Nastiest Malware 2023
Help each other out of non-Webroot technical jams and discuss tech-related stuff in general.
Some leaks claim it is: [url=http://gizmodo.com/report-amazon-is-gearing-up-to-add-a-streaming-music-s-1532828948]http://gizmodo.com/report-amazon-is-gearing-up-to-add-a-streaming-music-s-1532828948[/url] "Re/code reports the claims of industry sources who say Amazon is in talks to create a streaming music service that it would bundle with Prime subscriptions. The report makes a lot of sense, and if true, it would make Amazon Prime and even better deal than it already is. Think how amazing that would be!"
This one rings so true for me :) This is from the awesome show Portlandia, which you can watch on Netflix Instant. [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir3v5yDk9Ws[/video]
[b]Apple's SSL encryption fail and iOS keylogging flaw juiced anxiety levels in an industry already reeling from security fatigue[/b] It's hard not to be paranoid about technology these days, what with the constant onslaught of [url=http://www.infoworld.com/d/security/target-says-40-million-cards-likely-skimmed-in-security-breach-232946]data theft[/url], [url=http://www.infoworld.com/t/web-browsers/internet-explorer-snowman-zero-day-spreading-use-alternative-or-patch-kb-2934088-237200]zero-day exploits[/url], malware [url=http://www.infoworld.com/d/security/zeus-malware-botnet-variant-spotted-crawling-salesforcecom-236638http://]botnets[/url], and run-of-the-mill [url=http://www.infoworld.com/d/security/google-expands-bug-bounty-program-ups-patch-program-rewards-235749]security vulnerabilities[/url]. Add into that mix the ongoing revelations about [url=http://www.infoworld.com/t/encryption/how-the-nsa-was-able-snoop-our-email-233508]NSA snooping[/url] and the [url=http://www.in
Secunia’s Vulnerability Review 2014 provides an interesting analysis of the number of vulnerabilities in the Top 50 portfolio products. The Secunia Vulnerability Review provides a vision on global vulnerability trends, evaluating carefully the 50 most popular programs on private PCs. These programs are practically everywhere, in many cases, they are key application for ordinary IT operations, let’s imagine to internet browsers or applications like PDF reader. Data proposed by Secunia’s Vulnerability Review 2014 revealed that third-party programs are responsible for 76% of the flaws identified in the 50 most popular programs in 2013. Despite large diffusion of Microsoft products that account for 66% of the Top 50 programs, only 24% of the vulnerabilities in the Top 50 programs in 2013 were related to applications designed by company of Redmond. [b]Key findings from the study are:[/b] [list] [*]76% of vulnerabilities in the 50 most popular programs on private PCs in 2013 af
Boeing this week filed an application with the United States Federal Communications Commission for a secure Android smartphone called the "Black" that will self-destruct if anyone tries to physically open the case. The company will offer it to the U.S. defense and security communities. [img]https://d1qy7qyune0vt1.cloudfront.net/webroot-en/attachment/8361i335C14CD2AA81200.gif[/img] The Black has embedded hardware security features, can be configured through software policies, and has endless modularity capabilities, according to Boeing. "With hardware encryption and other security solutions, you can significantly reduce the potential threat of attacks," Jim McGregor, founder of Tirias Research, told TechNewsWorld. However, "unless you're willing to limit the functionality of the device and/or its services, there will always be some threats." [u][b]Boeing Black Specs[/b][/u] The Boeing Black has a 4.3-inch qHD screen with 540 x 960 pixel resolution. With dual 1.2 GHz
Description of Microsoft Office 2013 Service Pack 1 (SP1) is now available via Windows Update or you can download and install from this Article: [url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2817430/en-us]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2817430/en-us[/url] and more info here also: [url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2850036/en-us]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2850036/en-us[/url] I installed it today and all went fine for me. ;) [i][b]TH[/b][/i]
