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By Olivia del Olmo [31/08/2007] Google The community has experienced in recent days, a sharp increase in malicious links. Experts blame a group that specializes in social networks and contamination may have affected a million PCs
Alex Eckelberry, researcher safety Sunbelt Software, has been the first to warn of the dangers that houses Blogger.com, reports BBC News. From
August 27 have appeared in numerous site links that direct users to malicious content pages. The links appear to be from YouTube , beta software to be tested by users and even free e-cards, but when you click on them actually initiate a download of malware that allows managers to track attack their victims' computers looking for useful information such as passwords or credit card numbers. Google has not made statements. The scenarios range from the possibility that the links have been suspended due to a system that allows blog authors to post comments from email until the posts concerned are false and have been created specifically for this purpose. The group behind the attack and is known to have implemented similar techniques above. In January also used links provide information on winter storms that actually led to the Storm trojan. is a specialized group to infect the social networks. Antis Bradley, a researcher at security firm Marshal says some days, between 4 and 6 per cent of all malicious messages belong to the same organization. It is estimated that in the past eight months could have infected up to one million PCs Source: http://www.vnunet.es/ More about computing in: http://juan-mendizabal.netfirms.com http://tus-links.com.ar/antivirus/
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The subject of 39 years was arrested and taken to the police station where charges were filed against him. In this regard, it cited a legal provision related to the theft of non-computer connection. The subject was released after paying bail, and taken to court next October.

The law in question, ratified in 2003, makes it possible to prosecute individuals who surreptitiously get free Internet access. According to the publication, it is not the first time someone is arrested, then prosecuted for violations of this nature.

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AMD Athlon Intel Pentium D - Dual Core DDoS attack (Distributed Denial of Service) seen so far. Usually the first step to make an attack of this kind is to take control of a large number of computers that are turned into "zombies" without a will, or "bots" that can be remotely controlled by hackers. If all computers are activated simultaneously bombard a Web site or server simultaneously, access to the site is blocked completely. In the worst case, an attack of such features may affect an entire country, as in an attack against Estonia last few months (see article for reference). Typically, a botnet infected computers includes 10-20000, that can be controlled remotely and be used, for example, to extort money from website owners. However, the Storm Worm network seems to be different. The worm has had a huge spread in the second half, partly as an attachment to e-mail and partially by inducing users neglected to do click on links to malicious sites. Storm Worm spreads, for example, by e-mail with the text "Your system is infected, please click on this link (your system is infected, please click on this link). Only during the last two weeks of July there have been more than 415 million spam email with the Storm Worm. If the system infected is a rootkit installed on this is very difficult to detect and remove. The rootkit Internet listening, waiting for a command to do take action. However, the Storm Worm is curious that the command in question has not been sent. According to Future Zone, now have 1.7 million Storm worm-infected PCs around the globe, waiting for the command to activate them as zombies. According to the source, a small part of the "zombie army" is being used to propagate the worm, while the other hand, equally reduced test launches attacks against anti-spam sites. Everything indicates that the case of trials before a major attack imminent. It was unclear who controls the vast network of zombies, or what is your goal. However, if the 1.7 million computers are enabled for a simultaneous attack, it would be the greatest act of sabotage cyber seen.
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