Archive for: April 2008

April 29, 2008

Fixing registry errors

Filed under: Windows security - 29 Apr 2008

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Insert the Windows XP startup disk into the floppy disk drive, or insert the Windows XP CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, and then restart the computer.
Click to select any options that are required to start the …

April 27, 2008

The automatic patch-based exploit generation

Filed under: Computer-security - 27 Apr 2008

The automatic patch-based exploit generation problem is: given a program P and a patched version of the program P’, automatically generate an exploit for the potentially unknown vulnerability present in P but fixed in P’. The techniques for automatic patch-based exploit …

Choosing the best wifi connection

Filed under: Wireless network security - 27 Apr 2008

Current iterations of Wi-Fi boast ranges of around 40 meters inside a building and up to 90 meters outside. Those distances, combined with the sheer number of Wi-Fi networks out there, mean that an active wireless client is often within …

Disabling ad-hoc networking is one way to prevent a computer

Filed under: Wireless network security - 27 Apr 2008

Disabling ad-hoc networking is one way to prevent a computer from connecting to wireless networks indiscriminately. Turning the dang radio off is a sure-fire way, and users should do that whenever they’re working offline. You wouldn’t leave the engine running …

Protecting from wireless hot spots

Filed under: Wireless network security - 27 Apr 2008

Available in coffee shops, hotels, airport terminals and libraries, public Wi-Fi hot spots have become almost as common as public toilets. There are more than 150,000 wireless LAN hotspots worldwide today, a number that will grow to more than 200,000 …

Choosing a free email account

Filed under: Email security - 27 Apr 2008

Choosing a free email account can help you safe from future threats. Before choosing an email account consider the following points. 

Use regulations: One should pay attention when opening a Free mailer  box to the use regulation, particularly whether the E-Mail

April 22, 2008

Remembering your password is an art

Filed under: Passwords - 22 Apr 2008

It is better to keep a short pencil rather keeping a long memory. This quotation is by Shakespear. During Shakespear time there was no computer so no need to use passwords in applications. Now the scenario is different, one have …

April 20, 2008

Researcher creates £10 Bluetooth crack tool

Filed under: Computer security Research - 20 Apr 2008

A security researcher has demonstrated that it’s possible to put together a Bluetooth sniffer out of an inexpensive wireless dongle, raising fresh questions about the security of the wireless technology.

Security researchers have demonstrated a number of methods for …

April 19, 2008

Doubts over Vista security claims

Filed under: Windows security - 19 Apr 2008

One animated cursor bug, many animated critics.
Microsoft ’s failure to spot the animated cursor bug in Windows Vista could be a disconcerting sign that Vista’s security-oriented development process slipped up, researchers have suggested.

“Apparently Microsoft still hasn’t learned that counting vendor …

April 15, 2008

Time to patch flash

Filed under: Internet security - 15 Apr 2008

Adobe is working on an update to its Flash Player software that will address a widespread vulnerability found on hundreds of thousands of Web sites using flash.

The issue, first reported in December by Google researcher Rich Cannings, allows attackers to …

April 9, 2008

No virus protective system is harmless

Filed under: Antivirus - 09 Apr 2008

If one speaks computer virus protection, anti-virus software and about party walls, it is important to stress that no virus protective system is harmless. Upper security of computer systems often by Haecker and computer criminals were even seeped

April 8, 2008

Safety gaps in windows vista

Filed under: Windows security - 08 Apr 2008

The network stack in Windows Vista was programmed by reason on new. By deciding for it, Microsoft removed a large part at proven code and writes replaced “, Symantec. And the safety specialists want to have found some

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