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Malware online scanners | Security on Steroids
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I think computer viruses should count as life -Stephen Hawking. Tools & Reviews. The main advantage of these online scanners is that the submitted files will be scanned with many antivirus engines, reducing the chances for a virus to be unrecognized and therefore labeled as inoffensive — sometimes this is called. If an antivirus fail to detect an infected file, there are others that may recognize the infected code inside the file. Here you go :. Http:/ www.virustotal.com/. Maximum file size: 32MB. The re...
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New?: April 2011
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New? A blog dedicated to the bleeding edge in Computer Forensics and Incident Response. Sunday, April 10, 2011. IEF - great new updates including Gigatribe Chat! Being a user of IEF. Gigatribe Chat messages (although I know there is a parser tool called Gigaview over at QCC. Other improvements to IEF (from his site) include:. Gigatribe chat now supported (in Standard and Portable editions). Facebook Email search improved. Firefox formhistory.sqlite search improved.
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New?: September 2010
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New? A blog dedicated to the bleeding edge in Computer Forensics and Incident Response. Thursday, September 23, 2010. Caine v2.0 - Newlight released! The newest version of Caine. A forensics live Linux distro, has been released. Some of the 20 new tools include MountManager, SSDeep, Air v2.0.0, Log2Timeline and a whole pile of Scripts which are accessed off the file browser. A full list of tools is available. Links to this post. Wednesday, September 8, 2010. Inside the ...
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New?: November 2010
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New? A blog dedicated to the bleeding edge in Computer Forensics and Incident Response. Sunday, November 14, 2010. Windows Event Logs and F-Response. Here's what I found. 1 F-Response (Tactical Edition). 2 Windows 7 Ultimate (Examiner's machine). 3 Windows 7 Starter Edition (Target machine). 5 Event Log Explorer v3.3 (by FSPro Labs). A I connected my Examiner laptop and the Target laptop via a cross-over cable, and allowed the laptops to each assign an IP address. H And...
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New?: October 2010
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Computer Forensics and IR - What's New? A blog dedicated to the bleeding edge in Computer Forensics and Incident Response. Monday, October 25, 2010. Blackberry IPD files and FTK 3.2. I was curious as to FTK's ability to analyze RIM. After the processing was complete (took about 1 minute), here's what the files looked like within FTK:. Blackberry backup files/blackberrybackup.ipd tables Content Store blobs blob Data00000xx. Carved [120].jpeg. And lastly, FTK has always been known for it's indexed search c...
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Malware Battle: Seriously Android Leak Also To Attack On Apps And Websites
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The Battle Against Malwares and Hackers. Terms and Conditions of Use. Saturday, 1 August 2015. Seriously Android Leak Also To Attack On Apps And Websites. This week it was announced that there was a very serious leak. Is present in Android which allows an attacker installed on millions of Android phones malware by only sending a single MMS message. Stage Fright, such as the vulnerability is known, however, is also to attack in other ways, according to the Japanese anti-virus company Trend Micro. Mozilla ...
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Malware Battle: Apple Patches 232 Vulnerabilities In Mac OS X, iOS, Safari And Server
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The Battle Against Malwares and Hackers. Terms and Conditions of Use. Saturday, 15 August 2015. Apple Patches 232 Vulnerabilities In Mac OS X, iOS, Safari And Server. Apple yesterday evening updates for Mac OS X, iOS, Safari and OS X Server released that fix 232 leaks together. Through the vulnerabilities could allow an attacker in the worst case code on the respective platforms. Most of the vulnerabilities patched in Mac OS X. OS X Security Update 2015-006 and Yosemite v10.10.5. Labels: Apple Mac OS X.
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Malware Battle: American And British Companies Hacked Through Very Old Java Flaw
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The Battle Against Malwares and Hackers. Terms and Conditions of Use. Friday, 7 August 2015. American And British Companies Hacked Through Very Old Java Flaw. In recent years, American and British companies hacked a vulnerability in Java in 2011 has already been patched by Oracle. The attackers behind the attacks also are sent out zip files containing malware to their victims. That Dell SecureWorks. According to Dell, the attackers had to cater for defense companies and were looking for information on US...
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Malware Battle: New Android Devices Leak Late Restart Endlessly
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The Battle Against Malwares and Hackers. Terms and Conditions of Use. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. New Android Devices Leak Late Restart Endlessly. Researchers have discovered a new vulnerability in Android which could allow an attacker to restart the unit. In the event it is attacked leak via an app, it is possible to restart to endlessly leave the device. The problem is in the media server of Android, which also previously the Stage Fright leak. Was discovered, and a vulnerability that sets almost unusable.
