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AusSHIRT 2013 - the #sophospuzzle instructions in full
SophosLabs blog
The AusCERT 2013 conference has started, so the AusSHIRT 2013 #sophospuzzle is officially live.
See if you can transform the code on the T-shirt and win a prize!
(You don't have to be at the conference to enter.)
Hackers Who Breached Google in 2010 Accessed Companys Surveillance Database
Wired: Threat Level
Hackers who breached Google's network in 2010 obtained acce
Yahoo's Big Tumble Into Big Porn, Big Sleaze, and Perhaps, Big Trouble
Lauren Weinstein's Blog
Links for 2013-05-20
taint.org: Justin Mason's Weblog
Feds Tracked Reporters Movements, Personal E-Mail in Criminal Conspiracy Investigation
Wired: Threat Level
In an effort to unmask a leaker who fed a rep
No Trespass
You Know What's Stupid? Everything I Don't Understand
Blackhole Spam Run Evades Detection Using Punycode
TrendLabs | Malware Blog - by Trend Micro
The Blackhole Exploit Kit (BHEK) spam run has already assumed various disguises during its course. Some variants have taken various forms, such as official bank notice, cable provider email update, social networking email, and fake courier notification. L
Conversations with a Bulletproof Hoster
Krebs on Security
Criminal commerce on the Internet would mostly grind to a halt were it not for the protection offered by so-called "bulletproof hosting" providers -- the online equivalent of offshore havens where shady dealings go ignored. Last month I had an opportunity
Operation Hangover: Q&A on Attacks
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Today Norman and the Shadowserver Foundation released a joint detailed report dubbed Operation Hangover, which relates to a recently released http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/spammers-make-memorial-day-memorable
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Week 20 in Review 2013
Infosec Events
Event Related NoSuchCon #1 Wrap-Up – blog.rootshell.be So, lets welcome the newly born conference called NoSuchCon. The first edition was just organized in Paris across the last three days. Resources Download: Mobile Threat Report Q1 2013 – f-
Week 20 in Review 2013
Infosec Events
Event Related NoSuchCon #1 Wrap-Up – blog.rootshell.be So, lets welcome the newly born conference called NoSuchCon. The first edition was just organized in Paris across the last three days. Resources Download: Mobile Threat Report Q1 2013 – f-
Congress asks Google if and how it's protecting privacy with Glass
SophosLabs blog
The US Congress sent Google a letter listing eight specific privacy areas concerning Glass that legislators would like to know quite a bit more about. As would many of us, now that you mention it.
 Inside the "PlugX" malware with SophosLabs - a fascinating journey into a malware factory...
SophosLabs blog
Join SophosLabs Principal Researcher Gabor Szappanos as he takes you on a fascinating journey into the latest "product" from the PlugX malware factory.
 22 million user IDs may be in the hands of hackers, after Yahoo Japan security breach
SophosLabs blog
The call has gone out to Yahoo Japan's 200 million users to change their passwords, after the company warned that it suspected hackers had managed to access a file containing 22 million user IDs. Blogger threatened with $1 billion suit for writing about allegedly predatory publisher
SophosLabs blog
Jeffrey Beall, a US academic librarian who uses his Scholarly Open Access blog to write about scholarly publishers' dubious practices, is being threatened with a $1 billion lawsuit by an Indian publishing group.
 Monday review the hot 24 stories of the week
SophosLabs blog
In case you missed any recent stories, here's everything we wrote in the last seven days.
Security Risks of Too Much Security
Schneier on Security
All of the anti-counterfeiting features of the new Canadian $100 bill are resulting in people not bothering to veri
Monday review - the hot 24 stories of the week
SophosLabs blog
In case you missed any recent stories, here's everything we wrote in the last seven days.
Jumcar. From Peru with a focus on Latin America [First part]
Kaspersky Lab Weblog
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