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Google Poisoning gives Malicious Search Results

Posted on May 19, 2009May 19, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Google Poisoning gives Malicious Search Results

Google, we have a problem. It seems you can’t go to a single tech site right now without hearing about the “Google Poisoning Attack” and how it works. For an attack that has been around since March, its amazing that it is now starting to pick up mainstream attention. To put it in simple terms,…

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Computers, Internet/Music, Security

IIS 6.0 Flaw is serious

Posted on May 19, 2009May 19, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on IIS 6.0 Flaw is serious

A new flaw in Microsoft’s IIS web server software has popped up, and this one is serious. It affects version 6 of IIS and while you do need to have WebDAV turned on and running, it can allow an attacker to completely compromise data on the server. Threatpost has a very good description of it…

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Computers, Internet/Music, Security

Windows 7 RC Critical Patch

Posted on May 11, 2009January 30, 2010 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Windows 7 RC Critical Patch

Days after the Windows 7 Release Candidate becomes available, Microsoft has to send out a critical patch. Now it only affects the 32 bit version, and honestly, I think that Microsoft is stupid to make a 32 bit version. All the processors on new machines can support 64 bit, so why not use it. Anyway,…

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