- We often have requests on mobile malware statistics and although statistics are only an imperfect representation of reality, this is what we can share.
- Today, as every ordinary Monday, I went to my e-mail box and checked messages from the security community in Full-Disclosure. As usual I came across an advisory pointing out some web security vulnerabilities that differently from usual certainly had my attention.
- Some users, when flashing new ROMs, have noticed that their battery life goes down a little bit. With just a simple wipe of the battery stats file, though, you can get your battery back up and running to its full capacity.
- Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has snapped up James Gosling who invented the Java programming language while at Sun Microsystems.
- For anyone sketched out by the privacy implications of Color, the highly hyped, highly funded, and highly public iOS and Android social media app that launched last week, now would be a good time to ratchet your creep-o-meter up another notch or two.
- Who controlled the Rustock botnet? The question remains unanswered: Microsoft’s recent takedown of the world’s largest spam engine offered tantalizing new clues to the identity and earnings of the Rustock botmasters.
Random thoughts on software development, information security, life, and any kind of (un)interesting things.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Daily links for 03/29/2011
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