Since rogues began to circulate seven or so years ago, they’ve always pretended to be anti-spyware or anti-virus products, imitating the look of many legitimate anti-virus products and even the structure of their product names. In the last two months, however, it has become clear that the rogue writers are trying something new to confuse potential victims.
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If you or your relatives wander onto a site claiming to be a genuine Kodak website, you might want to think twice before downloading any executables. Info on this and more from the GFI Malware Minute…
Malware Minute: Beware of Fake Kodak Galleries Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – November 2010 #2 Read More »
Each month we select the best of the tips submitted by members of the PC Pitstop community.
Check out our current and past favorites.
4 Years of Great Tips for Your PC Read More »
This week we have TDL4 rootkit analysis; four new rogues: ScanDisk, Internet Security Suite , Security Inspector 2010 and Ultra Defragger; phony game cracks, keygens and video tutorials and a “see who deleted you on Facebook” app scam.
Malware Minute: Survey Scams & Facebook Users Targeted Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – November 2010 Read More »
Topics this week: Newly discovered rogue security threats, search engine poison, important Adobe Reader updates, and more.
Malware Minute: New Rogue Security Threats & Search Poison Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – October 2010 #3 Read More »
Topics this week:Chile mine rescue story SEO poisoning, Twitter phishing, U.S.government advisories on money mule recruitment and bank-account takeovers and best books for malcode analysis and reverse engineering.
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