Archive for August, 2008

Google gadgets are being use for hacking

August 24, 2008
By Computer security

Hackers turned computer security specialists accuse Google of setting users up for online disasters by letting them personalize home pages with applications that could be tainted. Software that hackers can trick people into installing on “iGoogle” home pages can track users’ activities and control their machines, SecTheory chief executive Robert Hansen showed AFP on Friday. “I...
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Understanding the Computer Registry features

August 23, 2008
By Computer security

COM/ActiveX Invalid COM or ActiveX object entries in the Windows registry can cause application failures, document and information loss, and system crashes.  Registry Fix It! will scan and remove these entries automatically, setting your mind at ease. Uninstall Entries When an application’s installer does not correctly set up the uninstall process, the Registry...
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Security loopholes in software development

August 19, 2008
By Computer security

Software development is a process in which each and every aspect is a concern. When it comes to security it becomes the priority of software management team because a single flaw can ruin the development process. Following are some concerning areas where loophole may occurs. 1- Validating Input  There must be a verification and validation of...
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Choosing an endpoint security application

August 18, 2008
By Computer security

Endpoint security application is a best for your security needs. Before you choose endpoint security system, take look on following Does endpoint security allows you to take control of following Floppy disks CDs and DVD ROMs iPods Storage devices Printers PDAs Network adapters Modems Imaging devices other hardwares Other features to be consider are Scan and detect a list of devices that have been used or are...
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Internet Gopher protocol requests can control your pc

August 18, 2008
By Computer security

Microsoft issued a “critical” security alert about a hole in its Internet Explorer browser that could allow hackers to use an outdated Internet protocol to seize control of people’s computers. A problem may occur on an Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server-based or Proxy Server 2.0-based computer during the processing of...
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Reloading a corrupted page

August 18, 2008
By Computer security

A page may be corrupted if a previous user interrupted its transmission and an incomplete page is stored in cache, or a user may wish to download a new copy of a page to ensure it is the most up-to-date.In Netscape Navigator, hold the Shift key and press Reload (Macintosh users should use option...
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Forcing customers to use web proxy cache

August 18, 2008
By Computer security

To block direct web access for your network(s) and force people to use proxies, you should add the following access list to your router LAN port (inbound).Here is a sample cisco router configuration: router#configure terminal router(config)#access-list 100 permit tcp any host 192.189.54.60 eq www router(config)#access-list 100 deny tcp any any eq www router(config)#access-list 100 permit ip any any router(config)#interface...
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Knowing about proxy servers

August 18, 2008
By Computer security

If you are new to proxy servers and don’t know exactly what are they, here is a short explaination. A proxy server is a computer that is running a proxy server application, which allows you to connect to it, and request data. So, instead of surfing directly to a website, you can request that...
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Information assurance is a process that begins with strategy

August 16, 2008
By Computer security

Security is a complex matter, balancing many competing interests. Each organization has different requirements and preferences for how it operates, as well as different levels of expertise and capability with its internal staff. Interhack’s Information Assurance practice complements whatever in-house expertise the client has to ensure that security is addressed strategically...
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Open source software is more secure

August 15, 2008
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Microsoft stated that open source software is dangerous. Congressman Villanueva aptly pointed out that Microsoft gives no specifics on the dangers of open source software. Mr. Villanueva takes the stance ...
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Midori will take place for Microsoft windows

August 15, 2008
By Computer security

Microsoft Windows’ future appears to lie in the cloud, with details emerging about a possible new web-based operating system from Redmond, called ‘Midori’. This software will be based on internet. It will be very small in size that its user can carry it to another place. Its user then can use this OS in another...
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Does your identity record is in safe hands

August 15, 2008
By Computer security

We often listen in news papers, blogs and in other media about the fraud in which some one steal identity record of a person and use it unfairly. The question arises, how the criminals theft the identity record?. There are many ways to obtain your particular records but mainly based in two categories. 1- Online...
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