New Avira Techblog article: Social engineering and the redefinition of spam
Social engineering and the redefinition of spam
Social engineering and the redefinition of spam
I own mustaca.ro since a couple of years now… maybe 6 years ? However, I didn’t use it so far because I couldn’t register a DNS record for it. Now, with the help of my friends I was able to redirect it to mustaca.de Also the emails sent to mustaca.ro are redirected to mustaca.de
Read here the entire article on DDJ.com: http://www.ddj.com/architect/221600058 I love this remark: “NP-completeness “tells you something very specific:It tells you that if you’re going to look for an algorithm that’s going to work in every case and give you the best solution, you’re doomed: don’t even try. That’s useful information.”
The spam trend continues: more and more malware
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 : http://usa.kaspersky.com/shakeitup/ IObit Security : http://db.iobit.com/license-free/win7-special-offer.php Panda Security : http://us.pandasecurity.com/windows7party/index.html are offering free one year subscriptions to everyone… http://windows7news.com/2009/10/22/free-anti-virus-1-year-subscriptions-to-celebrate-windows-7-launch/ Avira is also offering Free-Av to absolutely everyone, all the time, since 10 years. And this no matter which Windows you run. 😉 Bastards … 🙂
There will be interrupts today because I’ve moved my website from 1und1.de to Netbeat.
Malware-Spam with alleged OWA settings
Got the invitation for Google Wave (http://ping.fm/gxgq6). Still trying how to use it. My Google user name is sorin.mustaca. Everything still looks pretty simple developed out there.
A brief look at some Twitter Spam