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- Apparently was hacked [sql injection] last week: 10:49 PM Oct 5th from bit.ly
- Got email from these guys. First time I ever saw a real .travel domain name in use: 4:28 PM Oct 5th from bit.ly
- Very interesting interview with an ex-CIA spook by a Dutch radio: [link to MP3, jump to 12:30 for the goods]2:35 PM Oct 5th from bit.ly
- From faq: "Your site looks ugly in IE!" - "Maybe. Don't know. Won't fix."8:17 PM Oct 4th from bit.ly
- Nifty tool to hide your email address: via @.8:17 PM Oct 4th from bit.ly
- xkcd on linux users: 12:19 PM Oct 3rd from bit.ly
- "Researchers noticed that when they registered a domain, the Mebroot gang would react" - article by @11:27 AM Oct 2nd from bit.ly
- So, in Australia they are running the power grid on Windows XP computers or what? 8:43 PM Oct 1st from bit.ly
- Make an impression: Print this is out and leave on top of your paper stacks: [pdf from army.pentagon.mil]5:42 PM Oct 1st from bit.ly
- A wildcard SSL certificate available for download: 4:48 PM Oct 1st from bit.ly
- Get online security with your frequent flyer points: 4:47 PM Oct 1st from bit.ly
- Some Tweets and Google search results on "Samoa Earthquake" lead to malware: Watch out.12:53 PM Sep 30th from bit.ly
- Pretty neat. I didn't know we could view live satellite images from the net. 9:54 AM Sep 30th from bit.ly
- IBM mainframes had a program with a purpose to do nothing. Turned out it would have problems correctly doing nothing. 11:00 PM Sep 29th from web
- Not sure if these files are supposed to be public, esp. "REQUEST FOR FORT KNOX SECRET NETWORK ACCOUNT.pdf"... 6:00 PM Sep 29th from web
- A local kidnap case is in court today. The kidnapper was tracked via his use of wi-fi to send ransom emails. 4:30 PM Sep 29th from bit.ly
- World of Warcraft players: watch out for phishing sites. 1:48 PM Sep 29th from bit.ly
- Found a website called opensourcescripts.com - funny, I thought script programs were more or less open by definition... 12:45 PM Sep 29th from bit.ly
- Reddit blog on the Reddit XSS attack: "We were exploitable because we are open source": 7:40 AM Sep 29th from bit.ly
- The daily dose of Assembler (and Java). Do watch the video! 9:28 PM Sep 28th from bit.ly
- Great coverage by Nart & Greg on espionage attacks targeting Reuters, the Straits Times, Dow Jones, AFP etc: 2:37 PM Sep 28th from bit.ly
- A cyber criminal jailed for stealing millions was asked to write software for the jail. Surprise, he hacked the system: 2:35 PM Sep 28th from bit.ly
- Attack on Reddit is over (for now). Read the details from 2:14 PM Sep 28th from bit.ly
- Script-based malware on Reddit.com. Log off from Reddit before clicking on any links there to protect yourself.1:28 PM Sep 28th from web
- "The last time Google visited this site was on 2009-09-26" (Google's diagnostic page for google.com): 12:26 PM Sep 27th from bit.ly
- Byron sums up the Twitter attacks of the week: 11:39 PM Sep 26th from bit.ly
- A cartoon about the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Really. 7:33 PM Sep 25th from bit.ly
- We've released F-Secure Health Check 2.0 Beta - free vulnerability scanner: 8:11 PM Sep 24th from bit.ly
- From conference: Juraj from ESET talking about websites of rogue malwares: "Their sites look great. They look better than ours..."6:09 PM Sep 23rd from web
- F-Secure has released Rescue CD 3.11 - free recovery tool. Now includes photo recovery utility: 3:58 PM Sep 22nd from bit.ly
- Twitter admins are killing of auto-generated accounts (see ), but new users like schomburg1654 & hundertmark648 pop up!10:39 PM Sep 20th from web
- Think about it: When you booted up Windows 98 and couldn't remember the password, you could just hit Cancel to boot up anyway!9:28 PM Sep 20th from web
- Criminals are mass-generating fake Twitter accounts for profit: Be careful.12:46 PM Sep 20th from bit.ly
- Handy way to store 64GB of data inside a coin: 11:53 AM Sep 20th from bit.ly
- Security / Safety video of the weekend (Chevy 1959 vs Chevy 2009): 11:11 PM Sep 19th from bit.ly
- Here's an example of spammers paying money to Google: 9:45 PM Sep 18th from bit.ly
- A hacker forum got hacked: 10:11 AM Sep 18th from bit.ly
- Never thought of that! Somebody registered immaletyoufinish.com - 12:59 AM Sep 18th from bit.ly
- Mongolia is .mn on the net. I've *never* seen a *real* .mn site: only phishing sites like mybank.alliance-leicester.co.uk.fcvttp5.mn...4:29 PM Sep 17th from web
- Being a "Jackass" is of more interest than being "A Beautiful Person" it seems, (via @)11:42 AM Sep 17th from web
- Considering how common NGINX server is in botnet use, this would make it easy to pwn some online criminals... 11:26 AM Sep 17th from bit.ly
- From WrongTees.com ToS: "If your shirt doesn't turn night into day, just send that sucker back for a full refund" 12:47 PM Sep 16th from bit.ly
- Helpful when locating fresh malicious sites etc. Add this to a Google search URL to find sites created within last 15 hours: &tbs=qdr:h1511:55 AM Sep 16th from web
- What a surprise: malware authors cashing in with the news of the death of Patrick Swayze: 2:18 PM Sep 15th from bit.ly
- H Security writes about a Linux botnet: 9:38 PM Sep 14th from bit.ly
- Phone MMS vulnerability found in some devices, including Blackberries and Windows Mobile: 12:33 PM Sep 14th from bit.ly
- Such a shame that Jack C Louis passed away before he could see this published: 1:36 PM Sep 9th from bit.ly
- Protecting the Nokia Booklet 3G against viruses: 1:08 PM Sep 8th from bit.ly
- HTML source code of rocks! See (via @)10:44 PM Sep 6th from bit.ly
- XKCD nails it with chat spambots: 10:36 AM Sep 6th from web
- The difference on how Apple OS X shows a connected Mac server or a connected PC server... 9:59 PM Sep 5th from bit.ly
- Hacking Nintendo DSi: 9:43 AM Sep 5th from bit.ly
- The FTP server that time forgot: ftp://ftp.microsoft.com - including files from 1993 and directories called 'garbage' or 'junk'...10:32 PM Sep 4th from web
- First winner in T2 challenge found: 5:53 PM Sep 4th from web