Technology can be wonderful, but sometimes — like when your Mom finds your Twitter feed — it just creates new problems that were previously unthinkable. The latest case in point: On the first day of the second Formula One preseason test, the Marussia team saw its 2014 car complete only three laps around the track because some witless oaf in the team garage downloaded a “Trojan-type virus” onto its computer system. Whoops. According to [url=http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/112630]the team’s principal John Booth[/url], the infection “cost us the best part of the day”, and contributed to the team getting only 29 laps of testing in across its four days at the Bahrain International Circuit. He expressed concern about the team’s readiness for the first race in Australia next month, saying “I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t worried in the slightest.” [url=http://www.wired.com/autopia/2014/02/virus-f1-car/]Full Article[/url]
I'm not dumb but I'm. Not a programmer by any means...this person accessed my phone..mine and my wifes emails..he went into the phones program..took over and made it where he has totall control he can access anything...I can factory reset it...as soon as I turn it back on. He resets it to his prefferances. I delete apps and a minute later its back...has gone so far as to make it so when someone calls..texts .emails anything..it gets re routed elsewhere...and much more ..please help....thank you
The program adds another layer of defense to the operating system and springs to action when malware is executed on the system. It can mitigate attacks so that they are not successful at all or reduced in scope. It should be clear that this is not a 100% protection against malware, but it does add a level of protection to the system that can be quite useful if attackers do not target EMET directly as well. Microsoft has released a Tech Preview of EMET 5.0, the upcoming version of the Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit. EMET 5.0 introduces two new mitigations to the 12 security mitigations of version 4.1 which improve the defensive capabilities of the program further. [url=http://www.ghacks.net/2014/02/25/microsoft-releases-emet-5-0-tech-preview/]Full Article[/url]
Hi peeps! Can anyone tell me if there is some kind of programme that lets you wipe your old files from disc so that you can use them again. Probably not, the manufacturers have to make money somehow, but it seems a bit of a waste that you can only use them once, I've got millions of the things with one back-up on.
Hi, Would someone tell me how to post pictures! :@
Sad day - thanks for all the laughs and you'll be missed! [url=http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-harold-ramis-dead-20140224,0,2259309.story]http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-harold-ramis-dead-20140224,0,2259309.story[/url]
and agreed to pay Comcast direclty for the bandwidth to get rid of streaming problems. On the plus side now your Netflix will be fast again, but on the downside it sets a bad precedent for net neutrality. [url=http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-fi-ct-netflix-comcast-20140224,0,1476262.story#axzz2uG4pv9XG]Read more here[/url].
Hi, I'm wondering if the Webroot Antivirus scans all of the links/sites that are sometimes listed under UTube videos to check if they're OK to use. I've been searching for a movie but have come across lots of links to other sites that stream the full film on-line, are these sites also checked by Webroot?
I know you are located in that area and I might be moving there. I really want to move there but I've hit a snag most of the ISPs seem to be on the bit bad side like comcast and centurylink. I've been with both of them and they both sucked. Are there any alternatives to those two other then a WISP and DISH??? This will prolly make or break the move plans. I CAN NOT deal with a crappy ISP, as what I do REQUIRES stable connectivity. Thank you!
My Lenovo laptop/notebook is running fine. I happened on a file in my "Public" Folder titled CAFADEBUG. Microsoft doesn't claim it, but they do claim VS7DEBUG. I have this text activity log named CAFADEBUG and I have copied/pasted it below. What the heck is this? I'm finding confusing/conflicting information on the web when I Google Searched this. Like I said, my computer isn't giving me error messages. Everything appears to be normal. Thoughts? CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 0:[ J_STATE] - wWinMain CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 0:[ J_CMDLINE] - ParseRegistrySettings - AFA_Settings = 20008 CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 15:[ J_CMDLINE] - ParseRegistrySettings - dwCmdLineOption | AFA_Settings = 20008 CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 31:[ J_CMDLINE] - Option - Run AFA as DTM CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 46:[ J_CMDLINE] - Option - Detect Screen Orientation CAudioFilterAgent64.exe(tid ad4) 46:[ J_WINDOWS] - Windows Version i
