Chachazz
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@ The Sentinel
NoticeDue to the number of Bagle variants that have been spammed out today, AVERT will be releasing the 4585 DAT Files early.
Though we consider all of the variants to be Low risk we are releasing the dat files solely due to the amount of spam seen
around the seeding of these threats.
Read About It
Information on the threats can be found at:
W32/Bagle.ci - http://vil.mcafeesecurity.com/vil/content/v_135995.htm
W32/Bagle.cj@mm - http://vil.mcafeesecurity.com/vil/content/v_135996.htm
W32/Bagle.ck - http://vil.mcafeesecurity.com/vil/content/v_136039.htm
W32/Bagle.cl - http://vil.mcafeesecurity.com/vil/content/v_136040.htm
If you suspect you have any of these variants, please submit a sample to http://www.webimmune.net.
Risk Assessment Definition
For further information on the Risk Assessment and AVERT Recommended Actions please see:
http://www.mcafeesecurity.com/us/security/..._assessment.htm
http://gladiator-antivirus.com/forum/index...topic=29034&hl=
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@ BlackViper:
Saturday, September 17, 2005 @ 5:58 AM PSTI will be shutting down the web site again on September 21, 2005 while I get ready to move to Northern California. The domain will be up again as soon as possible.
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Suggestion: Go to the Logitech Website and find your Mouse Model/product....and drivers.
Topic moving to PC help forum.
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Please go to the following link; Patch Released!
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The GNOME 2.12 Desktop is the latest release of the ever popular, multi-platform free desktop environment - on time, to the day! It includes a number of interesting new features and hundreds of bug fixes. You can learn more, and read the in-depth, translated release notes on the GNOME 2.12 Start Page.
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The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is: 2.6.13 - 2005-08-29 00:03
The latest snapshot for the stable Linux kernel tree is: 2.6.13-git4 - 2005-09-03
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Kerio Technologies has grown into a significant player in both security and messaging markets. We have achieved many accolades, and we have many satisfied customers all over the world.
Kerio now employs over one hundred people in our three offices worldwide. We want to continue to deliver products that you enjoy to use. We made a promise to give our customers the best products in their category. And that means implementing some changes in our product strategy.
During the second half of this year, Kerio will be discontinuing two host-based security products from our portfolio – Kerio ServerFirewall and Kerio Personal Firewall.
Kerio Personal Firewall will be discontinued as of December 31, 2005. It will not be available for purchase after this date. Subscriptions will not be renewed. Technical support will be provided to all customers with valid subscriptions until the end of 2006.
http://forums.kerio.com/index.php?t=msg&th...0cc6fa8dc15787d
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GNOME 2.12 will be released to the world on September 7th, 2005, culminating 6 months of very exciting work by members of the project. A number of exciting technologies come together in GNOME 2.12 that will set the standard for free software desktops to come. Here is a sample (by no means an exhaustive list) of some of the outstanding work that has gone into GNOME thanks to its many contributors.
Highlights of Gnome 2.12 include improvements and add-ons:
- New Default Theme - Clearlooks
- Core Technology
- GTK+ 2.8
- Clipboard Management
- Hardware Abstraction Layer - improved integration with HAL - Core Applications
- Nautilus
- Epiphany - improved
- Keyring Manager
- Epiphany - new features; more extensions
- Evolution - cleaner interface & improved
- Control Center - newly configured
- System Tools - control services
- Panel & Applets - minor improvements - Multimedia
- Totem Player - impvoed
- Sound Juicer - improved
- Nautilus - more tightly integrated & new features - Extra Applications
- Search Tool - file previews - New Applications
- Evince - document reader
- Keyring Manager - manage keyrings
- New Default Theme - Clearlooks
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by Eagle1 @ Net-Integration:
Posted: Aug 16 2005, 07:16 PM
Net-Integration is not sending any spam but only appears to be doing so. The net-integration domain account account was disabled for the majority of the day while the source of the spamming was sought. The ISP (http://pisem.net) that is hosting malware was notified several hours ago and they have not done anything about it so far.
Let it be clarified that Net-Integration does not appear to have been hacked which seems to be a widespread comment. Logs are being reviewed to determine if source can be identified and we will keep all posted.
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Thank you very much tashi
@TeMerc
Attention Net-Integration forum members!!!Several members of net-integration forums ( »forums.net-integration.net ) received multiple identical e-mails with a link to a trojan. Just a moment after I reported this issue, the forum got hacked.When run, this trojan copies itself to C:\Windows\csrss.exe and also drops the file C:\Windows\dll.dll. The actual trojan is a password stealer that will attempt to grab your ICQ, email account, dialup and other passwords. Any found passwords are mailed to two russian email addresses.If an Internet connection is available, the trojan will attempt to download and execute further files from a Hungarian web site. Unfortunately these files are no longer available and so could not be analyzed.