- Here's a 3-minute video with me and Sean taking a look at our latest product: 5:19 PM Sep 4th from web
- Win a Nikon D60 SLR camera by sending a Tweet! Competition by F-Secure / @. See 12:05 PM Sep 4th from web
- An ATM that speaks...Cockney? 10:34 PM Sep 3rd from bit.ly
- F-Secure Internet Security 2010 is *out*. If you're an existing customer, you can upgrade *now* for free. You should. 11:12 AM Sep 3rd from bit.ly
- We've changed our logo: 11:12 AM Sep 3rd from bit.ly
- The fight on what word "hacker" means was lost long time ago. Public thinks hacker == criminal so that's how it is then (reply to @)4:50 PM Sep 2nd from web
- ...and "Most Wanted" poster for hacker "Wolf" [pdf]10:14 AM Sep 2nd from bit.ly
- "Most Wanted" poster for hacker "DoZ": 10:10 AM Sep 2nd from bit.ly
- By popular demand; here's the last 30 seconds of my presentation at Black Hat 2009: 2:48 PM Sep 1st from bit.ly
- This can't be right. HP explains how to install Mac software: 'Download MacBackupClient.exe to your Windows desktop'... 5:59 PM Aug 31st from bit.ly
- It's too bad, but we're loosing @ from our gang here at F-Secure. All the best for your new gig at Websense, mate!2:05 PM Aug 31st from web
- Nice collection of computer security videos: 10:32 AM Aug 31st from bit.ly
- Handy way to increase the amount of available memory on your computer... 9:41 PM Aug 30th from bit.ly
- Ingenious laptop theft prevention device: 11:44 AM Aug 29th from bit.ly
- T2 Challenge has started NOW at 10:06 AM Aug 29th from web
- The inside story behind the NCUA CD-ROM Penetration test: 10:39 PM Aug 28th from bit.ly
- 50% of all the web servers run Apache. Apache is distributed from apache.org. And apache.org was hacked today: 3:42 PM Aug 28th from bit.ly
- Maybe this was another penetration test? Similar to the NCUA CD-ROMs? (via @)10:00 AM Aug 28th from bit.ly
- Nice bug report: Expected Result? "An X button" What Happens Instead? "Some guys head" 9:40 AM Aug 28th from bit.ly
- I find it ironic that the file I was linking to in my previous Tweet is a PDF. I'm assuming many will be using Adobe Reader to open it...5:15 PM Aug 27th from web
- Of all Adobe Flash users, 79% run a vulnerable version. Of Adobe PDF Reader users, 83% are vulnerable. [pdf] 5:14 PM Aug 27th from web
- Unusual attack vector - mailing CD-ROMs to Credit Unions: 1:49 PM Aug 27th from bit.ly
- It's amazing. It's the end of August, and Conficker is *still* generating traffic from over 6 million IPs! 1:36 PM Aug 27th from bit.ly
- IceGold is NOT back: 3:36 PM Aug 26th from bit.ly
- Handy How-To: How to use your 1980s mobile phone as a computer case: 10:32 AM Aug 26th from bit.ly
- Two nice links for packet capture fanatics: & 5:19 PM Aug 25th from bit.ly
- Who's behind these attacks? - we sure have no idea.5:53 PM Aug 24th from bit.ly
- How to name your Wi-Fi router if you want to keep others out: 12:38 PM Aug 24th from bit.ly
- DEFCON'09 slides are out: , my picks: , , , 11:30 AM Aug 23rd from bit.ly
- I guess there's nothing illegal in selling social network bots. Hmm. 7:02 PM Aug 21st from web
- Slides & Videos from USENIX Security '09, held last week in Canada: 1:36 PM Aug 21st from bit.ly
- I was checking out who owns - turns out it's a site that has nothing to do with computer security. HIV education!1:08 PM Aug 21st from web
- Interesting botnet write-up by Cisco: 3:04 PM Aug 20th from bit.ly
- Was Australian Police hacked or not? I don't think so. My take: 4:37 PM Aug 18th from bit.ly
- Does anyone else see any correlation between these two? (1984) and (2009)9:22 AM Aug 18th from bit.ly
- Schools restart this soon. Print this out and give to a high schooler to read: 9:48 PM Aug 17th from mobile web
- DDoS attacks on gambling sites: in addition of Danskespil.dk, Veikkaus.fi has been under attack as well (in reply to @)5:13 PM Aug 17th from web
- There seems to be an industry making tools for graffiti purposes. I had no idea. I thought it's illegal or something.5:19 PM Aug 16th from bit.ly
- When a Mexican drug lord gets busted, this is what you'll find: 12:12 AM Aug 16th from bit.ly
- How to use Javascript 'getElementsByTagName' to regain your lost website passwords: 10:55 PM Aug 14th from bit.ly
- A hotel had a 0.01€ mistake fare for a hotel room. After 5000 bookings they try to escape by claiming they were hacked: 2:16 PM Aug 14th from bit.ly
- Interesting security visualizations: 1:20 PM Aug 14th from bit.ly
- Sometimes it takes more than two years to fix a vulnerability: 4:25 PM Aug 13th from bit.ly
- Hacker forum r00t-y0u.org has this on their front page right now. We can't confirm if this is true or not: 10:20 AM Aug 13th from web
- NY Times (mobile security): "iPhones worldwide barely register. Instead, it is Nokia mobile phones that reign supreme." 9:49 AM Aug 13th from bit.ly
- Interesting hardware device. Handy if you're really serious about breaking passwords. 11:32 PM Aug 12th from bit.ly
- I'm not entirely sure if this security camera was supposed to be connected to the public net or not: 2:54 PM Aug 12th from bit.ly
- "..our cards are skimmed in the most exclusive places (casinos, hotels, VIP clubs) using the most sophisticated devices" 1:25 PM Aug 12th from web
- Fairly nice design for a site...considering the site is about selling stolen credit cards: 1:17 PM Aug 12th from web
- It was 5 years ago today. Here's VANITY FAIR's 10-page article on the BLASTER worm outbreak: 2:15 PM Aug 11th from bit.ly
- "It’s the biggest botnet in the world, and nobody cares". Commentary from @: 10:05 AM Aug 11th from bit.ly
- So, what can be done in 4096 bytes? Here's the winner of the 4k demo competition in Asm 2009: 1:58 PM Aug 10th from bit.ly
- There's also something twisted about the service. For every URL you shorten, they create a new .tk domain name...10:39 AM Aug 10th from web
- Bit.ly is probably the best to replace tr.im. But I *really* like the cleverness of the Tinyarrows people! See 10:35 AM Aug 10th from web
- One last tr.im link from me: The url shortening service is shutting down, effective immediatly.10:22 AM Aug 10th from web
