Unfortunately I cannot be more specific than to state that in
Scandinavia most fraud attempts comes not directly from operators of
botnets, but rather from third-parties buying their services. Those
guys develop a so-called config file which the botnet typically
applies to victim computer. The file
On 30/09/13 20:35 PM, Igor Bukanov wrote:
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A real experience shows that a substantial number of those fraud
attempts comes from computers where malware installs own root
certificate and then install either real or transparent proxy. The
access to the proxy is then sold to third parties that ca
On the current web it is a matter of fact that a banking site should
be developed under assumption that a substantial number of users use
infected computers with some of them would attempt to perform a banking fraud.
A real experience shows that a substantial number of those fraud
attempts comes f
Hi Zen,
Yes, we have contributors to our security work. We mostly hang out in the
#security channel on the mozilla irc. Our web security team has efforts around
tool development for finding and reporting security flaws, as well as
preforming security reviews on the code and web services manually
On 28.09.2013 01:39, zen.redm...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi guys, I'm interested in Web security, is it possible to volunteer as part
> of your Security team ?
Yes!
We are currently working on finalizing some project ideas for volunteers
to work on as part of our security mentorship program.
I don't
