Posts Tagged 2010
Internet Security 2010 scam
Posted by internet security in Internet Security System on March 21st, 2010
People who make viruses should learn to proof-read their attacks. ———————————————————————————- Hehe, uh..Why do I always seem to have these problems? {Main alert} YOUR SYSTEM IS INFECTED! System has been stopped due to a serious malfunction. Spyware activity has been detected. It is recommended to use spyware removal tool to prevent data loss. Do not use the computer before all spyware removed. {Taskbar alert} System warning! Continue working in unprotected mode is very dangerous. Viruses can damage your confidential data and work on your computer. Click here to protect your computer.[Look close for the error] The warning wallpaper’s actually a link or something from the fake website, which might explain the typing cursor whenever I went over the words. I could’ve done screencaps, but with all the annoying alerts and constant pop-ups it really wasn’t that possible. Finally removed it with 3 rounds of Malware Byte’s Anti-Malware(Round 1-Low Risk[5 infections], Round 2-Medium Risk[6 infections], Round 3-High Risk[23 infections, laced into other anti-virus/anti-spyware and other security programs, sans MBAM. In other words.. Damn that was annoying. I had to download Rkill, and save it in fun names..(freeprawn.exe & vandemerwe.com)
Shmoocon 2010: Jsunpack-network Edition Release: javascript Decoding and Intrusion Detection 2/4
Posted by internet security in Intrusion Detection Systems on March 18th, 2010
Clip 2/4 Speaker: Blake Hartstein Attackers using web exploits are always improving their attacks to make them more effective at exploiting the victim, avoiding detection, and generally making attacks difficult for researchers to understand. While anti-virus products often try to detect malicious content by applying filters and finding hidden content, they generally do not help researchers because the only output they produce is a name indicating whether a file is malicious. Jsunpack-n reports vulnerabilities that attackers target and full information of decodings. Jsunpack-n contains many unique improvments to last year’s 2009 introduction of jsunpack at Shmoocon, most notably these include: release of full source code, the ability to use jsunpack-n to actively monitor network traffic (interface/packet capture file), detection of malicious content using both customizable rules and built-in detection mechanisms, pdf and swf decoding modules, and tree structures and URL tracking mechanisms. For more information and the presentation slides go to: bit.ly
Norton Internet Security 2010 - DOWNLOAD FREE
Posted by internet security in Internet Security System on March 16th, 2010
thesoftwareking.info —- Click link to start your DOWNLOAD thesoftwareking.info —- Click link to start your DOWNLOAD thesoftwareking.info —- Click link to start your DOWNLOAD Dramatic improvements to its Norton suite during the past two years indicate that Symantec has been listening to the needs and complaints of its customers. The company’s strong and surprising changes to Norton’s impact on system performance that it introduced last year are maintained in this new version, and a new behavioral detection engine called Quorum shows that Symantec can juggle performance and protection. Quorum incorporates behavioral detection with Norton Insight, a program-reputation engine introduced in the 2009 version of Norton. The purpose of these features, according to Symantec, is to respond faster to mutating threats, while also watching for hibernating infections that pose a potential, but not immediate threat. In the 2010 version, Insight has been split to address four main areas of concern: Download Insight for in-progress program downloads, System Insight for diagnosing system slowdowns, File Insight for file analysis, and Threat Insight for digging deeper into threat origins. Also included is a new enterprise-level antispam algorithm that, according to Symantec, shouldn’t require any “training” to use. These features were acquired by Symantec with its purchase of Brightmail more than five years ago. Norton Internet Security also includes onlinefamily.Norton, Symantec’s …
Shmoocon 2010: Jsunpack-network Edition Release: javascript Decoding and Intrusion Detection 1/4
Posted by internet security in Intrusion Detection Systems on March 14th, 2010
Clip 1/4 Speaker: Blake Hartstein Attackers using web exploits are always improving their attacks to make them more effective at exploiting the victim, avoiding detection, and generally making attacks difficult for researchers to understand. While anti-virus products often try to detect malicious content by applying filters and finding hidden content, they generally do not help researchers because the only output they produce is a name indicating whether a file is malicious. Jsunpack-n reports vulnerabilities that attackers target and full information of decodings. Jsunpack-n contains many unique improvments to last year’s 2009 introduction of jsunpack at Shmoocon, most notably these include: release of full source code, the ability to use jsunpack-n to actively monitor network traffic (interface/packet capture file), detection of malicious content using both customizable rules and built-in detection mechanisms, pdf and swf decoding modules, and tree structures and URL tracking mechanisms. For more information and the presentation slides go to: bit.ly
OSSEC
Posted by internet security in Intrusion Detection Systems on February 18th, 2010
By Wim Remes Expect an overview of the basic architecture as well as practical examples of how to customize OSSEC to manage logging from your infrastructure and applications. Log management, Intrusion detection/prevention and event correlation is a challenge we have been facing for decades. Most of us have been able to ignore it but with developments in regulatory compliance (PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOX, ISO27K, …) companies are required to investigate solutions. In this talk we will firstly touch upon the problems that will be faced during such a project and how log management will look in the future (new standards are on their way). After this boring introduction to the magical world that is log management and intrusion detection we will delve into the solution that is presented with OSSEC. While labeled as a Host-based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS), OSSEC provides you with a complete arsenal of functionalities that allow you to build a log management solution which will translate the most cryptic log message into a clear and actionable alert. Expect an overview of the basic architecture as well as practical examples of how to customize OSSEC to manage logging from your infrastructure and applications.FOSDEM (Free and Open Source Development European Meeting) is a European event centered around Free and Open Source software development. It is aimed at developers and all interested in the Free and Open Source news in the world. Its goals are to enable developers to meet and to promote the awareness and use of free and open source software. More info at fosdem.org