- There seems to be some discussion about the "Digsby" IM / FB / Twitter client having hidden functionality using your idle CPU power.4:50 PM Aug 9th from web
- My commentary on case "Silence Cyxymu": 4:28 PM Aug 7th from bit.ly
- Clever anti-theft device for Nokia N97 smartphones: 10:54 AM Aug 6th from bit.ly
- Only 9 rogue Wi-Fi access points detected this year at Black Hat. At DEF CON? Nobody knows... 9:34 AM Aug 5th from bit.ly
- The blacklist Twitter is now using to block malicious URLs has been confirmed to be Google's Safe Browsing API.9:14 AM Aug 4th from web
- While making the previous Tweet I discovered that Twitter is now filtering bad URLs! See - great!1:39 PM Aug 3rd from bit.ly
- I guess somebody will fall for it...a desperate Myspace phishing site at www. rnyspece. com. (don't go there).1:37 PM Aug 3rd from web
- Around 24 hours after Mulliner & Miller released details on the iPhone SMS vulnerability, Apple has now released a patch for it. 6:17 AM Aug 1st from web
- Why Mythbusters will not be covering RFID. 4:44 PM Jul 31st from bit.ly
- The published whitepapers and slides from Black Hat'09 speakers are online at 4:04 PM Jul 31st from bit.ly
- The iPhone remote execute SMS would show up as one msg with a square in it. So I've now been sending a "□" message to all iPhoners 12:52 AM Jul 31st from web
- The Pwnie Awards are underway at Black Hat. "The Twitter Hack" just one the award for Most Epic Fail. 5:13 AM Jul 30th from mobile web
- I think @ managed to get my name wrong in three different ways in this Forbes article: Hi Andy!1:58 AM Jul 29th from bit.ly
- Does this link work for you? :)12:35 PM Jul 28th from bit.ly
- Watch out for malicious shortcuts: 2:32 PM Jul 27th from bit.ly
- This is great. Read the bullet point list to the end... 11:21 PM Jul 26th from bit.ly
- Black Hat has a nice system at - allows you to compare who goes to see what talk. I reg'd account 'root' :)5:43 PM Jul 25th from web
- We made a short Youtube video to show what the "Sexy Space" mobile phone text message worm looks like: 2:34 PM Jul 24th from bit.ly
- "Did you mean: recursion"? 11:16 AM Jul 24th from bit.ly
- No idea what is the "Assembly 2009 demo party"? Here's a picture: - watch out, it's 6000 pixels wide.10:15 AM Jul 24th from bit.ly
- Assembly 2009 demo party Invitation Intro has been released: [Win32 EXE] and [Youtube]. We sponsor.10:12 AM Jul 24th from bit.ly
- Turns out symantecs.com.tw is not Symantec, kabsersky.com is not Kaspersky and adobeupdating.com is not Adobe: 4:40 PM Jul 23rd from bit.ly
- Picture of a South Korean street demonstration against Cyber Terror. Sorry, what? 3:36 PM Jul 23rd from bit.ly
- Funny how-to: "Make $$ selling Steam accounts". Starts by: "Things you will need: A little bit of knowledge on phishing" 10:54 AM Jul 23rd from bit.ly
- The new Adobe 0day has been used in a handful of targeted attacks against NGOs. Done with PDF files with embedded flash.6:17 PM Jul 22nd from web
- Nice! One of the Pwnie award nominees for best song; "50 Ways to Inject Your SQL": 4:47 PM Jul 22nd from bit.ly
- Posted more pics of trojanized documents used in targeted attacks - some maybe NSFW: 3:31 PM Jul 22nd from bit.ly
- Official cleaner for the Blackberry Etisalat spyware: 9:33 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Very funny: - Javascript humor5:51 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- This code landed us on the moon: via @2:27 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Pre-Release Info on DEFCON 2009 conference badge released by @: - the badge runs on a Freescale MC56F8006 32MHz1:26 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Hey, @ noticed an interesting connection! Compare slogans from and ad #3 from 12:50 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Our Linux team has released the latest version of our free RESCUE CD / USB combo. Get the ISO from 12:45 PM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Found a H1N1-themed malware. More here: 11:11 AM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- Michael Jackson malware is not dead: 10:49 AM Jul 21st from bit.ly
- I just posted a quick Q & A on the "Sexy View" text message worm: 3:58 PM Jul 20th from bit.ly
- I'm looking at targeted malware that was using hostnames under - turns out DDNS has now stopped giving out new accounts.1:45 PM Jul 20th from bit.ly
- Anatomy Of The Twitter Attack. Good research by @: 9:01 PM Jul 19th from bit.ly
- Have you ever wondered where all these damn SEO spam blogs are coming from? They are being created with products like 12:27 PM Jul 19th from bit.ly
- Is there a site that takes a RSS feed with abridged content, gets the full unabridged content and makes a new RSS feed out of it? Anybody?12:03 AM Jul 19th from web
- nmap 5 is out: 11:33 PM Jul 16th from web
- Robert is going to Mars. 12:33 AM Jul 16th from web
- Great blog post from Linus Torvalds about him buying various gadgets which turn out to run Linux as the OS... 1:56 PM Jul 15th from bit.ly
- Reverse Engineering cartoon from Sapheads: 12:16 PM Jul 14th from bit.ly
- Just checked the Smartphone market share numbers. iPhone already has 10% of the market! Symbian dropped to 49% 12:18 PM Jul 13th from bit.ly
- Audio of the Roundtable I participated in Sydney on Wednesday; The future of Digital Economy: Recorded by @12:08 PM Jul 13th from bit.ly
- Imageshack is removing the images of the Anti-sec hack. Here's what Anti-sec tried uploading over all other images: 12:11 PM Jul 11th from web
- F-Secure acquires Steek. See @ and and 8:50 PM Jul 10th from web
- South African ATMs will launch pepper spray if they detect someone trying to install a card skimmer. via @1:12 PM Jul 10th from bit.ly
- Also seems to be down now. This is the Official United States Armed Forces Korea site.10:04 PM Jul 8th from web
- The .COM DDoS targets: nyse.com, nasdaq.com, finance.yahoo.com, usbank.com, washingtonpost.com, ustreas.gov, usauctionslive.com. Last down.10:02 PM Jul 8th from web