All above quotes from this DSLR thread
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by Eagle1 @ Net-Integration:
Posted: Aug 16 2005, 07:16 PM
Net-Integration is not sending any spam but only appears to be doing so. The net-integration domain account account was disabled for the majority of the day while the source of the spamming was sought. The ISP (http://pisem.net) that is hosting malware was notified several hours ago and they have not done anything about it so far.
Let it be clarified that Net-Integration does not appear to have been hacked which seems to be a widespread comment. Logs are being reviewed to determine if source can be identified and we will keep all posted.
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Apparently net-Integration website/forums have been hacked and mass emails are being sent out from the webmaster ie:
[email protected]Subject: Protect Your PC !!! ( From Net-Integration Forums )
From: "Net-Integration Forums" <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 09:03:20 -0400
Protect Your PC !!!
Please download antivirus protection
antivirusprotection.pisem.net/avp.
Note: (.exe removed)
which contians Trojan-PSW.Win32.LdPinch.gen (Kaspersky on line scan)
Currently, attempting to contact N-I forums will result in "This Account Has Been Temporarily Suspended for Security Purposes"
further details when available will be posted......
Should you receive any such emails, immediately delete; do not open!
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Thanks to BestTechie for allowing me to post it -
we will not feature any real computer/security help, however, I
hope to get a read-only topic set up with a little info and a link here !
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Hi Folks:
A grop of us friends the computer/security help forums has started up a cool graphics site/forums
It is a family & kids friendly place
and also has some really fine adult graphics friends on site(you may just recognize some of the nicks) to provide tutorials, help and encouragement,
as well as showing us some of their fine work and techniques.(check out some of the avatars & sigs!)
If you have a few moments drop by and bring the kids!
New Members
Click Image
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Moving this to "Windows Support" forum, folks!
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Release Announcement: Gentoo Linux 2005.1
August 10, 2005
The Gentoo Foundation is pleased to announce the much anticipated release of Gentoo Linux 2005.1 (Codename: El Nino). The ISO images for the release can be found by visiting the Get Gentoo! page. Users may also download files from an unofficial BitTorrent with full ISO images and stages. Much thanks to Friends of Gentoo e.V. for providing this tracker.
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Marty:
am looking for a good place to move this - I think Security Alerts is better than
Software Updates.
I will look around and move in short time!
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Wayne -Diamond CS
July 21, 2005
Folks I know this will come as a bit of a shock to some of you, but the TDS software line is to be discontinued, effective immediately. This is one of the biggest decisions I've ever had to make as the director of DiamondCS, so it was not a decision that was taken lightly, but a decision that will ultimately benefit you, our customers. For a full understanding, please read on.
So why on earth did we make a crazy decision like this?!? I hear you ask...
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CrsL is Java enabled in the Firefox Tools >>Options >> Web Featues ?
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When a Russian design firm broke the news of its OLED keyboard on Thursday, July 14, geeks everywhere were tickled with delight. Rather than tradition keys that feature printed characters, each key on the Optimus keyboard contains a small OLED display that can be set to display whatever the user requires. Want to seamlessly switch between English and Chinese characters? Go from Photoshop shortcuts to Quake inputs in a flash? Art. Lebedev, the company behind the Optimus keyboard, is the biggest design firm in Russia, with work in website promotion, corporate identities, and product design. We chatted with its founder and director of development for the Optimus, Artemy Lebedev, to get some answers to everyone’s most burning questions. -
Happy Birthday Jeff - Have a great time -
Hi ya Mandy! You both have a blast!
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Brick (as in Hit __ Wall)
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Please help us test 1.0.6 builds
We are getting ready to release Firefox 1.0.6, Thunderbird 1.0.6, and Mozilla Suite 1.7.10 to address some API issues in the Firefox and Thunderbird 1.0.5 releases and we would like some help from our testing community.
Things to look for in these builds:
*Extensions that interact with web content and events - test on a wide variety of content types
*For Thunderbird, please test the Enigmail Extension
*Test extensions that you normally use to make sure that they function properly
Please post any issues that you find to this blog. Thanks!
<<Info & Links to Windows/Mac/Linux Builds>>
Warning: Pre-Release Software for Knowlegeable Testers Only!
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Just days after the releases of Mozilla Firefox 1.0.5 and Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.5, it appears likely that
1.0.6 versions of the two applications could be coming as early as next week. It is understood that API changes in 1.0.5 unintentionally broke some extensions.
In comment 45 of bug 300028, Rafael Ebron said yesterday, "We received feedback on 1.0.5 from distributors and extension developers on API changes that affected them (not a security issue), so we're looking at a 1.0.6 to fix it." It is known that the Enigmail PGP extension for Thunderbird does not work in version 1.0.5.
Four (4) Variants Bagle Trojan Out Today
in Security Alerts
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Thank you Nancy!
(wow - our work is cut out for us today!)
Dear members:
All AT & AV vendors are issuing multiple updates; please run your updaters several times today, if on manual, or check your updated definitions - and stay safe out there!