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[[SoftRatty] Lattest Articles] Beware of PICS FOR MSN FRIENDS Phishing Websites: Recently I’ve noticed more and more people sending me offline messages to my Windows Live Messenger that contains only a link and nothing else. The weirdest part was some of the message came from contacts that were really old which I’ve removed from my list long ago.

[INFYJOBS] 1500books festival to you (Sh!!!!!!!!! Mainly hacking related): Wargames, Wardialing Wardriving and the Market for Hacker.txt; Waveform Advances for Satellite Data Communications.pdf;

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[Rapidshare Downloads] Windows Live OneCare v2.0.2500.12 & More: Protection Plus features like antivirus, antispyware, and anti-phishing are up to date, and your computer is not due for a tune-up or backup. Windows Live OneCare is running in the background, monitoring your system to prevent threats .

[Security Watch] Latest Information Security News Roundup: US judge restores Wikileaks website http://news.smh.com.au/us-judge-restores-wikileaks-website/20080302-1w76.html. INDUSTRY STANDARDS, COMPLIANCE & REGULATORY ISSUES. Software company says it can still resell Microsoft licences ...

 [my hot comment com] Web 2.0 + Risk = Risk 2.0: ARE YOU PROTECTED?: Web 2.0 users are able to update a website and code in real-time. This ability creates the opportunity for someone to include, for example, for-hire zombie bots (also referred to as botnets) or trojan horses from a malicious source.

[I Stole Your Identity] Google Toolbar prized open by phishing flaw: After the Money’s Gone; Info chief calls for data safeguards in wake of HMRC debacle; Pharmacy spammer abusing small websites; Police Seeking Identity Theft Suspect (WTVY Dothan); MITM spotted in Tor; China Link Suspected in Hacking of ...

  interesting and useful websites: Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Blogmarks, Netscape and many more exist and each one follows a different set of title, link and tags for successful submission.

[I Stole Your Identity] Really Interesting Blog Snippets I Don’t Have Time to Comment On”¦: I’m swamped right now and have about 30 tabs open in Mozilla referencing things I expected to blog about but simply haven’t had the time to. Rather than bloat Mozilla’s memory consumption further and lose these, I figured I’d jot”¦ .

[QuickstartSEO.com - SEO Advice Blog] How search engines work: Right now I think Google is doing a junky job with some of their search relevancy, by placing too much trust on older domains and favoring pages that have only one or few occurrences of certain modifiers on their pages. In doing this they are ranking many cloaked pages for terms other than the terms they are targeting, and I have seen many instances of things like Google ranking real content home mortgage pages for student loan searches, largely because student loans was in the global site navigation on the home mortgage page.

[I Stole Your Identity] DNS Poisoning Getting Serious - Phishing from Open Recursive DNS ...: Study: Security measures often overlook human factor; Two sentenced in Italy for massive phishing operation; Identity-theft report called into question (The Columbus Dispatch); How Safe is Critical Data? ...

 [<div> Blog Of The Day</div>] Hi! I'm a Virus, Please Wait While I'm Infecting Your MSN Messenger!: A few weeks ago, another Trojan affecting MSN Messenger was discovered as it attempted to steal users' credentials by luring them on a phishing website. After the login details were stolen, the attackers could login into the accounts .

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