Watch out if you get email messages with attachments named like “Financial_Statement.exe” or “Postal_document.exe” – they mean trouble

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A low-footprint tool to protect both your USB stick and your computer

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For about three years, Rogue Antivirus has been one of the most important businesses for cyber-criminals. No wonder why these rogue applications are so popular, since all these cyber-crooks have to do is to design an eye-candy interface, build a product that lacks any kind of functionality and sell it at prices that, sometimes, are higher than what the user would pay for a genuine product.

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When good things go wrong.

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A 0-day security flaw has been making its rounds for the past two days. While we usually warn users about this type of incidents, we decided to keep the information as private as possible, as the no vendor patch was available at the moment.

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Fresh on the trails of a new zero-day Windows® vulnerability announcement and of a genuine patch release, a fake patch supposedly plugging “34 [Windows® operating system] security holes” rises to fame by delivering a spamming bot and a Trojan downloader in one go. No cherries on top.

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Live by the sword, die by the sword

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Numerous keystroke logger entries have piled up on Pastebin.com giving rise to suspicions of massive keylogger infestations

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