Linux Users Spoofed By Bogus Security Alert
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Joining the ranks of Windows&#39; users who have been victimized by spoofed security alerts, Linux users this weekend received bogus messages directing them to download updates that are in fact Trojan horses, Red Hat announced Saturday.
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Unix vendor SCO Group Inc became the victim of a hacker over the Thanksgiving weekend, in an apparent response to the company&#39;s claims against the Linux operating system.
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A phishing scam has been detected that doesn&#39;t require users to click on a link in order to jeopardise their personal data. Simply opening the email may be enough, according to Messagelabs.
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New features designed to alert users if the site they are visiting is legitimate or a phishing site.
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Regulators are trying to prevent scams caused by software that computer users may not even know is on their PCs.
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SAN JOSE, Calif.) - Phreaks, spoofers and spammers want to invade your home computer, and the tricks of their trade include airsnarfs, wabbits and fork bombs.
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Sneaky program takes a different tack to capture people's passwords and potentially steal money.
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Web servers may be vulnerable to attack, security company warns.
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Users of Red Hat Linux have been targeted by a fraudulent electronic mail advising recipients to install a &quot;security update&quot; containing mailicious code.
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Linux maker Red Hat is warning users about an email that pretends to be an official security advisory but is actually a phishing-type scam that contains links to malicious code.
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Malicious hackers have once again compromised The SCO Groupâs website, the second time in as many days. The messages on the website appear to mock the companyâs ownership claims over various parts of the Linux operating system.
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Attackers could use hole in small-business software to trick personal information out of people.
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Attackers can trick browsers into releasing password information.
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Most users think their computer is safe from adware and spyware--but they're wrong.
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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.
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PC users are being warned about a password-stealing virus that hides deep inside Windows.
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Open-source developers have warned of serious security holes in two Linux components that could allow attackers to take over a system by tricking a user into viewing a specially crafted image file or opening an archive. Patches exist for the bugs, which affect LHA and imlib.