Outlook phish mail in the wild

Trend Micro recently blogged about rather genuine-looking phish mail which tries to make user download a trojan. After activating, trojan checks login credentials for biggest online banks and for social networking websites like YouTube, MySpace, Flickr and Facebook. It also activates when user visits those websites.

Microsoft has said years ago that they don't mail about such updates but unfortunately there are always some people who will believe in those mails. That's why all Microsoft related updates should be downloaded from Microsoft Update.

Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.38 released

Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.38 has been released.

See below changelog from Malwarebytes website:

# FIXED) Minor issue with updating.
# (FIXED) Certain types of freezing during full and quick scans.
# (FIXED) Problem with Estonian language and installer.
# (FIXED) Certain folders showing up as files in results list.
# (FIXED) Scan time improperly displayed if Abort Scan clicked after Pause Scan.
# (FIXED) Error during loading log files after database update.
# (FIXED) Issues with freezing in protection mode. Certain conflicts with anti-virus software.
# (ADDED) Some proxy support, please see /proxy command line parameter.
# (ADDED) New command line parameters: /logtofolder, /logtofile (see help file).

You can use internal updater or download latest version from malwarebytes website.

Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 released

Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 has been released. There are several security fixes, 9 in total.
Four of them has been classified as critical, one as high, two as moderate and rest as low. Read more about them here

For other changes, see here

You can use internal updater or download latest version from here