Since the last Much Ado About Facebook post on the Blog, we have written additional articles, received a few comments, and also received updated information on the “threat,” so it seems that now is a good time for a follow-up article. Reports continue to come in of pornographic and violent imagery on Facebook, and Facebook’s … More Much Ado About Facebook, Part II
The Reuters news agency reported a sudden increase in violent and pornographic images and videos on Facebook. Our colleagues at other security vendors have written more about the matter in their respective blogs, providing some additional details of what Facebook’s customers saw and identifying a variant of the seven-year-old Win32/Bifrose Trojan as the source of the … More Much Ado About Facebook
ESET announced the release of new generation of its security solutions for Linux Servers. On top of new features, ESET Mail Security adds support for Novell GroupWise collaborative software. The latest line-up of Linux server products extends management & control capabilities and brings an improved user experience. “Linux continues to evolve as one of the … More ESET Releases New Linux Server Products
One of my Facebook friends drew my attention today to a fast-spreading link. I’m pleased to say that he knew better than to look at it, but I figured it was worth seeing what it was all about. The link comes with this message, according to Facecrooks.com (a good place to check for stuff like this): … More Facebook video scam: 15 seconds? Don’t watch it at all
Fifty ways to leave your lover? Although a tiny 1% would post hostile remarks on their ex’s social media, and 8% would remove them as contact, but letting go is not easy for 1 in 4 Irish people. Over 25% stay friends and follow each other’s profiles even after breakup. The networked world’s social habits … More Breaking up online is hard to do … for the Irish
