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Flash ads on legitimate sites are pasting malicious links into peoples' clipboards and spreading as people unwittingly paste them into e-mails, blogs, and IMs.
Flash ads on legitimate sites are pasting malicious links into peoples' clipboards and spreading as people unwittingly paste them into e-mails, blogs, and IMs.
Things power users can do to make sure their Internet connections are as fast as possible.
A new type of Internet-based attack is spreading in which Flash-based ads seize control of a Web surfer's clipboard and paste in a link to a malicious site in the hopes that it will be spread from there into e-mails, blogs, and instant messages.
Intel Chairman Craig Barrett kicks things off, discussing education and emerging markets; Intel enters the SSD fray; an Atom-based car navigation system; and more.

Adobe investigates clipboard heist
SC Magazine US - Aug 20, 2008
Sandi Hardmeier, author of the Spyware Sucks blog, told SCMagazineUS.com on Tuesday that the NoScript add-on in Firefox does not work to prevent against the ...
The Financial Services Roundtable, which represents more than 100 large banks, brokerage firms and insurance companies, spent nearly $1.9 million lobbying in the second quarter on banking, mortgage lending and other issues affecting the industry, according to a recent disclosure report.

XP Antivirus Removal – How To Properly Conduct An XP Antivirus Removal
Pressemeldungen.at (Pressemitteilung), Austria - 27 minutes ago
XP antivirus is a counterfeit anti spyware remover. How it works is it typically infects your computer through a codec. ...
Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd. said Wednesday it has received an unsolicited offer from the venture capital firm that owns rival security company SafeNet Inc.
Adobe's product security incident response team PSIRT says it is investigating possible solutions to the clipboard hijack attacks spotted on Flash-based advertisements on high-profile Web sites. A barebones note on the PSIRT blog simply acknowledges the issue and promised more information after the investigation but, by mentioning...