Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have analyzed a malicious Java application that turned out to be a cross-platform bot used for DDoS attacks. Java-related security issues have remained relatively quiet ...
The multi-talented bot, which can carry out DDoS via either HTTP or UDP flood attacks, was discovered by Zoltan Balazs, CTO at MRG Effitas, and shared with Kaspersky Lab for analysis. The firm ...
[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=26124971#p26124971:1mr9x92b said: grumpy2[/url]":1mr9x92b]Incorrect. If you know what you're doing in Java, you can ...
The WikiLeaks weird fest continues, with Mastercard getting hammered some more this past weekend and a Java script-based DDoS being planned and launched through i-frame based images. Before I go any ...
If you tried to visit the FTC’s Web site Monday, you probably noticed that it was down. The FTC told The IDG News Service that it’s looking into the cause of the outage, but as their tech staff is ...
How the top VPNs compare: Plus, should you try a free VPN? We tested the best VPN services -- focusing on the number of servers, ability to unlock streaming services, and more -- to determine a No. 1 ...
We don't know all the answers about the Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack that blew away Dyn and its clients, but here's what we do know. IoT vendors must improve their security. Or, as ...
Researchers have uncovered a piece of botnet malware that is capable of infecting computers running Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux that have Oracle's Java software framework installed. The ...
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