- FTC is hurt most of the .GOV DDoS targets: whitehouse.gov, faa.gov, dhs.gov, state.gov, defenselink.mil, usfk.mil, ustreas.gov, ftc.gov.10:00 PM Jul 8th from web
- milw0rm is shutting down. 1:23 PM Jul 8th from bit.ly
- This morning here in Australia I will be interviewed live by @ on Sky Morning News at 7:45am.10:03 PM Jul 7th from web
- Nice chat log of a 13-year old trying to steal a Valve Online password and getting pwned: (from FutureMark forums)1:44 PM Jul 6th from bit.ly
- Btw: I'll be in Australia most of next week. Anybody want to have a beer in downtown Sydney?11:35 PM Jul 4th from bit.ly
- After 25 years, an easter egg for Donkey Kong has been found (Atari 800): 11:34 PM Jul 4th from bit.ly
- Ukrainian criminals added 25 money mules as "phantom" employees of state of Kentyucky, paid them $415K salary! Go Brian1:12 PM Jul 3rd from bit.ly
- I compiled a collection of screenshots of bait document files used in targeted malware attacks. Some neat ones. 12:54 PM Jul 3rd from bit.ly
- Had a really good chat with Eric Auchard yesterday on Good / Evil and technology. Here's his article on the topic: 4:36 PM Jul 2nd from bit.ly
- Month of Twitter bugs - first bug (related to bit.ly) at 5:02 PM Jul 1st from web
- Black Hat USA talk on ATM security gagged and cancelled, reports @: 5:59 PM Jun 30th from bit.ly
- We just released a short video wrapping up the year so far security-wise: also see 3:55 PM Jun 30th from bit.ly
- Feel free to follow the folders, but do not type in your details: kathynails.com/holahola/ (it's a live phishing site)11:42 AM Jun 30th from web
- Just found another "Michael Jackson" malware. This one shows a Youtube video to the user: 11:32 AM Jun 30th from web
- Max "Iceman" Butler of CardersMarket.com pleads guilty for 86$M credit card hack. News: Background: 11:14 AM Jun 30th from bit.ly
- Real-world example: C:\exploit_hosting\new_exp_downloader_with banned_ip2_user_agent_spyware_like_codec_nginx ipserver_eu_firewall_dis\10:49 AM Jun 30th from web
- Note to malware authors: It really helps our work when you leave full file paths inside your binaries. Thanks.10:48 AM Jun 30th from web
- Plenty of Twitter commentary on the FIRST conference for those of us who didn't make it to Kyo-To. See 5:00 PM Jun 29th from web
- Some details of one "Michael Jackson" malware we analysed today: 1:08 PM Jun 29th from bit.ly
- A letter I wrote for Financial Times: - and a response to it: 1:45 PM Jun 26th from web
- Hey, I've been exactly three months on Twitter today. Cheers to all the 1,410 followers! 12:15 AM Jun 12th from web
- Phrack issues from #1 (released in November 1985) to #66 (released today): 11:48 PM Jun 11th from web
- Mr Dreyer and Dreyfus died in AF447 crash. Two of the world’s most prominent foes against illegal arms trade. 10:21 PM Jun 9th from web
- FYI: I'm on my summer holiday and Tweeting much less (focusing on beer). However, here's pics from my visit to IMPACT HQ 9:29 PM Jun 5th from bit.ly
- Heyyy, turns out my presentation for Black Hat 2009 got accepted. See you in Vegas.10:23 PM Jun 2nd from web
- My comments on President Obama's cybersecurity plan are here, via New York Times: 11:50 AM May 30th from bit.ly
- The US President is right now talking about securing Cyber Infrastructure. Live feed: 6:12 PM May 29th from bit.ly
- Bush administration authorized several computer-based attacks, says John Markoff: 3:48 PM May 29th from bit.ly
- Debug script line feeds don't really survive in Tweets...you can get the intact script from here: 10:12 AM May 28th from web
- I hope Yeah.com works on your system. At least worked on my XP SP2 box.10:10 AM May 28th from web
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- To commemorate the legacy of DEBUG.EXE: Save the next two Tweets to YEAH.DBS, type "DEBUG < YEAH.DBS" from CMD and then run the result.10:09 AM May 28th from web
- Windows 7 will ship without DEBUG.EXE. Not that I would really need it much, but somehow this makes me sad... 9:54 AM May 28th from bit.ly
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- RTing myself (last time apparently Firefox did not show my Tweet). The Longest Tweet ever (over 350 characters...)4:37 AM May 28th from web
- Twittercut has been shut down. According to their own account, they had no phishing plans.12:15 PM May 27th from web
- New Twitter phishing scam. Ignore messages like "OMG I just got over 1000 followers today from twittercut. com". Don't go there.9:05 AM May 27th from web
- Turns out at least *some* Swedes can code. Reverse engineering Spotify: 8:52 AM May 27th from bit.ly
- Here's a good idea: Write Your Passwords on Post-it notes. Seriously. 4:14 AM May 27th from bit.ly
- I just walked through our new Lab in Kuala Lumpur and shot a short video: 2:33 PM May 25th from web
- Japanese translation of our blog is available at: - RT @ F-Secureのブログポストが日本語訳で読める5:14 PM May 22nd from web
- Thanks for asking, @ but no, I don't do Klingon. Haven't seen any Star Trek yet...I think I've only seen the 1977 Star Wars.1:02 PM May 22nd from web
- I see that some phone operators are now offering anonymous prepaid flat rate 3G data plans. Apparently criminals are the target group?10:27 AM May 22nd from web
- I'm tempted to call bullshit on the "Nokia 1100 hack"...but I guess we'll have to doublecheck this again. 8:47 AM May 22nd from bit.ly
- Another possible Twitter phishing site: www. tweet.ro. Do not enter your username & password there.3:20 PM May 21st from web
- Do not mix the Twitter phishing site tvviter.com (registered last week) to tvvitter.com (registered in 2007). To @ & others.3:18 PM May 21st from web
- Watch out. List of Twitter accounts used in the "tvviter.com" phishing scam: - for more, check @1:41 PM May 21st from web
- Virut is a very common virus. 20kB. Parasitic. Polymorphic. Installs rogues. Clicks on ads. Good info at via @10:32 AM May 21st from web
- Good news. Adobe takes the MSFT way, will begin shipping security patches on the second Tuesday of every *third* month. 10:20 AM May 21st from bit.ly
- Found a tool that'll tell you if somebody's phone is on or off, without the alerting the user. Haven't tried it, though. 4:48 PM May 20th from bit.ly
