Topic
Malware
183 published works
DennisKennedy.Blog
Four Generations of Computer Malware
20 years of malware.
Law Practice Tips
Site of the Week: StopBadware.org
By Jim Calloway
Use of the Internet is just about a business requirement these days. But the Internet isn't easy these days. From spammers to scammers, it just seems like there's always some…
LawSites
Harvard Law joins in site to battle ‘badware’
Harvard University's Berkman Center and the Oxford Internet Institute today launched what they call a "neighborhood watch" initiative against spyware and other malicious software programs. StopBadware.org will spotlight companies that…
The Trademark Blog
Wired Article On Click Fraud, Splogs and Zombie Networks
Wired article: "How Click Fraud Could Swallow the Internet" Discussion of click fraud, impression fraud, splogs and zombie networks, and whether cost-per-action advertising is the answer.
DennisKennedy.Blog
The Impact of Your Virus Infections on Other People's Email Inboxes
Another virus attack shows Internet vulnerabilities.
Tom Mighell
Watch out for the Jackal today
By Tom Mighell
Viruses are bad no matter when you get them. But many viruses are designed to deliver their payload on a specific date. If you are curious about learning more about…
Tom Mighell
Better password-keeping practices
By Tom Mighell
How do other computer users protect their passwords? Some share their methods in How To Safely Store and Manage Passwords.
Tom Mighell
Spyware on your PC?
By Tom Mighell
How often do you check to see if you have spyware residing on your computer? I check once a month, and so far I've been pretty lucky -- most of…
Tom Mighell
New Bagle flavors being released
By Tom Mighell
Not the kind you eat, unfortunately -- CNet reports that four new variants of the Bagle (or Beagle) worm have been released: Q, R, S, and T. It goes without saying that you should update your…
Tom Mighell
Zip It….Zip It Good
By Tom Mighell
Anyone who received a copy of the MyDoom virus may have recognized that the bug came concealed inside a Zip file, which is a relatively new and evil way of concealing viruses…