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Don’t be stupid
Or alternatively: how to collect malware samples from the file sharing networks: Be sure that you know what you are doing! These are real, dangerous files (mostly Adware and Spyware). Get yourself a decent, open source, spyware, adware free multi network client (if you are on Windows) Search for anything. Be sure to select Any…
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A mixed bag of comments – part 2
Via the boagworld forum: Web Design Tools. I haven’t checked them all out, but the color chooser ones look very interesting. A simple (but not really easy to use and unsupported tool to mount CDs from Microsoft (via tech-recepies): Virtual CD Control Panel – be sure to take a look at the readme file before…
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Hack the Gibson – Episode #71
Read the reason for these posts. Read Steve Gibson’s response. Hello all! Here is the latest of my rants / commentary series regarding the Security Now! podcast. This podcast is dedicated to discussing a vaporware security freeware: SecurAble. This isn’t more than a glorified CPU identification utility, similar but (based on the description) much more…
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I’m not a ‘lone bitter old man 🙂
You might remember this post, where I was criticizing the so called vulnerability in Internet Explorer 7. Alex Eckelberry over at the SunbeltBLOG just came out with a post saying the exact same thing. While I don’t agree with many of his previous posts (like those about HIPSs and Patchguard), this one is spot on.