- We used to have a Mac product - it got dropped due to lack of threats. Now we're back! F-Secure for Mac (beta): 3:09 PM May 20th from bit.ly
- F-Secure Online Backup encrypts files locally using 3DES, and the upload is over a SSL tunnel. Thanks for asking, @.8:35 PM May 19th from web
- How do you like the look of our new lab in Kuala Lumpur? 3:28 PM May 19th from bit.ly
- Browsable online shop for blank credit cards. Wow. 10:07 PM May 18th from web
- What's wrong with Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; AntivirXP08; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)7:58 PM May 18th from bit.ly
- AusCERT conference is in full swing. We who did not make it to Australia can follow it via tweets. Seems busy!2:42 PM May 18th from web
- I wonder how many text messages the phone at number +3396003964 must be receiving... 10:14 AM May 18th from web
- Project WORM via Wreckamovie: and 11:31 PM May 16th from bit.ly
- Wolfram|Alpha is open. Seems cool. Trying to think of security angles to it.1:15 PM May 16th from web
- Competwition winners 3/3: @, @, @, @, @, @, @5:52 PM May 15th from web
- Competwition winners 2/3: @, @, @, @, @, @, @, @, @5:52 PM May 15th from web
- Competwition winners 1/3: @, @, @, @, @, @, @, @, @5:52 PM May 15th from web
- Coming up: The 25 winners of the geek sticker Competwition! Winners: email your mailing address to nerds@f-secure.com to get your prize.5:52 PM May 15th from web
- The Mystery Girl turned out to be Leah Dizon: - thanks @!3:56 PM May 15th from web
- While analysing malicious DOC files I came across one that displayed this. Anyone recognize the girl? 2:13 PM May 15th from web
- We've released our online backup product at - Backup as much as you want: NO GB LIMITS!11:11 AM May 15th from web
- The fake "storeandtrade.co.uk" site is related to some Russian / Ukrainian anti-captcha services as well as bankitrade.com exploit site.9:58 AM May 15th from bit.ly
- Storeandtrade is the fake one. Done quite well: their domain info and IP info look quite convincing.9:52 AM May 15th from bit.ly
- One of these is a real company, one is fake. Which is which? vs 9:37 AM May 15th from web
- COMPETWITION! Free geek laptop stickers to 25 people who re-tweet this message - picked randomly. - RT @5:46 PM May 14th from web
- "U.S cyberwar capabilities focus on getting into Chinese computers with less secure OS, like those made by Microsoft." 6:35 PM May 13th from bit.ly
- We're still monitoring new "Swine flu" domains...but they are getting just ridiculous. Like igaveyourmomswineflu.com. Give me a break...6:06 PM May 12th from web
- l337 Beta Testers Needed: 7:52 PM May 11th from bit.ly
- Finland to join cyber-defence effort of NATO via @5:40 PM May 11th from bit.ly
- Re-tweeting for those who missed this during the weekend: What did the online crime forum Darkmarket *really* look like? 5:37 PM May 11th from web
- Hacked Virginia health agency was among the last to receive security patches; they were scheduled to the end of 2009: 9:54 AM May 11th from bit.ly
- Agent Mularski's interview from January 2009: - via @1:09 AM May 10th from bit.ly
- MyBazaar.ws logo changed to "Darkmarket". Mass paranoia on the forum. See: and 7:42 PM May 9th from web
- Amazingly, crime forum Darkmarket is back, sort of. On Tuesday, the old Darkmarket.ws domain started redirecting to forum MyBazaar.ws.7:42 PM May 9th from web
- What did the online crime forum Darkmarket *really* look like when it was still operational? 2:01 PM May 9th from bit.ly
- Fun FAQ at Comodo about their consumer VPN product. Read the question starting "I'm a cyber criminal myself": 5:41 PM May 8th from bit.ly
- 10:28 AM May 8th from web
- Our IT guys happened to run across this web page. That guy in the upper row sure looks like me. What are the odds? 10:16 PM May 7th from bit.ly
- Q&A on Windows 7 File Extension Hiding: - re-reading it gives me a chuckle even though I wrote it myself...7:00 PM May 7th from web
- And for the backstory on the Stakkato case, here's some news: 5:23 PM May 7th from bit.ly
- Hey @, the Stakkato link in my previous Tweet *was* the right one. Look down on the page. I didn't want to link to a PDF directly.5:21 PM May 7th from web
- Plenty of buzz on the indictment of Philip Petterson aka Stakkato. Original story on how he was located here: 3:24 PM May 7th from bit.ly
- Here: - - - - 11:51 AM May 7th from web
- Found a series of interesting pictures from the net.11:50 AM May 7th from web
- Lots of buzz about the Virginia ransom case: - sometimes guys like these get caught. Here's a pic: 9:47 AM May 7th from bit.ly
- To edit any web page, type this to address bar: javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 425:42 PM May 6th from web
- Here's something we don't see every day: a Mac email worm (which barely works though). Our description at: 3:24 PM May 6th from bit.ly
- Windows 7 FAIL: 4:52 PM May 5th from bit.ly
- "North Korea has strenghtened its cyber warfare unit...to launch attacks on South Korea and USA": Via @4:20 PM May 5th from bit.ly
- Longest Tweet ever: ₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧₧!3:43 PM May 5th from web
- "We controlled the Torpig botnet for 10 days and collected 8GB of logs, 8310 bank logins and 1660 credit cards": 11:50 AM May 5th from bit.ly
- Fresh list of Swine Flu domains here: - My favourites: getswineflu.com and zombieswineflu.com. 6:49 PM May 4th from bit.ly
- Great post on the Loveletter worm anniversary by @: - I didn't know they are making a movie on it!12:36 PM May 4th from web
- The ‘close doors’ button on most lifts does not actually work. 7:50 PM May 3rd from bit.ly
- In fact, Mebroot might be the most advanced malware we've seen, ever.3:27 PM May 2nd from bit.ly
- Fascinating. Latest version of the Mebroot MBR rootkit uses Twitter to calculate C&C domains: 3:26 PM May 2nd from bit.ly
- John Markoff writes in NY Times: "USA might respond to a cyberattack with the military use of nuclear weapons". Wow. 1:02 PM May 2nd from bit.ly
