So read this article over at Kapersky by Vitaly. Apparently there’s a guy who’s providing A/V tracking info for malware developers so that they can include blacklisted (bad for the malware) IP addresses in their code.
http://www.viruslist.com/en/weblog?weblogid=208187881
Apparently he’s upset with the A/V companies, ‘specially Kaperski at the moment.
The link to the site in question is in the article. Visit at your own risk.
Gaaaah! Come on people!
Scan Finds 21,000 Vulnerable Internet Devices: “Researchers scan more than 130 million IP addresses and find more than 21,000 routers, webcams, VoIP systems and other embedded devices vulnerable to remote attack.
(Via Wired News.)
If you didn’t see this… the applications were built on the Application Extension Platform (AXP) and some pretty cool stuff was developed for the contest.
Cisco routers can do more than just route…: “Cisco has announced the winners of the programming contest for its Linux-based Integrated Services routers. The contest resulted in some rather interesting applications”
(Via The H Security.)
Oh… by the way. Happy 100-posts to me. 
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