You can now check if any of your Apple devices’ UDID is among the one million Apple device Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) that were dumped online recently. The Next Web has come up with a search tool that can help you find out if your device’s UDID is among the ones leaked.
Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
New Malware Targets Blackberry Users - Says Websense

Security firm Websense has identified a new malware campaign that targets Blackberry users with a malicious attachment in fake emails.
The fake emails, crafted using content copied from legitimate emails from Blackberry, state that the recipient has successfully created a Blackberry ID.
To lure recipients into opening the malicious attachment, the fake emails say: "To enjoy the full benefits of your BlackBerry ID, please follow the instructions in the attached file."
Only 17 of 36 anti-virus engines indentify the attachment as malware according to scanning service
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
New Mac Malware Spies on You!!
SophosLabs recently received a intriguing Mac malware sample, variously known as Crisis and Morcut.
Thee're still digging into the details of the malware itself, but the delivery mechanism is interesting.
The malware package arrived in a file named AdobeFlashPlayer.jar.
JAR stands for Java Archive. JAR files, which are structurally just ZIP files with a special name, are used as a standardised way of packaging and delivering Java software.
Thee're still digging into the details of the malware itself, but the delivery mechanism is interesting.
The malware package arrived in a file named AdobeFlashPlayer.jar.
JAR stands for Java Archive. JAR files, which are structurally just ZIP files with a special name, are used as a standardised way of packaging and delivering Java software.
Friday, July 27, 2012
All-in-One utility to Protect Files, Folders and USB drives - File Secure
These days as hackers tracks keys and all data it is very essential to protect our files, folders and data. To protect we should encrypt the files or folders. So today I'm going to share a an all-in-one free tool which you can use in order to encrypt and decrypt the data easy. And the best thing about this software is that, it works with files, folders and also USB drives. As many of us use flash drives sometimes they need to keep password in order to protect their data. This is where this tool comes to survive us.
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