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COMPANY NEWS: In a novel attack technique, cybercriminals are abusing legitimate URL protection services to hide malicious URLs in phishing emails, according to a new Threat Spotlight from Barracuda Networks.

Published in Company news

GUEST OPINON: Search engine optimization (SEO) is critical for any online presence. Without it, even the best content might remain unseen. Measuring and improving SEO performance requires a strategic approach. This comprehensive guide will provide you with actionable insights to enhance your SEO efforts and achieve better rankings.

Published in Business IT

GUEST OPINION: As another holiday shopping season arrives, with sales and special offers everywhere you turn, it is important to remember that the cybercriminals are also out in force, taking advantage of the noise, confusion, impatience, and stress. This is not just a consumer risk, but a business one.

Published in Guest Opinion
Wednesday, 19 October 2011 10:28

Report a bug; receive a visit from the police

When a kindly soul discovers a trivially simple security bug and then posts it to the organization concerned, the last thing he expects is a warning letter from the lawyers and a visit from the police.

Published in Security
Tuesday, 19 July 2011 13:03

Google goes g.co

Get ready for another URL shortener. g.co will be used exclusively by Google for its own pages.

Published in Strategy

How do you spell Zoupon? Deals.com.au. How do you spell Qantas.com.au? With an extra u if u want!

Published in Home Tech
Blog host WordPress.com has launched its own URL shortener.

Published in Home Tech
Free software from Finjan helps protect against the delivery of malware via shortened URLs in Twitter and other messages. SecureTweets uses the company's real-time content inspection system.

Monday, 10 August 2009 12:18

Nambu trims tr.im URL shortener

The tr.im URL shortener is being shut down in the face of ongoing costs and the absence of monetisation opportunities.

Monday, 13 July 2009 16:27

Spammers exploit Michael Jackson death

Spammers and malicious code authors have created and launched several new spam and malware campaigns using the death of Michael Jackson as a cover for their infected emails.

Published in Security
Wednesday, 08 July 2009 10:04

Increased threat from short URLs: Report

There’s been a huge rise in the use of shortened URLs by spammers which poses a greater security threat to Internet users, including those accessing popular social network sites like Twitter.

Published in Security
A staggering one billion malicious emails orginate from Australia every day of the week as spammers push out their emails to Internet users, enticing them to buy discounted pharmaceuticals, replica watches, greeting cards, or to sneak a peek at naked pictures of pop star Rhianna.

Published in Security
Thursday, 30 April 2009 04:37

TweaK those URLs

URL shortening is widely used, for example in printed publications and on Twitter. TweaK claims to generate the shortest possible URLs.

Sunday, 07 September 2008 09:30

bit.ly hits the URL-shortener deck running hard

URL shorteners such as TinyURL are nothing new, but bit.ly has just entered the scene with some powerful additional features that promise to really stir things up.

Published in A Meaningful Look
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