Juniper Mobile Security Report 2011 – Unprecedente... - J-Net Community
february 2012 by peter
Moneyquote: "In 2011, we saw unprecedented growth of mobile malware attacks with a 155 percent increase across all platforms. Most noteworthy was the dramatic growth in Android Malware from roughly 400 samples in June to over 13,000 samples by the end of 2011. This amounts to a cumulative increase of 3,325 percent."
2011
malware
android
february 2012 by peter
6 Mobile Malware Trends For 2012
december 2011 by peter
Android, android, android.
android
malware
2012
december 2011 by peter
People Who Get Malware Also Get Mugged More Than Usual
september 2011 by peter
Just another example of water seeking its own level.
malware
crime
september 2011 by peter
Cops: Orlando Man Sabotaged "Whac-A-Mole" Games - News Story - WFTV Orlando
march 2011 by peter
Clever. But not clever enough.
malware
crime
march 2011 by peter
Security Fix - Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD
october 2009 by peter
Moneyquote: "An investigative series I've been writing about organized cyber crime gangs stealing millions of dollars from small to mid-sized businesses has generated more than a few responses from business owners who were concerned about how best to protect themselves from this type of fraud.
The simplest, most cost-effective answer I know of? Don't use Microsoft Windows when accessing your bank account online."
windows
security
malware
banking
startup
entrepreneur
The simplest, most cost-effective answer I know of? Don't use Microsoft Windows when accessing your bank account online."
october 2009 by peter
Malware Economy is Thriving | threatpost
october 2009 by peter
Moneyquote: "Firestein has been researching a variety of malware families, exploit toolkits and botnets and found a wide range of options, pricing schemes and capabilities. At the top of the heap sit kits such as the Adrenalin botnet kit, which sells for $3,500 right now and can be customized to suit the needs of even the most demanding attacker. Adrenalin includes 24x7 technical support, built-in exploits, the ability to steal digital certificates and the option to encrypt the stolen data."
malware
security
october 2009 by peter
Copy this bookmark: