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Trojan in iWork09 - Friday Favourite

Now, this weeks favourite just came in. I was scouring my RSS feeds for interesting stuff to post but nothing really caught my eye. You know, we had the usual 10 million XSS holes, 5 million SQL injections and the odd buffer overflow but this is not as much an exploit in software as it is an exploit in stupidity.

Most Mac OSX users that I know are the types of people that think that since they switched, they don’t need an Antivirus. After all, there are no viri on Mac OSX right? Yea, and I suppose their default firewall will protect you against outgoing connections too. Anyhow back on point, these people are also the types of people that are willing to “borrow” software. Well, that’s great because if they borrow iWork09 then its possible they could get a trojan *GASP*:

http://www.informationweek.com/news/hardware/mac/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=212902080&cid=RSSfeed_IWK_ALL

Who would have thought? I guess a trojan isn’t technically a virus, but can be a means for a virus to spread. Well, that’s enough on that topic and should give you something to ponder.

Add comment January 23rd, 2009

Site Updates

It seems like the last post on web-insecurity was a bit in in-accurate. Me and Andrew really where meaning to start this website back up again, but never found the time to do it. So, even late 973 days later, web-insecurity.com is starting again. This time, I’m ready to roll and provide the latest in security news. Buckle your seat belts and subscribe to the RSS feed. It’s all down hill from here and its going to be a wild ride. Enjoy!

Add comment September 15th, 2008


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