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Twitter Malware loose tonight 9-18-2011

Twitter Malware loose tonight 9-18-2011

By Dan Morrill on September 18, 2011

I have been getting a lot of twitter malware links tonight that uses a pretty simple browser based exploit that is easily caught by just about any anti-virus. But tonight malware links are making the rounds, and unfortunately they are going everywhere. So far have about 3 accounts I follow in the comic book community […]

Posted in Security | Tagged antivirus, Cameroon, Malicious Software, malware, operating system, Techwag Basics, Viruses

Thoughts on Mobile Security and Applications

Thoughts on Mobile Security and Applications

By Dan Morrill on March 29, 2011

I had an interesting discussion about mobile systems security and banking over the weekend with some friends from the University of Washington. Here are my thoughts on what is going to be some of the more advanced issues with information security, mobile systems, and the idea that the phone is the new credit card. Few […]

Posted in Mobile | Tagged malware, Mobile banking, Mobile payment, Mobile phone, Security

Understanding VMware vShield Endpoint And Agentless Malware Protection

Understanding VMware vShield Endpoint And Agentless Malware Protection

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 10, 2010

When I wrote my analysis on VMware’s VMworld 2010 announcements earlier this week, I didn’t cover a product which piqued my interest. It is about VMware’s moves to beef up virtualization and cloud security through their vShield offering. I decided to wait because I wanted to talk to one of VMware’s partners, Trend Micro, before […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Security | Tagged antivirus, cloud computing, deep security, endpoint security, malware, Security, trend micro, vcloud, virtualization, vmware, vshield, vsphere | 6 Responses

Cleaning up after Antivirus Soft on Vista

Cleaning up after Antivirus Soft on Vista

By Dan Morrill on June 7, 2010

It has been about three years since I caught a computer virus, but a nasty little chunk of malware broke through my browser and Anti-Virus last night called Antivirus Soft. Here is a quick way of cleaning up after being taken out by this rogue chunk of malware in a few easy steps. The cleanup […]

Posted in Security | Tagged antivirus, Antivirus-soft, boot, hackers, hacking, malware, malwarebytes, reboot, remove malware, rogue software, safe mode, virus, vista, windows

The Case of the Disappearing Posts – No Malware Here

The Case of the Disappearing Posts – No Malware Here

By Zoli Erdos on May 25, 2010

Well, isn’t it funny Ben just wrote about crutches, and this morning we almost needed them here @ CloudAve… Earlier readers who used the Chrome browser may have been greeted by this warning: Our support team @ Zoho (thanks, guys!) quickly jumped on the case and determined that the CloudAve itself does not contain malware, […]

Posted in Security | Tagged blogginh, cloduave, malware, mark suster, Security, zoho | 1 Response

Security issues with the iPad.com domain

Security issues with the iPad.com domain

By Dan Morrill on January 27, 2010

As Apple prepares to amaze the world with their planned announcement today on whatever it is they are officially going to announce, I decided to take a look at the possible names for the device they are going to announce and see if I could get a sneak peek at the domains that might reflect […]

Posted in Security | Tagged Apple, domain registration, hacker, hacking, internic, ipad.com, malware, qvodsetup3

Panda Releases Cloud Antivirus

Panda Releases Cloud Antivirus

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 29, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Antivirus on the Cloud is an interesting topic for me. Six months back I was reading a research paper by the researchers at the University of Michigan on the topic of Antivirus on the Clouds (CloudAV: N-Version Antivirus in the Network Cloud by Oberheide et. al.). They proposed a model where Antivirus […]

Posted in Security | Tagged antivirus, cloud computing, malware, panda security, saas, virus | 3 Responses

Google Advises Against Visiting their Own Pages

Google Advises Against Visiting their Own Pages

By Zoli Erdos on January 31, 2009

Chances are you got scared away from visiting a webpage this morning by Google’s malware warning: Warning – visiting this web site may harm your computer! Suggestions: Return to the previous page and pick another result. Try another search to find what you’re looking for. Or you can continue to http://www.google.com/ at your own risk. […]

Posted in Security | Tagged google, google error, malware, safe browsing, stopbadgeware | 1 Response

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