New Avira Techblog article: Most used spam categories in January
Most used spam categories in January Short link : http://wp.me/p1Ipp-6m
New Avira Techblog article: Google Chrome 4 – now with Extensions
Google Chrome 4 – now with Extensions
Avira Techblog article:Busy time for spammers during winter holidays
Busy time for spammers during winter holidays
Visual Studio 2010: VCBuild vs. C++ MSBuild on the Command Line
In Visual Studio 2010, the command line tool vcbuild.exe will be replaced by msbuild.exe. The executable change does mean switches will change, too.
Project Honeypot – 1 Billion Spammers Served and more…
Project Honeypot published this nice article which contains all kind of data and graphics here: 1 Billion Spammers Served All nice and shiny, but I have a problem with this graphic: Notice that PayPal is about 1% … Our data, gathered by the URLCheck service, gives us completely different numbers: So, don’t believe everything what […]
Confiker again in the news – @Shadowserver:EU is bigger than you think guys
I have to confess, I never ever read anything on www.shadowserver.org and everything I write here is taken from this page from McAfee Avert Labs Blog Shadowserver names 183 country codes and 5994 autonomous systems with Conficker IP in their network space: * 1086 for the Russian Federation (RU) * 597 for the United States […]
Avira Techblog article: Not every Christmas card wishes you well
Not every Christmas card wishes you well : http://techblog.avira.com/2009/12/03/not-every-christmas-card-wishes-you-well/en/
Avira switches to new update system
Avira switches to new update system: http://techblog.avira.com/2009/11/19/avira-switches-to-new-update-system/en/ Amazon: Bestsellers Electronics and Photo … but only for a short period of time.
About the APR’s Memory pools which seem to cause memory leaks
Resources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Portable_Runtime http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_pool http://dev.ariel-networks.com/apr/apr-tutorial/html/apr-tutorial-3.html http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch08s05.html The APR pools are some big tables which contain references to consecutive memory areas which are used by the application. Once the application releases such an area, the pool marks the memory area as available, but it doesn’t give it back to the OS. Let’s take an example which better […]
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