USB Devices Responsible for 1 in 8 Malware Attacks

November 10, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile Security Daily Brought to you by USB Devices Responsible for 1 in 8 Malware Attacks Study by security software developer AVAST finds that hackers are exploiting the AutoRun function in portable USB flash memory devices to infect PCs and mobile devices. Read more >> Guide: Everything You Need to Know When Purchasing a PBX System Sponsored by CompareBusinessProducts.com Download this guide to better understand the advantages of PBX over other phone systems, learn about the key features of a PBX system and find out the costs of implementing a PBX system. Click Here >> Small, But Serious Patch Tuesday Microsoft patches a handful of security holes, but at least one of the vulnerabilities is dangerous and wide-spread. The message is, don't let your guard down. Read more >>    Royal Navy Hacked    New Version of Boonana Trojan Detected    SpyEye Botnet Tracker Launched    Bump Acknowledges Security Issue    O'Reilly Hacker Gets 30 Months in Jail    Report: Get the Highest Performance and Security for Your Web Apps    Take Your Information Security Beyond Antivirus Software Job Title: ENGAGEMENT MANAGER - Data Center / Information Technology Consulting Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Rosemont    Give Your Employees Wireless Access to Email, Calendar and More.    Get Mobile Tools to be Productive Anywhere -- BlackBerry    Free Trial! ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4    eBook: 7 Tactics to Increase Revenues and Decrease Expenses in Any Economy    Guide: Is Your Load Balancer Cloud-Ready? Emulex Encrypts Data at Server Level Emulex’s (NYSE:ELX) OneCommand Guardian software encrypts data at the server and, according to Shaun Walsh, vice president of corporate marketing, can be used with any HBA. Read more >>    Check this FF addon    Router keeps dropping network    Regular Expressions and how they hate me

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