According to Ars Technica, Java. Trojan. There’s nothing else to say.
Java Trojan Computer Bad
Category: Online Safety
Demystifying PCI DSS Compliance
What is PCI DSS?
The PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) v2.0 document is 75 pages long and details each item required of a business that accepts credit cards.
Dropbox User Emails Apparently Leaked
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.
What’s Rubbing-Up Against YOUR Website?
Or who, for that matter. If you think your website just sits there and serves pages to friendly visitors, you’re missing out on all the fun that’s going on behind the scenes.
[Critical] Vulnerabilities In Adobe Reader and Acrobat | Affects Linux, Macintosh, and Windows
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.
ConsignPro and Liberty Are Incompatible with Gmail
How To Install AdBlock Plus for Firefox [Video]
Here is a quick video tutorial on how to download the free AdBlock Plus add-on for Firefox…
Speedtest.net Recently Compromised
Over 80 Million Routers Vulnerable to UPNP Security Flaw
Universal Plug and Play or UPNP, is a feature that is supposed to make connecting networked devices easier for end-users. According to security experts, over 80 million unique devices responded to their public internet request.
Remote Zero-Day Exploit In Linksys WRT54G Routers
Back in the day, the WRT54G used to be the router. That hasn’t been the case for years though.