how many of you reading this remember conficker? i certainly remember it, but i have a long memory, especially when it comes to regrets. you...
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Showing posts with label f-secure. Show all posts
8:27 AM
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Apple,
classification,
f-secure,
flexispy,
functional definition,
iPhone,
malware,
marketing,
mikko hypponen,
mobile malware,
path,
sean sullivan,
snake oil,
spyware,
trojan
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is the iphone really malware free?
friday morning mikko hypponen posted a tweet about the folks behind flexispy changing the look of their site , and i took the opportunity to...
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5:00 PM
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clay shirky,
danah boyd,
ephemerality,
f-secure,
paul ducklin,
persistence,
privacy,
sean sullivan,
sophos
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privacy in the age of forever
i've written before about what i think privacy is , though classifying it as an obscurity-based strategy for satisfying a basic need for...
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3:01 PM
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application whitelist,
bit9,
blacklist,
email worm,
f-secure,
harry sverdlove,
here you have,
kaspersky
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don't be too proud of this technological terror you've created
lot's of folks have been posting about the 'here you have' mass mailing email worm that's been making the rounds. it's ...
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market-speak is a tough habit to quit
on of the anti-malware marketing world's greatest victories was installing their market-speak as the lingua franca of anti-malware secu...
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3:58 PM
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alexander gostev,
didier stevens,
digital signatures,
f-secure,
kaspersky,
mcafee,
stuxnet,
whitelist
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digital signatures are not a poor man's whitelist
back when mcafee had their catastrophic false positive i made the suggestion that av vendors in general (and mcafee in particular) could us...
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