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DOOMSDAY – July 9 2012
This blog is in continuation with our previous blogs First Blog (Feb/24/2012): http://blog.escanav.com/2012/02/24/dnschange-botnet/ Second Blog (April/21/2012): http://blog.escanav.com/2012/04/21/dns-changer/ As July 9 2012, comes nearer and nearer, the dreaded thought of loosing internet connectivity due to the DNS Changer Bot will soon … Continue reading
Posted in eScan 11, Security
Tagged Anti-Spam, AntiVirus, botnet, DNS Changer Bot, eScan 11, July 9, Miscellaneous, Operation Ghost Click, Security
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Secure your FaceBook account effectively
A few months back Facebook, modified security and privacy settings without any prior intimation nor taking into consideration the privacy concerns which were likely to arise due to these default settings. Now once again, Facebook has modified the default Email … Continue reading
Posted in eScan 11, Security
Tagged Configuration, eScan 11, Facebook, Miscellaneous, Phishing, Security, Spam
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Flame – Cyberwar Framework
There have been many who have spoken about Cyber-war and Cyber-warfare. Stuxnet provided us with a sneak preview of what a cyber weapon really is – their devastating effect in the real-world. Stuxnet, fiddled around with the SCADA devices present … Continue reading
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Tagged AV software, Cyber Weapons, CyberWar, Flame, Flamer, Miscellaneous, Security, skywiper, zero day protection
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Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL – 0Day vulnerabilities
It seems the trouble of “Password Reset” is far from over, the latest in the world of 0Day is all about bypassing Hotmail, Yahoo (yes Yahoo!! – we have been saying about it for quite some time) and AOL – … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Spam, email harvesting, eScan 11, Hotmail, Security, Spam Auth, spoofing, Yahoo and AOL Hacks
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