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The no-patch Java 6 zero-day conundrum 10 Years Ago by happygeek …what [Wolfgang Kandek](https://community.qualys.com/people/wkandek), CTO of [Qualys](http://www.qualys.com/), calls an implicit … little over 50% according to the monitoring that Qualys does. While business critical software still requires Java …vulnerable to this exploit unless they take action. Qualys recommends, in the meantime, that users of Java… finding partial duplicate data in csv 10 Years Ago by wolf29 …(the hosts and their IP address and OS) -- MHosts inventory (Qualys QID for each vulnerability) -- QIDs A) invoices (The curent test… from Qualys) -- Title_Block invoice-line-item (each vulnerability found) -- Events I … here's some sites to prevent spyware 20 Years Ago by makavelli …,1420796,00.asp[/url] [url="http://browsercheck.qualys.com/"]http://browsercheck.qualys.com/[/url] [url="http://beam.to/spybotsd… The evil twins of cyber-security: clients and servers 14 Years Ago by happygeek … James King of TippingPoint with assistance from Wolfgang Kandek of Qualys, Johannes Ullrich of the Internet Storm Center, and Ed Skoudis… Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by happygeek … infrastructures, either for cloud vendors or for large corporate users. Qualys Chairman and CEO and Founder of CSO Interchange Philippe Courtot… Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by happygeek … enterprise such automatic updating just isn't feasible. DaniWeb asked Qualys CTO, Wolfgang Kandek, what global security risks the Windows XP… WARNING: New zero-day for Java 6u41 and Java 7u15 11 Years Ago by happygeek … a patch becomes available. Similar advice is being issued by Qualys this morning: > These attacks are all against Java on… 20 year old LogJam bug proves that 'crypto is hard' 8 Years Ago by happygeek …'s what Ivan Ristic (director of application security research at Qualys) has to say "LogJam, the new attack on weak… Re: The no-patch Java 6 zero-day conundrum 10 Years Ago by masijade I'm fairly willing to bet that those Oracle customers with the correct support contract DO have a fix. Re: here's some sites to prevent spyware 20 Years Ago by Catweazle AdAware [url="http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/"]http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/[/url] Between them, up to date copies of AdAware and Spybot Searchh & Destroy will keep any system clean, so long as they're actually[b] used[/b]. Re: here's some sites to prevent spyware 20 Years Ago by alc6379 [url=http://www.safer-networking.org]Spybot: Search & Destroy[/url] I've had better results with this than with Ad Aware. But, of course, YMMV. Re: here's some sites to prevent spyware 20 Years Ago by Catweazle I'd advocate using both in tandem. No single utility will detect everything, but I believe AdAware and Spybot between them keep abreast of any new Malware that crops up. Re: here's some sites to prevent spyware 20 Years Ago by Phaelax spy sweeper finds tons of stuff that ad-aware doesn't. Such as key loggers. Re: Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Just further proof, these folks are totally out of touch with today's computing environment and their own organizations. There's a clear lack of understanding among executives that I've witnessed at conferences. They often don't understand the difference between Web 2.0 tools like Facebook and Twitter and Enterprise 2.0 tools that have many of the … Re: Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by haute34 Just because of something has happened banning the social networking sites is not at all proper in my sense. In my opinion you to should also think one to two times before taking any step. At last don't ban the social networking sites because it stops business, relationship and networking too. Re: Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by agnsolutions Social Networking sites is a growing innovation in the marketing platform. As a business, you have the tools to reach the masses to enhance your business marketing strategy. Instead of banning, learn to use it as a productive tool. The beauty of the information age is it is still growing, we need to use it to our advantage. Now we can target our … Re: Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by JamesAlbany Social Networking sites should not go down as it drives many people to stay in touch together out there, it has relation with, business, networking, marketing and many more, If it happens then all the top level things will go down since they are relying their self on Social Networking websites. Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by ivatanako I think XP is old and people should start upgrading to a newer version of windows/mac or linux. Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by asclinton Microsoft is not taking into account all the "happy" XP users who bought the computer prior to sp3, who are now using sp3. If there computer crashes and the OS is not resurrect-able, then there XP restore cd will be rendered useless and they will incur exponential $costs too. I feel Microsoft should be accountable for the integrity of … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by Labraat I totally agree...Microsoft should be responsible and take care of their loyal customers, which they have not done properly. WGA for example, what a nasty thing for paying customers to have to deal with. Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by kaninelupus @asclinton & Labraat. Could we all PLEASE stop demonising MS for winding down support for XP? NO other OS edition/flavour has continued to receive patches and support for even half as long as either XP or even Win2k (I really do dare someone to find one SINGLE sample to contradict this by the way). When any OS dev has to focus R&D and … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by Labraat Get real. Not everyone, whether individual or company can afford to purchase new 'state of the art' equipment every five years. I'm happy that you can. I too love microsoft, but they can afford to do better and they should. It is not asking a lot for Microsoft to offer support for an additional five years on an operating system that is so popular. … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by asclinton Right too Labraat. Again, most people are not computer guru's. And people payed good money for their computer and OS when they got it, if their windows fails and it will, they would be forced to repurchase XP again, and because windows 7 is too much for there system. Suggesting MS prescribed alternative isn't even ecologically friendly, when in … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by kds27 I agree 100% with kaninelupus. Technology is moving at lightning speed (or faster). I want to at least stay up with it to some degree. I consider it much as I do a vehicle or other items. Maintenance, upgrades and eventually a trade in for something more up-to-date. I am constantly up to date with the latest security upgrades and patches. As was … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by kaninelupus Have to also say that oft-time, the finger is all too readily pointed MS's way, instead of where it actually deserves to be pointed; at the OEM's! Add as well the IT departments wanting to do what is easiest for themselves or the bursars with a narrow cost/reward concept. To explore the first... OEM's have known MS has been planning to wind down … Re: Ban social networks, but not LinkedIn 13 Years Ago by smokewire Banning social networking site is of course not the actual solution..Instead companies should understand its importance and learn to it as a tool to access the target audience.. Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by jerinjames That version of Windows XP, that is XP SP2, is probably the most stable version that people have had a chance to use without having to make significant investments to buy new hardware. For most people it is still enough. But in a little while even internet surfing will prove to be more tedious on an old system with no hardware acceleration. I … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by khakilang To what I know Window XP will be end of life in 2014. So no surprise they end the SP2 and moving to SP3. We have another 4 years or so to enjoy Window XP. If the Window 7 is bringing in the numbers. I bet they could kill Window XP even quicker. I don't hate Microsoft it just that my budget couldn't catch up with their technology. I just use Linux … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by clingingtoXP I think the problem lies, especially with the laptops. My laptop was top of the line 4 some yrs ago and is still kicking ass. got enough processing speed and RAM to continue using it for another year or two. The applications I work with do have an upgrade for win 7 or even a stable vista. Also, my hardware drivers arent upgradeable or at least I … Re: Danger: Windows XP SP2 End of Life incoming 13 Years Ago by khakilang Once they kill it that is the end of it. Like Window 95/98/ME. No updates at all. So I find an equivalent in Linux. Like word, spreadsheet, presentation and of course Firefox browser. They have some games but not as good as Window but still playable. I don't know what software you are using. If there is an equivalent from Linux, I suggest you …