Is that really your wireless network?
If you think your wireless network is secure you better have your head examined. [BBC]
Google Patches Gmail Security Hole
Google has patched a hole in Gmail that was letting people read others e-mail. [Infoworld]
T-Mobile Servers breached by Hacker
Seems a hacker had access to the T-Mobile network for over a year, he was eventually caught by hasn’t T-Mobile informed their customers that a hacker had access to all of our customer information for well over a year. This…
People like being a peeping tom from the Internet
Apparently if you enter the right search strings on Google you will be able to access a significant number of Internet ready Security Cameras. Thus far though I guess all you will be peeping on is Animal Cages and typical…
Panda Names Downloader.GK Worst Virus of 2004
Panda Software, a respected vendor of antivirus software applications within the technical community, has named a Trojan, Downloader.GK, as the most malicious virus of 2004. Even though Downloader.GK isn’t technically a virus, an application that independently distributes itself, the program…
Stanford Internet Study Details Most Common Online Activities
A report of Internet-related activities, published by Stanford University in 2000, asked 4,000 respondents to select among a list of 17 online activities. The results were not surprising. An updated report is forthcoming next week.
Users Warned of Multiple Windows Security Vulnerabilities
Symantec Corp., manufacturer of the popular Norton series of antivirus products, yesterday warned customers of a multiple critical holes in Microsoft Corp.’s Windows operating system. The security holes make the Windows systems vulnerable to remote attack.