Hotmail Phishing, Dumb, but it might works
Will believe that? I hope you don’t
Similar Posts
Report from Europe: 95 percent of email is spam
The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has released a report that says 95 percent of all email is now spam. The report was based on surveying last year of email traffic by about 100 service providers in 30 countries. ENISA Executive Director Dr. Udo Helmbrecht said: “Spam remains an unnecessary, time consuming and…
Firefox and Thunderbird 12 are out, Download now!
Mozilla has released new final versions of Firefox 12 and Thunderbird 12, its open source browser and email messaging tools. Neither update, despite the new version number, contains much in the way of exciting new features, but developments on future builds suggest version 13 could be a landmark release for both. Firefox 12 introduces one…
Final version of Windows 8 leaked online, No Windows Media Player yet
Ubergizmo: Good news for those looking to get their hands on Windows 8 before everyone else does, the final build of Windows 8 has just been leaked online. This news comes a day after it was announced that the final version of Windows 8 had been finished. MSDN and TechNet customers won’t be able to…
Event-Driven Architectures: Building Scalable and Resilient Systems
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the ability to build scalable and resilient systems is crucial for businesses to thrive. Event-driven architectures (EDA) have emerged as a powerful paradigm to address these needs. By focusing on events as the primary means of communication between components, EDA allows for systems that are not only scalable and resilient…
Lethic gone: another botnet bites the dust
McColo (Nov. 08), Torpig (May 09), MegaD (Nov. 09), Lethic (Jan 10) The Darkreading.com site is reporting that researchers with communications security firm Neustar, of Sterling, Va., working with ISPs has taken over the command-and-control servers and shut down the Lethic botnet. The owners of the Lethic network specialized in diploma, pharmaceutical and replica spam….
A Fishy Defacement
Generally speaking, most website defacements I see tend to look the same with political activist Y decrying political activist Z, or leet hax0rs posting up a mile-long shoutout list to their crew. This one is, er, a little different – a defacement of what appears to have been a site involved in fish logistics and…