Tweaking.com - Unhide Non System Files 1.9.5

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Some new viruses hide every single file on the system. This repair will unhide every file on the system that is not a system file. This tool is also a part of Windows Repair (All In One).

CSF 5.73 released

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Another update for the ConfigServer Firewall has been released

Firefox disables Java plugins

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Because of the recent Java vulnerability, Mozilla has announced that the Firefox browser will block older versions of the Java plugin until further notice

xpy 1.2.7

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xpy is a small program which will disable the default threats of your Windows XP installation. Besides the classic antispy features, xpy closes recent security holes like the remote procure call (rpc) service and the distributed component object model (dcom).

RogueKiller 8.4.3

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RogueKiller is a tool written in C, which scans the processes running, and kill those who are malicious. Author developed this tool after seeing that some rogues blocked the execution of disinfection programs.

Password Security Scanner 1.10

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This utility scans the passwords stored by popular Windows applications (Microsoft Outlook, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and more...) and displays security information about all these passwords.

xpy 1.2.6

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xpy is a small program which will disable the default threats of your Windows XP installation. Besides the classic antispy features, xpy closes recent security holes like the remote procure call (rpc) service and the distributed component object model (dcom).

Internet Explorer Zero-Day Used in Watering Hole Attack: Q&A | Symantec

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Watering hole attacks have been in the news as of late. Symantec published a question and answer blog post to explain exactly what a watering hole attack is, its prevalence and how to prevent an attack .

"A watering hole attack is a method of targeting sites which are likely to be visited by targets of interest. The attacker will compromise the site and inject JavaScript or HTML to redirect victims to additional malicious code. The compromised site is then left “waiting” to exploit users who visit through drive-by downloads."