Monthly Archives: April 2012
Improve your security #8 – change the default passwords
Very often people buy new gadgets or devices which because they are “secured” out of the box. Or, better said, this is what the producers write on their boxes, because the reality is quite different. These devices are delivered most of … Continue reading
Spring cleaning your computer
We are now close to the end of April and the spring is everywhere. Some people are used to perform a general cleaning of their houses and gardens. What about your computer? Don’t you plan to do the same? … Continue reading
YouTube and Tagged phishing leading to online pharmacy sites
We are quite used to see well known brand names being used in phishing spam campaigns that lead to spam websites, usually online pharmacies. We’ve seen eBay, Amazon, Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and so on. It is to us … Continue reading
Old Microsoft Office for Mac vulnerability actively used to install malware
Not surprisingly, more than two and a half years after a critical patch has been delivered, we see customers that didn’t update. And if we can see them, then also the bad guys see them as well. Even worse, we … Continue reading