- xkcd ends up on FBI watch list. Happy May Day everybody. 1:42 PM May 1st from bit.ly
- Before you ask..."K5" comes from "Kooperatiivse KüberKaitse KompetentsiKeskus" == Cooperative Cyber Defence Competence Centre10:39 AM Apr 30th from bit.ly
- Found this PDF published by NATO K5 (CCD COE): (PDF). Good stuff on Georgia DDoS 2008. Via 10:36 AM Apr 30th from bit.ly
- Located some fresh live examples of documents that have been used in targeted attacks: 9:59 AM Apr 30th from bit.ly
- PGP Corp (they create codes) forces Elcomsoft (they crack codes) to take down exhibition booth posters: 11:15 PM Apr 29th from bit.ly
- And by the way, I don't recommend running Firefox either...1:58 PM Apr 29th from bit.ly
- In case you're running Firefox, here are the essential Firefox Plugins for the Infosec Professional (by @): 1:57 PM Apr 29th from bit.ly
- Windows 7 will NOT show Autorun/Autoplay dialog for USB drives. Great news via @9:44 AM Apr 29th from web
- Just blogged about my day in the Critical Infrastructure conference in Estonia: 10:54 PM Apr 28th from bit.ly
- It was refreshing to listen to President of Estonia speak. He knew his stuff. Discussed DNS problems, botnets, DDoS. Impressive. 12:41 PM Apr 28th from web
- My blog post from two years ago to the day: 9:58 AM Apr 28th from mobile web
- It's the 2nd anniversary of the Estonia DDoS attacks. I'm right now in Tallinn, listening Estonian President at 9:54 AM Apr 28th from mobile web
- Captcha me if you can: 10:58 PM Apr 27th from web
- Cool stuff by Mr. Leder and Werner: "We have created a little video that displays the functions inside Conficker" 5:18 PM Apr 27th from bit.ly
- Call for Papers is open for the T2 conference. T2 in late October in Helsinki, Finland: - Word.4:55 PM Apr 27th from web
- A list of all the "swine flu" domains registered over the weekend is available via this blog post: 2:16 PM Apr 27th from bit.ly
- I haven't found any malware from the swine flu domains yet, but I wouldn't recommend randomly googling for them and clicking the links...11:34 AM Apr 27th from web
- Samples: myswineflu.com, noswineflu.com, pandemicswineflu.com, swine-flu-masks.com, swineflucure.com, swineflupanic.com, swineflushots.com..11:32 AM Apr 27th from web
- I can see about 140 new .com domains registered over the weekend with the words "swine" and "flu" in their name...10:36 AM Apr 27th from web
- Anybody want to guess how long will it take until somebody writes a computer virus and calls it "H1N1" or "Swine Flu"?3:06 PM Apr 26th from web
- I will not recommend a specific replacement for Adobe Reader. I suggest you won't either, @. We need people to diverse more.11:52 PM Apr 25th from web
- Got several questions about the T-Shirt: ...yes, it's from Donkey Kong arcade coin-op. Copyright Nintendo 1981.11:34 PM Apr 25th from bit.ly
- Apparently Google does NOT see Captcha-cracking as a problem. At least they support Sponsored Ads about it: 6:35 PM Apr 25th from bit.ly
- Full story behind the company called "';UPDATE TAXRATE SET RATE = 0 WHERE NAME = 'EDVIN SYSE'" : 9:23 PM Apr 24th from bit.ly
- I just noticed by chance that domain "lin.us" expired *yesterday* and is soon available for registration. Hmmm. 3:37 PM Apr 24th from web
- Fascinating Marblecake hack: (via @)2:15 PM Apr 24th from bit.ly
- A guy called Edvin Syse set up a new company in Norway. Check out the company's name: 5:03 PM Apr 23rd from bit.ly
- I will not recommend a specific PDF reader. I suggest you won't either, @. It would be great to get people to diverse a bit.4:57 PM Apr 23rd from web
- No, I don't like Adobe Reader. I don't like Foxit either. Thanks for asking @.9:27 AM Apr 23rd from web
- Hey @ - you've made it. Front page of Reddit. Top of the world! Good photo too.12:29 AM Apr 23rd from web
- To @ and others who have asked about a good replacement for Adobe Reader: Just pick any other reader. We need more variety.12:14 AM Apr 23rd from web
- I see that the only thing that picked media interest in today's media brief by me and @ was the Adobe quote: 4:56 PM Apr 22nd from bit.ly
- More on the $25,000 phones from our blog: 6:15 PM Apr 21st from bit.ly
- "Should we avoid detecting hacking software used by governments...of which country? Germany? USA? Israel? Egypt? Iran?" 4:58 PM Apr 21st from bit.ly
- Trying to make sense of a story on how criminals are allegedly paying $25,000 for old "hackable" Nokia 1100 phones: 1:38 PM Apr 21st from bit.ly
- It's the RSA Conference week. I'm expecting massive, important security technology announcements from all the vendors. Just kidding.1:19 PM Apr 20th from web
- New materials for our "Malware Analysis & Antivirus Technologies" university course are now available online: 7:10 PM Apr 19th from bit.ly
- Hey, since when has Twitter automatically converted "normal" links to Tinyurls? My previous tweet should have pointed to f-secure.com...1:34 PM Apr 19th from web
- My blog post on "Mikey and the Mysterious Treqz": 1:32 PM Apr 19th from bit.ly
- Added the list of messages the "Womp" Mikeyy worm sends to the end of this blog post: 6:33 PM Apr 18th from bit.ly
- Yes, another new Twitter worm. Example msg: "Be nice to your kids. They'll choose your nursing home. Womp. mikeyy."6:29 PM Apr 18th from web
- Yet another Twitter worm last night. More info & screenshots: 9:15 AM Apr 18th from bit.ly
- Passport numbers and social security numbers of 200 EU leaders and ministers leaked via a public terminal in a hotel: 10:05 PM Apr 17th from bit.ly
- About Federal Trojans: "...the FBI sneaks the trojan onto suspects machine using browser vulnerabilities...": 4:43 PM Apr 17th from bit.ly
- Pirate Bay admins sentenced to a year in prison. They will appeal to higher court.12:14 PM Apr 17th from web
- Some buzz about Nokia phones sending your email passwords to nokia.com: 11:34 AM Apr 17th from bit.ly
- Rogue AV vendors try to make F-Secure look like another rogue via Google Ads. "Fix F-Secure Errors"? Give me a break. 7:37 AM Apr 17th from bit.ly
- People actually *do* fall for these fake / rogue security products, and buy them. And then ask for support: 5:51 PM Apr 16th from bit.ly
