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As most of you know, Twitter was hit with a series of worms this past weekend. They were created by 17 year old, Mikey Mooney, creator of the website StalkDaily.com (don’t visit the site). The original worm seemed fairly innocuous, with messages that were created to drive traffic to the StalkDaily website. I wrote […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A client called me at 8:30am yesterday in a panic because they have the Rinbot worm running around in their network. The client is actually a former employer of mine, and they still have much of the same hardware and software when I was there 6 years ago, which means Dell Pentium 3 400Mhz servers […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Link This is the trojan I mentioned in my last post. Vet
Go check out this article at Dark Reading. Looks like this group is creating a botnet with a trojan that has a cracked version of Kaspersky AV to clean machines (except for itself, of course) to make sure it gets all the bandwidth it can to send out spam. It is called the SpamThru trojan. This […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Thanks to the SecurityCurve blog for posting this about Apple. The Mac users are going to get hard one day, and they are not going to be prepared. Yes, many of them use AV software, but my suspicion is that many do not run it because they don’t see a reason for it. Take a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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