OpenX flaw lets hackers place malware on websites (PC Advisor)

Bugs in login software leaves websites open to attack A flaw in the OpenX advertising software is being exploited by hackers and allowing them to place malicious code on advertisements on several popular websites over the past week.
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This post was written by Ted on February 6, 2010

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Trend Micro mobile security on Samsung smartphone (CIOL)

Chosen by Giorgio Armani and Samsung to protect this elegant and functional mobile device, Trend Micro Mobile Security is designed to guard against viruses, SMS text message spam, and malware attacks, as well as prevent data theft and service disruptions.
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This post was written by Ted on February 5, 2010

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Security threats will shift to P2P, mobile in 2010 (telecomasia.net)

Online security threats will shift to file-sharing services and the smartphone next year, while sophisticated malware targeting rootkit software will also be more widely deployed, Kapersky Labs has warned.
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This post was written by Ted on February 5, 2010

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Botnet Baddies Setting Up Own ISPs For Unfettered Spamming (Gizmodo Australia)

Well, this is equal parts frightening and annoying: Malware writers and their lot have been buying up data centres and getting approved for large blocks of IP space. What’s that mean? That they can pretty much run rampant. (more…)
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This post was written by Ted on February 4, 2010

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Malware Writers Get Bold, Rent Datacenters (InternetNews.com)

Not content with infecting individual PCs, the criminals who run botnets are now setting up shop in legitimate datacenters. How?
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This post was written by Ted on February 4, 2010

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