Finjan: Warning users or scaring up business?
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Security tools maker Finjan Software warned on Wednesday that it hadfound as many as 10 security flaws in the last update to Microsoft&#39;s flagship operating system, Windows XP Service Pack 2. In a statement
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Popular Web sites like MySpace and Photobucket has banner ads containing malicious code that could lead to the compromise of a computer.
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A leading provider of secure content management solutions, Finjan Software, has reported 10 serious security vulnerabilities in Windows XP Service Pace 2. According to the company, the attacker can remotely take control over a machine running Windows XP
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Company first released update last fall, but is issuing it again to stress to users that they could be at risk if they don't follow through.
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Someone could make the argument that watchdogs have better things to do. But click fraud -- endlessly clicking on ads to generate cash or hurt a competitor -- is a serious threat to the web business, and no one's doing much about it. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.
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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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Vulnerability, rated as highly critical, could enable an attacker to compromise a user's machine.
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Science & environment: Creators of malware are no longer script kiddies after kudos - they're criminals after your cash. Wendy M Grossman asks if protection can keep pace with them.
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Michael Kimsal (and his bother Mark) were talking about the state of ecommerce applications, specifically about the latest "hot topic" software - Magento.   My brother Mark has been doing a long term project based on Magento doing a lot of custom work on top of it, and has told me many points, both good and bad, about it.    According to Michael and Mark, speed of the application is a big hindrance. They also mention two points that could help make an ecommerce system so much easier to integrate into the "blogosphere" - publishing a blog feed of some of the user feedback about orders/products/etc and accept trackbacks from an external blog post reviewing the products.
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Would a European Commission decision cause the software maker "great harm"?
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(Source: Computerworld)  While virtually all businesses are proactively safeguarding their users with firewalls and antivirus software, nearly half of all organizations in the U.S. are doing nothing about Web filtering or blocking. And it is through the Web that the most potentially harmful and malicious threats can enter a computer system. The good news is that Web filtering solutions are effective, affordable, and available. And the iPrism solution from St. Bernard Software is getting particular attention these days from a fast-growing number of businesses, as users point out.
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F-Secure warns of a rogue software application targeting the Mac that purports to clean a user's system.
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The security threats against business-technology systems continue to multiply. Not only do malicious worms and viruses such as Blaster and Bagle continue to wreak havoc, but security pros
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I noted yesterday that there seems to be some media fanfare surrounding Amazon's launch of a digital book tablet. It occurred to me that the markets surrounding media such as books, music and movies bear more than a passing resemblance to financial markets, and as such, perhaps they were amenable to a similar method of analysis. Being the owner of a sizable collection of paper books, this led me to consider the drawbacks one faces when Digital Rights Management restrictions are put in place.
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Well, maybe not yet. But what does the future hold for those who consider their source code an important proprietary asset? Halloween this year featured more scary stuff than just ghosts and ghouls.
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Blog: Industry leaders are worried that evolving technology may be getting a bad rap.
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Employee-owned consumer devices used at work present a threat that security professionals must manage, analysts say.