SecurityFeed.info » Security Risks

Feeds

57036 items (57036 unread) in 90 feeds

• Aviv Raff On .NET (29 unread)
• Bugtraq (bugtraq) Mailing List (2860 unread)
• CGISecurity.com: Your Web Site and Application Security Resource (415 unread)
• christian's weblog (25 unread)
• Irongeek's Security Site (344 unread)
• Jeremiah Grossman (191 unread)
• Heorot.net (19 unread)
• milw0rm.com (1332 unread)
• Nmap Hackers (nmap-hackers) Mailing List (27 unread)
• Rootsecure.net (3262 unread)
• SecuriTeam.com (645 unread)
• Security Vulnerability Research & Defense (147 unread)
• SecurityFocus News (435 unread)
• SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities (2707 unread)
• Securityvulns news channel (1735 unread)
• SecWatch - Latest Exploit Alerts (10 unread)
• Taking Network Security to the Streets (28 unread)
• The One And Only Matt Parnell.com (86 unread)
• The Register - Security (2360 unread)
• The Register - Software (2742 unread)
• VulnWatch (vulnwatch) Mailing List (19 unread)
• Web App Security (webappsec) Mailing List (433 unread)
• IceСμbeς (15 unread)
• Linmagazine (757 unread)
• ‫netcraft Bytes :) (130 unread)
• Blonde 2.0 (218 unread)
• The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) (175 unread)
• (IN)SECURE Magazine Notifications RSS (45 unread)
• 0x000000 Security (95 unread)
• ----- Anti-Malware ----- Analysis and Defense (16 unread)
• Apple Fun (25 unread)
• Technorati Search for: aviv.raffon.net (368 unread)
• C.I.S.R.T. (25 unread)
• Determina Zero-Day Protection (6 unread)
• Didier Stevens (157 unread)
• eEye Digital Security - Research Blog (12 unread)
• Ryan Naraine's Security Watch (488 unread)
• Security - RSS Feeds (1100 unread)
• Exploit Prevention Labs (28 unread)
• Software Vulnerability Exploitation Blog (22 unread)
• F-Secure Antivirus Research Weblog (470 unread)
• Full Disclosure (1289 unread)
• George Ou (10 unread)
• GNUCITIZEN Media Portfolio (157 unread)
• ha.ckers.org web application security lab (135 unread)
• heise security (1864 unread)
• invisiblethings' blog (57 unread)
• Jeff Jones's blog (13 unread)
• JScript Blog (26 unread)
• Matasano Chargen (74 unread)
• McAfee Avert Labs (354 unread)
• Michael Howard's Web Log (46 unread)
• PandaLabs (227 unread)
• Zero Day (867 unread)
• SANS Internet Storm Center, InfoCON: green (1115 unread)
• Latest Secunia Security Watchdog Blog Entries (71 unread)
• SecuriTeam Blogs (248 unread)
• Security Fix (494 unread)
• HP ASC Portal (30 unread)
• Strike Center (12 unread)
• Sunbelt Blog (909 unread)
• Sunnet Beskerming Security Advisories (149 unread)
• Technobabylon
• The Recurity Lablog (34 unread)
• Wired: Threat Level (1460 unread)
• TrendLabs | Malware Blog - by Trend Micro (636 unread)
• Uninformed Journal (49 unread)
• WabiSabiLabi's blog (23 unread)
• WatchGuard Wire (134 unread)
• Latest Blog Entires From WebSense Security Labs (164 unread)
• Hackszine.com (664 unread)
• DVLabs: Blogs (145 unread)
• Errata Security (177 unread)
• Robert Hensing's Blog (93 unread)
• PaulDotCom Community Blog (14 unread)
• David LeBlanc's Web Log (34 unread)
• Billy (BK) Rios (29 unread)
• David Litchfield's blog (22 unread)
• Farfromr00tin (27 unread)
• aut disce, aut discede (17 unread)
• pwn* (26 unread)
• hackademix.net (106 unread)
• SecurityDot Vulnerabilities (1939 unread)
• Vulnerabilities & Exploits (87 unread)
• Malicious Code (100 unread)
• Security Risks (66 unread)
• Digg / Security / upcoming (17371 unread)
• digg.com: News / Security / Popular (395 unread)
• DarkReading - Security News (926 unread)
• DarkReading - All Stories (148 unread)

Security Risks (10 unread)

• January 28, 2009
• 0:12

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money! (Part 3)

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Welcome back to this blog series on misleading applications. This is the concluding article, so if you need a refresher on what we’ve covered to get to this point, have a look at the first two parts (part 1 and part 2).
• 0:12

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money! (Part 3)

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Welcome back to this blog series on misleading applications. This is the concluding article, so if you need a refresher on what we’ve covered to get to this point, have a look at the first two parts (part 1 and part 2).
• January 22, 2009
• 1:26

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money! (Part 2)

   » ‎ Security Risks
  The first article of this blog series provided an introduction to rogue applications that parade as fake antivirus scanners and/or fake “system cleaners.” Once installed, these misleading applications attempt to scare the user into believing that his or her computer is infected with dozens or more threats. Today, I’m going to continue discussing the ways in which malicious applications make it onto a victim’s system. In this article I will show you the distribution vectors for fake scanner Web pages.
• 1:26

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money! (Part 2)

   » ‎ Security Risks
  The first article of this blog series provided an introduction to rogue applications that parade as fake antivirus scanners and/or fake “system cleaners.” Once installed, these misleading applications attempt to scare the user into believing that his or her computer is infected with dozens or more threats. Today, I’m going to continue discussing the ways in which malicious applications make it onto a victim’s system. In this article I will show you the distribution vectors for fake scanner Web pages.
• January 20, 2009
• 0:14

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money!

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Lately there has been a huge influx of misleading applications (a.k.a. rogue or fake antivirus applications) plaguing users. By traditional definition, these programs are rogue applications that parade as fake antivirus scanners and/or fake “system cleaners.”
• 0:14

  Misleading Applications – Show Me The Money!

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Lately there has been a huge influx of misleading applications (a.k.a. rogue or fake antivirus applications) plaguing users. By traditional definition, these programs are rogue applications that parade as fake antivirus scanners and/or fake “system cleaners.”
• January 16, 2009
• 19:21

  Misleading Applications Start Tipping

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Authors of misleading applications have always been coming up with new techniques in order to entice or scare users into buying their fake products. Once installed on the system, a misleading application uses various social engineering techniques, some of which involve displaying fake scans, fake threats, and fake error messages.
• 19:21

  Misleading Applications Start Tipping

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Authors of misleading applications have always been coming up with new techniques in order to entice or scare users into buying their fake products. Once installed on the system, a misleading application uses various social engineering techniques, some of which involve displaying fake scans, fake threats, and fake error messages.
• October 03, 2008
• 21:38

  The (File)Name Game!

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Digging into our honeypots and spam-trap systems to look for malicious attachments is always an interesting exercise. We can identify different spam campaigns and map together malicious binaries by correlating attachments and filenames. Nevertheless, it's also funny to see how the bad guys are still trying
• 21:38

  The (File)Name Game!

   » ‎ Security Risks
  Digging into our honeypots and spam-trap systems to look for malicious attachments is always an interesting exercise. We can identify different spam campaigns and map together malicious binaries by correlating attachments and filenames. Nevertheless, it's also funny to see how the bad guys are still trying