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Scam alert: Be wary of requests for Haiti relief – The Denver Post
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... than 400 Internet addresses related to Haiti have been registered since Monday's devastating quake, Internet security expert Joel Esler said.
Apple Mac users facing increased threat from viruses and malware |...
metro.co.uk
Apple Mac computers are facing an increased threat from viruses and malware because of their popularity, a security expert has warned.
Sourcefire to Share Best Practices for Defending against Malware and...
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Oliver Friedrichs and Joel Esler to Discuss Leveraging Open Frameworks and the Cloud to Identify and Combat Elaborate Attacks Sourcefire, Inc. (Nasdaq:
ClamAV released - The H Security: News and Features
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Jul 26, · ... (CVDs) through the project's mirror network. According to Joel Esler, Open Source Manager at Sourcefire, which acquired ClamAV in 2007, ...
Leichtathletik Gomaringen: 82 Kreismeisterwimpel für den Kreis...
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Joel Esler, Marie Schilling, Enya Eggs, Jannes Eggs, Tim Pfeiffer, Kai Poeske, Linus Gahn, Kilian Dessigny, Rico Fehér, Nils Ekler, Frodwin Tchassem, ...
ClamAV leader leaves the project – OSnews
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... will continue to lead this project. Joel Esler, the company's Open Source community manager, will also be your main point of contact and advocate." 8 :
Fraud alert: Be cautious about Haiti relief scams – Daily News
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More than 400 Internet addresses related to Haiti have been registered since Monday's devastating quake, Internet security expert Joel Esler said. The names reference Haiti and words such as “earthquake,” “help,” “aid,” “victims” and “survivors.” Many of the Web addresses will likely prove legitimate and ...
Contestants launch nearly 39,000 attacks in Radware Hacker's...
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The first-ever U.S.-based Radware Hacker's Challenge took place in New York City last week, daring pentesters, bug bounty hunters, and other security pros to...
Worm targets Solaris telnet bug - CNET
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A computer worm is using a recently disclosed flaw in Sun Microsystems' operating system to propagate.
Worm Exploits Flaw In Computers Running Solaris 10www.spamfighter.com › News
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Joel Esler, an ISC staffer, says one believes that there are not too many publicly accessed Solaris systems operating telnet. irishdev published the statement of ...
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