,â according to a story in TechWeb News.
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Security researchers have released attack code that will crash Windows PCs that are susceptible to a recently patched bug in the operating system.
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From disguising applets to look like part of Windows to co-opting security tools, Web crooks use a variety of methods to bypass your system's safeguards.
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Want to hack Windows? Better get familiar with the Registry first.
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Well, if you haven&#39;t patched your PC yet, now is the time. A sample program hit the Internet on Wednesday, showing by example how malicious coders could compromise Windows computers by using a flaw in the
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Kits that claim to help people hack into computers have been discovered for sale on the auction website eBay.
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Phreaks, spoofers and spammers want to invade your home computer, and the tricks of their trade include airsnarfs, wabbits and fork bombs.