- Help us solve the Waledac domains mystery. 3:33 PM Apr 16th from bit.ly
- Black Hat Europe is underway. I'm not there, and I'm finding *no* info on what's going on from news, blogs or Twitter.9:17 PM Apr 15th from web
- Against traditional wisdom, most data breaches are *NOT* done by insiders. I totally agree. See (PDF from Verizon)5:00 PM Apr 15th from bit.ly
- We keep seeing new variants of Exploit.MSPPoint.Apptom - infected PowerPoint files. Too bad Microsoft did not patch CVE-2009-0556 yesterday!3:55 PM Apr 15th from web
- While talking about Adobe, the amount of attacks against Adobe Flash are also going up. Adobe plugin is your browser's worst friend?5:43 PM Apr 14th from web
- My quote about getting rid of Adobe Reader: - "There are alternatives, and they are all faster, smaller and more secure"5:42 PM Apr 14th from bit.ly
- Example on how easy Mikeyy Mooney is to find on the net. Here he is, playing guitar on Youtube: 10:33 AM Apr 14th from web
- Apparently the "Mikeyy" confessions have now been confirmed to really come from the right Mr. Mooney. AP story: 10:31 AM Apr 14th from web
- For quite a while I was considering that Michael Mooney was being framed as the Mikeyy worm author as it was just way too easy to find him.10:30 AM Apr 14th from web
- Vmyths is, once again, right on the money. Cheers to Rob. 11:25 PM Apr 13th from web
- I just updated my latest blog post with infection statistics on one of the Mikeyy worm variants. 1:24 PM Apr 13th from web
- Summary of the latest Mikeyy Twitter worm - info about who started it and, perhaps, who Mikeyy really is: 12:40 PM Apr 13th from bit.ly
- Yet another Twitter worm run. This apparently started just moments ago by user "cleaningUpMikey". Don't visit his profile.12:13 PM Apr 13th from web
- Twitter admins on Worms 10 minutes ago: "We are continuing to work towards shutting down any remaining strands of this latest attack." @10:07 PM Apr 12th from web
- Basic info on current Twitter worms from our blog: 2:00 PM Apr 12th from bit.ly
- I guess there's going to be quite a few Twitter worms for a day or two. Be careful, don't view profiles, don't follow links. Go outside?1:38 PM Apr 12th from web
- Latest on Stalkdaily worm from Twitter Status page: 10:31 AM Apr 12th from bit.ly
- Just woke up and learned about XSS Twitter worm last night. You can see from here how it started. Don't click links. 10:30 AM Apr 12th from bit.ly
- I am going to get a large print and frame this motivational poster: 7:51 PM Apr 11th from web
- Just saw *yet* another drive-by-download. The actual exploit, once again, is done via a small PDF file. People, get rid of Adobe Reader!11:55 AM Apr 11th from web
- Previous Conficker blocked access to f-secure.com. So we advertised fsecure.com as a replacement. New Conficker blocks that too. Damn.11:56 AM Apr 10th from web
- You can buy *anything* online today. 3:36 PM Apr 9th from web
- Updated my blog post on spying via XLS files - they *again* changed the IP address of the control server. 1:59 PM Apr 9th from web
- Here's an example of what the IP address for "www.army.mil" looks like in the Domaintools IP Explorer: 1:30 PM Apr 9th from web
- Domaintools has released a fascinating graphical "IP Explorer" - you can see the whole IPv4 space in one screen. 1:29 PM Apr 9th from web
- Electronic voting results in three Finnish municipalities declared invalid; new (traditional) elections ordered. 9:15 AM Apr 9th from web
- The spy server at "feng.pc-officer.com" suddenly became alive. I've updated my blog post from yesterday: 5:56 PM Apr 8th from web
- Here's a typical webforum taken over by carders, selling stolen credit cards. Scroll down to find a guy selling AK-47s! 4:40 PM Apr 8th from web
- I had no idea you could get a "World of Warcraft" VISA credit card. - next up, GTA cards?1:47 PM Apr 8th from web
- Computer Security Threat Summary for Q1/2009 has been published: 11:26 AM Apr 8th from web
- Looked at another targeted spying attack. This malware sends stolen data to weloveusa.3322.org. Which has address 61.51.179.192. In Beijing.5:47 PM Apr 7th from web
- Hey, Norwegians! You _really_ should get a web server at this address. What a cool IP. Ping it. 4:44 PM Apr 7th from web
- Twitterholic says I'm Huge in Helsinki! Thanks to all the followers. 4:35 PM Apr 7th from web
- Recent example of online espionage. This was done via an Excel XLS document file: 2:13 PM Apr 7th from web
- Are URL Shorteners A Necessary Evil, Or Just Evil? via@samikki7:51 AM Apr 7th from web
- Pretty pictures about Bluetooth and MMS viruses: 3:52 PM Apr 6th from web
- Anybody can request GMail to send you a password reminder to your "alternative" address and GMail will show the domain of that address.3:13 PM Apr 6th from web
- More about email security: if you're setting up an "anonymous" GMail address, do not leave an alternative email address there during setup.3:11 PM Apr 6th from web
- XKCD on Email Security Questions: 3:08 PM Apr 6th from web
- Hey, my boast on *free beer* made this list: 3:28 PM Apr 4th from web
- Our University course material on Malware analysis for year 2009 is online as well: 12:18 PM Apr 4th from web
- RT @ Highly recommended : F-Secure university course (includes AV engine design) 12:17 PM Apr 4th from web
- National Public Radio feature on Ghostnet , direct link to MP3: 8:21 AM Apr 3rd from web
- Earlier today I bet a case of beer that the Belarus Conficker arrests were a joke. Just got confirmation it was. Hello to a case of Becks.9:29 PM Apr 2nd from web
- Heise magazine republishing Joe Stewart's Conficker test here: 9:19 PM Apr 2nd from web
- Conficker authors arrested? In Belarus? Maybe? Maybe not. 3:02 PM Apr 2nd from web
- Been there, done that, got the t-shirt... 2:49 PM Apr 2nd from web
- Where in the world are all the Conficker-infected machines? Conficker Working Group has the maps: Kudos to Shadowserver9:42 AM Apr 2nd from web
- Joe Stewart is so clever. This is the most visual way to tell if you're infected by Conficker: 3:52 PM Apr 1st from web
