Monthly Archives: October 2010

StopBadware’s public comments to the FCC and U.S. Dept. of Commerce

Posted on October 19, 2010 by ccondon

The evolution of public policy as it pertains to cybersecurity is of significant interest to us at StopBadware. Our extensive experience with badware websites puts us in the position to illuminate pressing issues and possible solutions with regard to security, … Continue reading →

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Prevx’s ill-conceived idea

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Maxim Weinstein

Last week, BBC News reported that security firm Prevx will release a "small program" that will gather data about the effectiveness of anti-virus software: In the face of the tidal wave of malware, said Mr Bolin, PC users need a … Continue reading →

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Sowing the Seeds – What Next?

Posted on October 13, 2010 by Maxim Weinstein

In "Sowing the Seeds for a Safer Internet," a piece for InfoWorld, Roger Grimes calls on the tech industry to work together to create a unified malware warning system: …I think we all need a warning service built in to … Continue reading →

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StopBadware welcomes Nominum as new partner

Posted on October 4, 2010 by ccondon

In the fight against badware, StopBadware is always looking for new ways to make the Internet safer and for more people to help us do it. Today, StopBadware is excited to announce its new partnership with Nominum, a leading provider … Continue reading →

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