Open this malware or I'll sue you
The latest social engineering trick to get victims to open malicious email attachments accuses them of being spammers and threatens to sue them if they don't stop.
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Facebook scams popping up that exploit Norway tragedy
Facebook scams are popping up from people looking to exploit Friday's bombing and shootings in Norway. Users should be careful not to click on links they are not familiar with.
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Man who liveblogged Bin Laden raid was hacked
The Pakistani programmer who dubbed himself "the guy who liveblogged the Osama raid without knowing about it" is also the guy who got his website hacked without knowing about it.
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Millions of sites hit with mass-injection cyberattack
Hundreds of thousands - and possibly millions - of websites have been hit with a cyberattack that some are calling "one of the biggest mass-injection attacks we've ever seen."
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After holiday lull, spam plague returns
After a holiday hiatus, spammers have returned to ply their trade boosting bogus products, security researchers said today.
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Websense touts higher partner margins
The security vendor has enhanced its partner program to provide resellers with higher margins for new customer deals
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Clearswift restructures team for channel focus
Security software vendor, Clearswift, has restructured its sales team to place a stronger emphasis on its channel partners.
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Finjan sues McAfee, Symantec over patent claims
Finjan has sued five rival security companies, including Symantec and McAfee, claiming it holds crucial patents used by popular antivirus products and security services.
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Websense thumps Curtin
What an interesting match this might turn out to be for Curtin Computer Shop (New Zealand) against Websense (Italy).
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Battle is on between Unisys and inTechnology
Who can steal all three points in the ARN World Cup?
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Simms clashes with Websense
Distributor Simms International (Greece) is clashing with Websense (Nigeria) in this next round.
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Websense eyes off Evolve IT
Websense(Nigeria) will have the home ground advantage in this one, but may have a lot of work to do against Evolve IT (Argentina).
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Fireshark plugin decodes the malicious Web
A computer security researcher has released a plugin for Firefox that provides a wealth of data on Web sites that may have been compromised with malicious code.
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Websense appoints new Australian head
Security vendor, Websense, has appointed Adam Bradley as its managing director for A/NZ.
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Websense launches invite only partner program
Security vendor, Websense, is launching a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) program for up to 10 partners.
