Showing posts with label ID Theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ID Theft. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Monday, December 17, 2007

Zombie to Botnet to.....?

A security researcher thinks the botnet as it's become to be known as needs to be called something else. Their reasoning is that it no longer properly describes the level of activity that it does. Got any suggestions?

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Complex Trojan Stealing Bank Info

A highly crafted trojan is stealing bank account info from certain types of accounts and doing so very quietly. It's one of those types of programs that even tho made by lowlifes, researchers are impressed by the complexity. Lets hope this trend does not take off

Friday, December 14, 2007

Password Recovery....Too Easy?

A researcher writes about the weakness of password recovery questions and wonders why they are not more complex and or more in number. How hard are your pw questions....?

Monday, December 10, 2007

MS Launches New Password Site

MS has decided to offer users a new way to keep track of their passwords, with a new site. I guess they figure if they make it easy enough, then users won't have so much trouble remembering longer, complex pws and make things a tick safer. Read about it here and comment

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

FTC: 8 Mil ID Theft Victims

From the FTC, over 8 million people victims of ID theft. In at least half of the instances less than $500 was pilfered. In 10% of the incidents over $6000 was taken. Read More Here.....

Hotmail & eBay Phish, New Online Bak Threat

This morning PG alerts us to a Hotmail & eBay phish that didn't quite work as well as it could have, but it got at least one poor soul. Be sure to check out the image of the obvious mistake.

And then F-Secure notes that there is a new threat to online banking. They call it 'Man in the browser'. Read on for details on both....