Today, at 18:00 (GMT + 1), the 2nd Security Blogger Summit will open at the Círculo de Bellas Artes (Madrid). Organized by Panda, the three-hour Summit will consist of a roundtable discussion, bringing together several American and Spanish security experts: Kurt Weismer, renowned security opinion leader and author of the blog …
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This post was written by Ted on February 4, 2010
Since yesterday, our lab has detected a flood of email messages that seem to contain a Microsoft Update, but it’s actually malware. We’ve seen around 3,000 in a few hours.The message is like the following:This email, which seems to have been sent by the Microsoft Support team, informs you that a …
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This post was written by Ted on February 3, 2010
Since yesterday, our lab has detected a flood of email messages that seem to contain a Microsoft Update, but it’s actually malware. We’ve seen around 3,000 in a few hours.The message is like the following:This email, which seems to have been sent by the Microsoft Support team, informs you that a …
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This post was written by Ted on February 3, 2010
Spam is something that we see on a daily basis. Everyday thousands of unwanted e-mails arrive to our mailboxes. We have seen them in all kind of flavours. Plain text, html, instant messaging, images, pdf, even in MP3. Users are able to learn, so usually when we know that a …
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This post was written by Ted on February 1, 2010
Spam is something that we see on a daily basis. Everyday thousands of unwanted e-mails arrive to our mailboxes. We have seen them in all kind of flavours. Plain text, html, instant messaging, images, pdf, even in MP3. Users are able to learn, so usually when we know that a …
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This post was written by Ted on February 1, 2010
