The Butterfly Effect: Are You Smart Enough To Run a Website?

November 17 2009 by Teksquisite in Malware, Security |1 Comment

The butterfly effect: “Small variations of the initial condition of a dynamical system may produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system.” In the realm of Internet security, webmasters (hosting service providers) are pivotal in reducing the impact of compromised/malware-laden websites.  Once a compromised site becomes known to a webmaster (or hosting [...]

An Internet for Social Responsibility?

October 11 2009 by Teksquisite in Malware, Security |2 Comments

During a keynote presentation at the Virus Bulletin conference 2009, Head of Google’s anti-malvertising team,Eric Davis,wanted ISPs to become more proactive in their approach in dealing with malware-infested computers on their networks. “The ISPs are in the best position to detected infected machines. They’re in the best place to do something about malware.  They already [...]

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