- Brian Krebs takes a piece of the action. Read the whole piece. 3:16 PM Apr 1st from web
- Our take on and April Fools Jokes: 10:18 AM Apr 1st from web
- Plenty of -related April fools jokes going around in news and blogs. For the record: Our blog won't have jokes this year.9:16 AM Apr 1st from web
- So far, so good. is active but it's not doing anything. Apparently today is not the day.7:29 AM Apr 1st from web
- 's April 1st routine has activated, but nothing is happening. RT our Q&A: 10:43 PM Mar 31st from web
- coverage. Here's a video of a duo speech I did together with Patrik Runald last month: 6:22 PM Mar 31st from web
- So, when *exactly* does April 1st start for ? Here's the answer: 2:42 PM Mar 31st from web
- It's Conficker Day! Great new report on the worm from Felix Leder and Tillmann Werner / Honeynet Project: 9:59 AM Mar 31st from web
- Easy way to do a vulnerability scan to find Conficker-infected hosts; see ... via @ and Conficker Working Group4:55 PM Mar 30th from web
- CNN's interview with Chinese hackers 2008. Quote: "After the attack, they were paid by chinese government". 3:51 PM Mar 30th from web
- was done with backdoors "Gh0st RAT" and "Poison Ivy". These guys made them: - 11:08 AM Mar 30th from web
- The China Daily responds to allegations on : - via @.9:49 AM Mar 30th from web
- The infowar-monitor.net site is *still* down for unknown reasons. Hmm. spying network info available at 7:58 AM Mar 30th from web
- More background and concrete examples on Ghostnet attack in my blog post: 4:25 PM Mar 29th from web
- More about targeted attacks; here's two Youtube videos explaining how they work: and 1:51 PM Mar 29th from web
- Another new research paper related to , from University of Cambridge: 1:45 PM Mar 29th from web
- paper is inaccessible as is down, for reason or another. We have a mirror up at 1:15 PM Mar 29th from web
- Major news breaking about the targeted malware spying attacks around the world (dupped ). Great research done by Greg Walton & co.1:07 PM Mar 29th from web
- The Register: "Leaked memo says Conficker pwns Parliament" - 4:06 PM Mar 27th from web
- Yes, it's really hard to get SSL certificates right. Even RSA has problems. Try visiting 10:32 AM Mar 27th from web
- Here's our April 1st / Conficker questions & answers: 4:59 PM Mar 26th from web
- - This is what the "bettersale" contacts looked like on my account.7:56 AM Mar 26th from TwitPic
- Is anyone else getting Gmail contact spam with the label "bettersale"?7:20 AM Mar 26th from web
- Fascinating service that cracks CAPTCHAs for money: - how do they do it? Like this: 4:18 PM Mar 25th from web
- Debugging poor wi-fi reception? Here's a neat tool for Win32. Walk around and it draws a map of reception levels. 8:54 PM Mar 24th from web
- Here's another easy-to-remember URL for a live website when DNS doesn't work: - but I still prefer 5:12 PM Mar 24th from web
- If DNS ever breaks, the only accessible website is Southern Air Inc's. Why? Because you will remember their address: 1:43 PM Mar 24th from web
- Psyb0t DSL worm irc channel topic is now: "Research is over: for those interested i reached 80K. That was fun". 12:56 PM Mar 24th from web
- In case you haven't seen this one yet...Mr. Robert Dutu is a honest scammer: 4:42 PM Mar 23rd from web
- TOP 10 IT locations according to the Australians: Boston, Romania, Fort Meade, Finland, Zhongguancun...: 10:37 PM Mar 22nd from web
- A bot called "psyb0t" is going around: this one doesn't infect computers at all. Targets DSL modems instead. See 4:59 PM Mar 22nd from web
- Pictures of trafficconverter.net front page yesterday and today: 4:26 PM Mar 20th from web
- Breaking news: trafficconverter2.biz (and trafficconverter.net) going down.4:06 PM Mar 20th from web
- SRI's excellent deep analysis on Downadup/Conficker.C has been made public: 12:28 PM Mar 20th from web
- Just spotted some malicious Youtube emails talking about "Skinny Guy Eats 53 Hot Dogs". Uses Java to infect. See 5:30 PM Mar 19th from web
- Why are Rogue security programs so common? Because they are being pushed by organized criminal gangs like 10:08 AM Mar 19th from web
- Talking about Germany: we're looking for the 10 most important viruses of the last 10 years for our German office: 9:25 AM Mar 17th from web
- German is a great language. With words like "angstschweiß" ("cold sweat"). Look again: n, g, s, t, s, c, h, w...it has EIGHT consonants!9:24 AM Mar 17th from web
- Nashi claims responsibility for Estonian DDoS attacks. Ridiciluous. Next they take blame for credit crunch as they didn't pay their bills.8:56 AM Mar 12th from web
- Hey, Collin Mulliner just started following me (hi!). Do check out Collin's excellent Symbian slides from 25C3: 10:45 AM Mar 11th from web
- It's PDF patching day. Get your patch for Foxit: and Adobe Reader: 10:05 AM Mar 11th from web
- VB mag posted Peter Ferrie's excellent article on Win32.Divinorum: . This virus recommends me to cut my hair.9:45 AM Mar 11th from web
- Apparently the PIFTS.EXE t-shirts are made by the guys running 10:28 PM Mar 10th from web
- With all this talk about Symantec and PIFTS.EXE, obviously somebody is already making t-shirts about it: 10:26 PM Mar 10th from web
- Cheer up your office with delightful posters from our Counter-Intelligence friends: and 10:19 PM Mar 10th from web
- Five days left in the call for papers for the summer conference in NATO's Cyber Defense Center (Estonia). 8:43 PM Mar 10th from web
- Ever wanted to see the kitchen of an online criminal? I give you crazyfranky2002 from Sevlievo, Bulgaria: 3:20 PM Mar 10th from web
- Hacking the iPhone talk from 25c3: 2:12 PM Mar 10th from web
- Back from parliament. You would think they would offer lunch for outsiders but they don't. And now it's snowing even harder.12:48 PM Mar 10th from web
- On my way to the house of parliament. I'm glad I brought a tie.9:35 AM Mar 10th from web
- Snowing hard in Helsinki.9:34 AM Mar 10th from txt
- I decided to reserve as well. Old account at . Cheers.9:25 AM Mar 10th from web
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