Flaws could have been used for malware Apple this week patched almost 30 Java vulnerabilities in its Mac OS X operatimg system. The Apple fixes came up to six months after Sun Microsystems, Java’s developer, fixed most of the same flaws for other operating systems.
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This post was written by Ted on January 10, 2009
-->The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been successful in its bid to get the RemoteSpy spyware application released by CyberSpy Software banned in the U.S. For now the ban is temporary, but the FTC are pushing to make it permanent. The ban stems from a complaint (PDF) lodged by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) back [...]
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This post was written by Ted on January 10, 2009
-->Richard Donaldson, COO of co-location provider UnitedLayer, knows that his new client InterCage is unpopular. It’s just that he’s not sure that hosting botnets, malware, and spam services deserves a lifetime of incarceration.
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-->‘Morro’ to protect Windows users from malware including viruses, spyware, rootkits and trojans
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-->Arts+Labs is out to save our digital skies from “net pollution,” including spam, viruses, malware, hackers, and—oh, yes—illegal file trafficking. AT&T, NBC, Viacom, Microsoft, and Cisco are backing the new group. Read More…
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