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| The last couple of years saw a growth in diversity- and women-focused tech events and programs; suddenly, everyone seems to be worried about diversity in our industry. But why is diversity in technology something we should care about? Categories: Tags: female executivesgender equalitygender gapphilanthropyRail Girls Summer of CodeRGSoCtechtechnologywomen that code |
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| Tech support scammers are up to dirty tricks again, trying to cause your computer to freeze by simply visiting a webpage. Categories: Tags: browser alertmacMac OSmalwaresafaritech supporttech support scamTSS |
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| A compilation of notable security news and blog posts from the 1st of January to the 7th. This week, we touched on the Sundown exploit kit with a surprising payload and a fake technical support page that wreaked havoc on Mac systems. Categories: Tags: denial of servicedosEKexploit kitrecapsundowntech supportweekly blog roundup |
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| Ad fraud is a billion dollar problem for advertisers. When real users are tricked into clicking on ads they can’t even see, (almost) everyone loses. Categories: Tags: ad frauddoubleclickEKexploit kitsGoogleGoogle AdsGoogle Adsensemalvertisingmalware |
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| This post is intended to make readers aware of the existence and use of environmental variables. A windows feature that is often only known to programmers and other advanced users. Categories: Tags: environmental variablesExplainedPieter Arntzthe more you knowwindows |
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| Spammers took a break over the holidays but are back in form with a campaign pushing the Neutrino Bot. Categories: Tags: ddosmacromicrosoftMicrosoft Security Officeneutrino botspam |
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| Watch out: sponsored Tweets leading to phishing pages are doing the rounds once more. We take a look at the latest phishing scam being pushed to unsuspecting Twitter users, and show how the scammers are after a double-whammy of login credentials and credit card information. Categories: Tags: phishphishingscamscammerssponsoredtweettwitter |
