
A popular and long-standing software download site, SourceForge, is injecting malware in to its software installers.
There are a lot of great, free software programs out there. This section of our blog covers our favorites!
For those of you utilizing Tumblr, they have released an announcement specifically for iPhone/iPad users.
Stunnel, an application that provides secure ‘tunneling’ for commonly used, insecure protocols (e.g. SMTP, POP3, etc.) has issued a security bulletin.
Heads-up, Evernote users. Evernote is reporting they have been hacked and have issued a Security Notice. As a safety measure, they have initiated password resets for all accounts. Evernote has stated that no user content appears to have been compromised.
I know it’s a very common thing for people to use the same password and email address across multiple sites. Do not do that. Think about it, if your Evernote account was compromised and your email + password were the same for Gmail, Amazon, eBay, iTunes, etc. you would risk losing access to everything and even incurring some real expenses or data loss.
Stay safe and if you have any questions or comments, feel free to post below!
According to Ars Technica, Java. Trojan. There’s nothing else to say.
Is there an echo in here? On Dropbox’s user support forum, multiple users have reported that email addresses completely unique and intentionally obfuscated, received spam email.
Critical security vulnerabilities in Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader have been identified and Adobe has issued a security advisory. These are being actively exploited in the wild by sending users malicious PDF files.
Here is a quick video tutorial on how to download the free AdBlock Plus add-on for Firefox…