Hmmm. A new vector for malware: USB battery chargers. Wonderful
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Energizer USB charger infected with Trojan
Hmmm. A new vector for malware: USB battery chargers. Wonderful
Excerpt from:
Energizer USB charger infected with Trojan
“Is Spyware Real?” March 4, 2005: Sunbelt Software CEO Alex Eckelberry blogged his disagreement with comments made by AV pioneer Eugene Kaspersky about a new thing called “spyware.” Alex quoted him as saying: “The term spyware is basically a marketing gimmick… Just to separate new ersatz-security products from traditional ones, just to push almost zero-value products to the security market.” The Sunbelt CEO explained that spyware was real and traditional AV vendors were ignoring it: “The term ‘spyware’, obviously, is a broad term encompassing lots of different categories of malware.
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Five years ago today on the Sunbelt Blog
Our good friends at F-Secure AV company have blogged about a new and significant malcode-delivery technique: publishing a web page with a .pdf file on it then changing the .pdf link to something malicious after search engines index the page. What they found delivered a rogue security product (but of course.) Nice work F-Secure.
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Search engine bait and switch
Microsoft has issued an advance notification for Patch Tuesday next week. The company said it expects to issue two patches, one for Windows and one for Office
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Patch Tuesday coming next week
It’s time for your daily dose of “spot the fake program / avoid the fake program”.

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Chat with malcode