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Ryan Naraine's Security Watch (10 unread)

• September 05, 2008
• 6:53

  Fake AV Still Wreaking Havoc

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Badware disguised as legitimate anti-virus tools is still finding plenty of unsuspecting victims, Panda Labs reports.

  

  
• 1:05

  Tracking the Phantom Registrar Debate

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  KnujOn and Directi are waging a verbal battle on the pages of SecurityWatch. Take a look and let us know if you think one party is in the right or the wrong, or whether the involved issues are to be blamed mostly on ICANN.

  

  
• September 04, 2008
• 0:41

  Holy Adware Batman! Researcher Smacks Back at Zango

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  According to vaunted security researcher Chris Boyd, adware distributor Zango still needs to work harder to make sure it is indeed doing business the right way.

  

  
• September 03, 2008
• 21:59

  ISPs Striking Out on Multistaged Attacks

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  A paper contends that ISPs and e-mail providers are still leaving their customers wanting when it comes to catching emerging e-mail attacks before they reach users' in-boxes.

  

  
• 1:00

  Overnight Tracking Receipts Carry Trojan

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  A new round of spam-driven malware attacks are using overnight package tracking receipts to try to infect unsuspecting end users.

  

  
• September 02, 2008
• 21:48

  ICANN Not Vetting Registrars

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  According to a new report from KnujOn, a number of registrars backing questionable Web sites are phantom enterprises themselves.

  

  
• August 29, 2008
• 22:40

  Saying Goodbye to Summer's Security

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  Your faithful security blogger has had a couple of weeks off, but get ready for plenty of action as the fourth quarter of 2008 looks to be one of the most attack-heavy periods in history, if not the most threat-ridden quarter year ever recorded.

  

  
• August 15, 2008
• 0:38

  Boston Trolley Hack - Security Stupidity Personified

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  The MBTA's ill-executed, knee jerk reaction to having its e-ticketing system hacked by MIT researchers highlights just how poorly many organizations respond to emerging security problems.

  

  
• August 13, 2008
• 22:23

  Gold-Medal Device Security Measures

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  The U.S. Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive (NCIX) has issued a new set of best practices for U.S. citizens travelling abroad with their electronic devices.

  

  
• August 12, 2008
• 23:41

  Postmortem: Black Hat's Evolution Continues

   » ‎ Ryan Naraine's Security Watch
  The annual Black Hat convention saw the continued evolution of the vulnerability research community as the event showcased everything from dazzling new exploits to a vibrant after-hours scene.