by Alex Eckelberry | May 30, 2009 | Uncategorized
Earlier in the week, I posted a good set of guidelines for enterprise administrators from Microsoft for antivirus exclusions. Unfortunately, the page that I linked to got pulled. However, Rod Trent was kind enough to share the document with me, and you can download it...
by Alex Eckelberry | May 29, 2009 | Uncategorized
If you’re trying to protect your brand, this is a great tool from DomainTools:There are a number of typo generators out there, but DomainTools’ is the only one that makes it easy to find out who is typosquatting on your domain name. It also lets you know if someone...
by Alex Eckelberry | May 28, 2009 | Uncategorized
A very useful guide from Microsoft for enterprise administrators as to what to exclude from an AV scanner. Link here.Alex EckelberryUpdate: The page I linked to was pulled, so you can get the document here.
by Alex Eckelberry | May 26, 2009 | Uncategorized
Hackers usually offer their services in the underground market, chatting in private forums, hidden behind various enigmatic aliases. However, a more enterprising bunch offers their services publicly, offering to hack into email accounts, Facebook, MySpace, ICQ or even...
by Alex Eckelberry | May 22, 2009 | Uncategorized
Over a year ago, I published a rather stunning graph showing the growth of malware. It needs updating. I asked Andreas Marx at AV-Test for some new data, and he’s been kind enough to share it with me. First, the size of Andreas’ collection:Then the monthly malware...
