From: "Marc" <MarcGD032@gmail.com> | Protect yourself! | Scan your computer(s) for free at | | http://noadware.woohoow.net | | What?! You did not yet take measures against spyware? | I bet this tool...

"Jay" <cylix2000@gmail.com> writes: The usual--validate the hell every stinking variable that form takes in, and do so ON THE SERVER. Not in javascript. To do this, you have to come up with your...

Microsoft Windows Routing and Remote Access Remote Code Execution Vulnerability "Microsoft Windows Routing and Remote Access is prone to a memory-corruption vulnerability. This issue is due to the...

Microsoft Windows Routing and Remote Access RASMAN Registry Remote Code Execution Vulnerability "Microsoft Windows Routing and Remote Access is prone to a memory-corruption vulnerability. This issue...

"Microsoft Excel is prone to a memory-corruption vulnerability. This issue is due to the application's failure to properly bounds-check user-supplied input before copying it to an insufficiently...

"Microsoft Excel is prone to an unspecified remote code-execution vulnerability. Insufficient details are currently available to elaborate further. Successfully exploiting this issue allows...

On Sun, 18 Jun 2006 14:49:21 -0400, imhotep <inhotep@nospam.com> wrote: No doubt they're happy, but it's really all just a cover to get all the spyware into everyone's homes. Somewhere there's a...

Found on a clients PC... NOD32 was installed and missed it. I eventually found it with Hijack This and removed it manuallyand with Prevx. The only apps I found that would even detect it were Prevx...

With all the data breaches we've been seeing, we might be assuming the intent is "identity theft." Here is another reason, it might...

aniramca@yahoo.com writes: Akamai is not to feared, really. They're a clever caching and content delivery and load balancing service that mirrors data for large web sites and delivers data to ya...

From: "~David~" <shadoweyez@gmail.com> | Saw this on slashdot, might be interesting for people who read the posts a few | weeks ago about securely wiping hard drives: | |...

Bushlies Troopsdie wrote: the NSA. Still wondering at all?

Sebastian Gottschalk wrote: No...But I do now! -- ************************************* Pass a Net Neutrality Law in the US!!!! Save the Internet:

Bruce A. Johnson wrote: Just to confirm that I did a chkdsk /f with ZA v. 6.5.714.000 and The PC started ok but had stop (my very first auto-reboot in years) 5 mins later.

Tomato wrote: When you uninstall Norton make sure it doesn't leave any 'bits' behind otherwise it screws up the installation of Mcafee VirusScan 2006 happened to me and couldn't solve it untill I...

Geordie Guy wrote: No, share, share, share!!! Im -- ************************************* Pass a Net Neutrality Law in the US!!!!

Here is a perspective on actions the government should take to protect information. In light of the recent VA data breach, it is an...

"The Pentagon pays a private company to compile data on teenagers it can recruit to the military. The Homeland Security Department buys consumer information to help screen people at borders and...

Sebastian Gottschalk wrote: ....maybe you should call Yahoo can complain. The story was released from Yahoo at Tue Jun 13, 6:19 PM ET and I posted it at 10...I hope that does not disappoint you too...

On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:01:02 +0200, Sebastian Gottschalk <seppi@seppig.de> wrote: Ok, I've dumped mIRC and will try HydraIRC. Thanks. :) -- Zilbandy - Tucson, Arizona USA...