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Enterprise AntiSpyware Applications...

I've just recently wrapped up evaluation and testing of several enterprise antispyware applications. Our main products of interest were McAfee's AntiSpyware Enterprise module for VirusScan Enterprise, Webroot's Spy Sweeper Enterprise, and Sunbelt's CounterSpy Enterprise. In my testing, I found that the...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com (Weblog) by aberges on 01-12-2007
Filed under: Malware, Security, Crapware
McAfee 4833 DAT False Positive

McAfee's just-released 4833 DAT is identifying KevlarSigs.DLL in the System32 directory as Generic PUP.b. There is an extra dat already available, and the 4834 DAT's should be released later today to resolve the issue completely. What is KevlarSigs.DLL, you might ask? Why, that would be a DLL...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com (Weblog) by aberges on 08-21-2006
Filed under: McAfee, Malware, Security
Rogue Antispyware URL's...

As per this post , antispywarebox (dot) com and titanshield(dot)com should be added to any URL blocklist you use in your organization. I keep a list of these type of URL's for use on our 8e6 R3000 webfiltering applicance - would anyone be interested in comparing lists? I'll gladly share mine!

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com (Weblog) by aberges on 06-13-2006
Filed under: Malware, Security, Web Filtering
F-Secure Weblog: F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00

Our colleagues from the Linux team blogged about it last month, but it's worth repeating: The latest version of our Emergency Rescue CD is available. It's a bootable Linux CD that can scan Windows hard drives (NTFS and FAT) as well attached USB drives. If the computer has an Internet connection...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 08-08-2008
Filed under: Malware, Security, Antivirus
SANS Internet Storm Center; Adobe Reader vulnerability exploited in the wild

Adobe Reader vulnerability exploited in the wild Published: 2008-11-07, Last Updated: 2008-11-07 15:54:09 UTC by Bojan Zdrnja (Version: 1) 0 comment(s) One of our readers, Wayne Dilly, sent couple of malicious PDF documents to us. Wayne noticed that some machines got infected and wondered if the PDF...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 11-07-2008
Filed under: Malware, Security, Adobe, Updates
SANS Internet Storm Center; Adobe Reader vulnerability exploited in the wild

Adobe Reader vulnerability exploited in the wild Published: 2008-11-07, Last Updated: 2008-11-07 15:54:09 UTC by Bojan Zdrnja (Version: 1) 0 comment(s) One of our readers, Wayne Dilly, sent couple of malicious PDF documents to us. Wayne noticed that some machines got infected and wondered if the PDF...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 11-07-2008
Filed under: Malware, Security, Adobe, Updates
F-Secure Weblog: F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00

Our colleagues from the Linux team blogged about it last month, but it's worth repeating: The latest version of our Emergency Rescue CD is available. It's a bootable Linux CD that can scan Windows hard drives (NTFS and FAT) as well attached USB drives. If the computer has an Internet connection...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 08-08-2008
Filed under: Malware, Security, Antivirus
Enterprise AntiSpyware Applications...

I've just recently wrapped up evaluation and testing of several enterprise antispyware applications. Our main products of interest were McAfee's AntiSpyware Enterprise module for VirusScan Enterprise, Webroot's Spy Sweeper Enterprise, and Sunbelt's CounterSpy Enterprise. In my testing, I found that the...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 01-12-2007
Filed under: Malware, Security, Crapware
McAfee 4833 DAT False Positive

McAfee's just-released 4833 DAT is identifying KevlarSigs.DLL in the System32 directory as Generic PUP.b. There is an extra dat already available, and the 4834 DAT's should be released later today to resolve the issue completely. What is KevlarSigs.DLL, you might ask? Why, that would be a DLL...

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 08-21-2006
Filed under: McAfee, Malware, Security
Rogue Antispyware URL's...

As per this post , antispywarebox (dot) com and titanshield(dot)com should be added to any URL blocklist you use in your organization. I keep a list of these type of URL's for use on our 8e6 R3000 webfiltering applicance - would anyone be interested in comparing lists? I'll gladly share mine!

Posted to Andrew Berges at myITforum.com
(Weblog) by aberges on 06-13-2006
Filed under: Malware, Security, Web Filtering

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