http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/-t1.htm Talk About All The latest newz on networking and security Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:30:05 GMT 10 http://bannerbreak.com/banners/5/996/120628826796070414.gif http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/-t1.htm http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/hacking-of-wow-accounts-t62.htm darkshade If you\'re a World of Warcraft player using Windows, beware. For months, hackers--most likely in China and Russia, according to security watchers--have been surreptitiously installing keylogging software on WoW players\' Windows computers, hijacking their accounts and selling off their often valuable in-game assets. And the problem doesn\'t show any signs of going away. The gangs perpetrating the hacking are \"incredibly active, and it\'s a good exploit,\" said Roger ... Networking Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:30:05 GMT http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/hacking-of-wow-accounts-t62.htm#65 http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/hacking-of-wow-accounts-t62.htm http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/strom-bot-threat-t48.htm darkshade http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?do...;WT.svl=news1_1 theres a few pages to the article. i copied and pasted just the first. What makes three of today's largest botnets tick, what they're after – and a peek at the 'next' Storm You know about the Storm Trojan, which is spread by the world's largest botnet. But what you may not know is there's now a new peer-to-peer based botnet emerging that could blow Storm away. "We're investigating a new peer-to-peer botnet that ... Networking Tue, 25 Mar 2008 10:58:55 GMT http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/strom-bot-threat-t48.htm#51 http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/strom-bot-threat-t48.htm http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/root-kit-special-t47.htm darkshade A new family of malicious software that runs before Windows even boots up has infected thousands of PCs worldwide and remains undetected by virtually all of the commercial anti-virus tools, security experts warn. The newly-discovered rootkit, hides its files in the "master boot record" (MBR), one of the deepest recesses of the PC's hard drive. The MBR is the place PCs consult after first being turned on to see where to find a bootable operating system. As it happens, the method ... Networking Tue, 25 Mar 2008 10:57:41 GMT http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/root-kit-special-t47.htm#50 http://technoguru.forumotion.com/networking-f19/root-kit-special-t47.htm