Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor
The Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor (Cofee) is a USB thumb-drive developed by Microsoft that was distributed to more than 2000 law-enforcement offic
The Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor (Cofee) is a USB thumb-drive developed by Microsoft that was distributed to more than 2000 law-enforcement offic
It feels like I'm updating my computer every day in the last weeks.
Many companies are producing tools that scan the computer for security vulnerabilities.
If you run an old version of a browser attacks on it are more likely to succeed I think we can all agree on that.
Windows is probably the operating system that is attacked the most, some say because it has the largest user base, some say because it is simply insecure.
Internet users have to cope with all kinds of things when they are online.
Avira AntiVir Personal 8 was released today and I thought it would be nice to write about this new release since AntiVir is one of the most popular free antivir
Drag and Crypt is a tiny application for Windows NT and newer operating systems that provides the user with a dropzone on the desktop that encrypts and decrypts
Is your computer secure? Is the firewall that you have installed working properly? Those questions are rather hard to answer even for users with lots of PC expe
The security tools developers seem to be in a race currently to throw free versions of their products on the market in an effort to increase market share and br
Users looking for rescue systems distributed on CDs or DVDs have really no shortage of finding one.
What's a good way of catching the attention of someone who is advocating the use of biometrics? German interior minister Wolfgang Schäuble is pushing biometr
You might remember that I'm not a huge fan of antivirus software and have none installed on my computer.
Virus Total is one of the many services that let you upload files to their server which are then scanned for viruses and malware.
Did you ever loose track of all the password protected files on your system ? This happened to me just a few days ago when I was looking for a zip file that a f
Internet Explorer with an installed version of Real Player beware.
Microsoft released their monthly Security Bulletin yesterday which consisted of four critical issues all affecting various editions of Microsoft Office.
I used the new version of True Crypt to encrypt my new external hard drive which has become almost a standard procedure for me to do.
I received an email today from a reader who told me of a problem that he encountered lately on his computer.
My last True Crypt guide dates way back and the purchase of my new shiny 500 Megabyte Maxtor USB drive made me think about writing a new guide that takes the ch
I discovered an interesting video at Hack a Day from the University of Princeton demonstrating how to break disk encryption using so called RAM Dumps.
I have been in contact with the creator of the excellent DefenseWall HIPS application for some time now and he was so nice to give away ten copies of his softwa
Where do you store your usernames and passwords ? In a text document on your computer ? In your wallet ? Storing sensible information like passwords, but also o
Microsoft released their monthly security bulletin yesterday which listed 11 security bulletins containing a total of 17 patches for operating systems and softw
Have you ever asked yourself how it is possible that users are tracked over months in P2P networks although their IP address is changing regularly ? We only hea
HiJackThis is a sophisticated security tool that checks a computer running Windows 2000 or higher for possible signs of hijacked applications.
Since Martin constantly manages to cover all ongoing news regarding cryptography and security I myself planned on writing about "any time soon", I had to look f
True Crypt 5 has been released yesterday and I'm very pleased with the new features that the developers have added to this awesome encryption tool.
If you would use an image host, put up some of your images and set them to private, would you expect them to be still accessible by anyone ? This is apparently
Two, seemingly authentic, documents have been leaked to the German Pirate Party on Wednesday containing information about costs and technical information about
A vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent, which is using uTorrent's core, was discovered today that effects the BitTorrent 6.
Trend Micro RUBotted is a BETA program that scans your system for bot related activity protecting it effectively from being hijacked and misused for criminal ac
Giveaways, more giveaways and even more giveaways.
Trend Micro have published another excellent article on their malware blog entitled A Tangled Web .
Security Expert Bruce Schneier wrote a commentary on Wired yesterday where he admitted that he was using an Open Wi-Fi and that he could not see what was wrong
SAM ? What's that again ? SAM is the Security Account Manager and part of the Windows Registry.
If you are running Windows as an administrator, it is possible to disable the task manager.
Firefox Mastery published a nice article about the Firefox add-on Controle de Scripts which lets the user control Javascript events in Firefox.
Kurt mentioned in Daniel's PayPal phishing article how he dealt with phishing and that got me thinking about the easiest way to defeat phishing for certain acco
About 2 days ago, I received a quite clever spam email in my Gmail account.