ESET Ireland’s Urban Schrott has found an Ireland-targeted 419 with a Spanish twist.

ESET researchers examine the evolution of bootkit threats targeting 64-bit Windows over 2011.

Dazzlepod is saying … if your account name comes up, change your current password … why not assume that your account is compromised and go ahead and change it anyway and everywhere?

…there’s an uptick today in rogue “Eat for Free at Cheesecake Factory!” wall posts…it’s a survey scam with no payoff. Well, not for you. The scammers seem to be doing quite nicely out of it.

An updated version of the paper “Ten Ways to Dodge CyberBullets”, addressing the question “what are the top 10 things that people can do to protect themselves against malicious activity?”

Java will consolidate its position as the successor to PDF and SWF in the favourite exploits stakes.

Android-specific software that checks for Carrier IQ could create an unanticipated problem.

“Win32/Carberp: When You’re in a Black Hole, Stop Digging” aggregates most of our published material on Carberp into a single resource.

An aspect of mobile computing that affects generations unborn…

This article examines the relationship between the Black Hole exploit kit and Win32/Carberp.