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Carr’s Four Cyber Trends That Must Be Reversed Now

Carr’s Four Cyber Trends That Must Be Reversed Now

Carr’s Four Cyber Trends That Must Be Reversed Now

ESET Research25 May 2010


Library of Congress Acquires Entire Twitter Archive

Library of Congress Acquires Entire Twitter Archive

Library of Congress Acquires Entire Twitter Archive

Since the feed will be public and historic, there is a potential to research trends over the timeline, particularly as twitter is being used for more command and control functionality. As soon as it becomes available, we’ll follow up. :)

ESET Research25 May 2010


Cyber-crimefighters pwn Carders.cc

Cyber-crimefighters pwn Carders.cc

Cyber-crimefighters pwn Carders.cc

ESET Research24 May 2010


Bricking your cell phone: Mayhem on a Massive Scale

Bricking your cell phone: Mayhem on a Massive Scale

Bricking your cell phone: Mayhem on a Massive Scale

What would happen if every single one of the four BILLION cell phones on this planet just went dark? Or most likely, what would happen if every single cell phone went dark in one country? One scenario is a combined DoS attack on the internet was combined with a DoS attack on the cellular phone infrastructure at the same time.

ESET Research24 May 2010


Debate Heating Up: Cybersecurity Act of 2010 S. 773

Debate Heating Up: Cybersecurity Act of 2010 S. 773

Debate Heating Up: Cybersecurity Act of 2010 S. 773

ESET Research22 May 2010


Cybercrime: Illegal Seizure Applicable or Not?

Cybercrime: Illegal Seizure Applicable or Not?

Cybercrime: Illegal Seizure Applicable or Not?

ESET Research18 May 2010


Best Facebook Security Setting Infographic: NYTimes

Best Facebook Security Setting Infographic: NYTimes

Best Facebook Security Setting Infographic: NYTimes

ESET Research17 May 2010


A New Scam?

A New Scam?

A New Scam?

ESET Research15 May 2010


Continued Malware Hijinks with Mass Webserver Compromises

Continued Malware Hijinks with Mass Webserver Compromises

Continued Malware Hijinks with Mass Webserver Compromises

While the jury’s still out about whether the intent of the past month’s mass webserver breaches are fully criminal, Dancho reports new developments which also link Koobface activity into this command and control structure: Yet another mass sites compromise is currently taking place, this time targeting DreamHost customers, courtesy of the same gang behind the U.S Treasury/GoDaddy/NetworkSolutions mass compromise campaigns.

ESET Research12 May 2010