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monthly archive for January, 2010

China on Monday dismissed accusations of any official involvement in hacking attacks on Google and other U.S. companies, adding to tension between the two countries over the issue. A Chinese official also defended online censorship of political topics and said the country would not change how it regulates the Internet, according to the official Xinhua [...]

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FBI RAT source code.

      Name FBI RAT   Type RAT     Author Albinoskunk     Written in C     Description After calling for your submissions this is the first RAT source that reached me. It was coded by Albinoskunk. The source is based on Aryan v0.5, it was improved at some places and contains [...]

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The University of Exeter took the unusual step of temporarily taking its network down this week in response to a virulent virus outbreak. Computers at the south west England university were taken offline on Monday for a clean-up in response to an unidentified malware outbreak, which has since been contained. By Thursday the vast majority [...]

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A new demo exploit proves that browser vendors still haven’t found an effective way of protecting users against clickjacking attacks. Clickjacking involves trying to position items such as a transparent iFrame underneath a visitor’s mouse pointer on a specially crafted web page. This fools users into performing an undesired action when clicking on an apparently [...]

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From time to time the documents I’ve stumbled uppon in the Internet or people recommended me and I’ve considered as interesting were put on the server and announced afterwards in the blog. Things that seem interesting to me may also be of your interest. The same thing with the software from other places. On the [...]

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