Not so fast, Broadband Provider!
In case you were wondering where that whole “Network Neutrality” debate ended up, legislation/regulation is still being ruminated upon by the policy wonks at the FCC, Congress critters are still confused about “tubes”, but the knives have come out between content providers and ISPs. Netflix and Verizon are currently spatting over a particularly accusatory “error
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Zombified Computers get 2 week reprieve
Coming hard on the heels of the international sting two weeks ago that resulted in the arrest of nearly 100 “RATters”, law enforcement agencies in several countries again acted together to take down two very large botnets that together number well over 1.2 million compromised Windows computers, arresting a Russian hacker who allegedly managed the
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New Scam Locks iPhones for Ransom
A new scam to extort money out of Apple mobile device users has surfaced in Australia, with scattered reports in other countries as well. Affected devices are locked out via Apple’s own “Find my iPhone” platform with a message that demands a ransom payment of $100 USD to unlock the phone. Security analysts are unsure
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Cyber Ratters ratted out and busted
It’s a beautiful day on the internet when I can report good news instead of bad. In what appears to be a new and very positive trend in modern law enforcement, several agencies around the world came together in a global sting that bagged nearly 100 cybercriminals selling and using the Remote Access Tool (RAT)
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