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Author Archives: ccondon
20 providers. 10 countries. 5 continents. 1 goal.
Two months after its launch in August, our We Stop Badware™ Web Host program has garnered 20 hosting providers from around the world who have pledged to protect their networks and their customers by responding decisively to badware reports. We’re … Continue reading
Tagged badware, malware, stopbadware, webhost, website
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New best practices for reporting badware URLs
We’re happy to announce today the public release of our second best practices document: Best Practices for Reporting Badware URLs. These best practices lay out steps that individuals and organizations can follow to effectively report badware URLs to the parties … Continue reading
Tagged malware, reporting, stopbadware
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Last chance to submit feedback on new best practices for reporting badware URLs
Several weeks ago, we put out a request for comments to anyone who might have feedback on our newly developed best practices for reporting badware URLs. As a reminder, we’ll be accepting comments on the new best practices until this … Continue reading
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Observations from StopBadware’s first foray into reporting
As we mentioned last week, we have a full and public draft of a new best practices document for reporting badware URLs. You may also be aware that StopBadware receives a feed of badware URLs reported by members of our … Continue reading
Tagged hosting, reporting, stopbadware
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StopBadware introduces We Stop Badware™ program for web hosting providers
For some time now, StopBadware has advocated for increased focus on web hosting providers’ role in protecting customers, Internet users, and the Web as a whole from badware. Last week at HostingCon, StopBadware launched the We Stop Badwareâ„¢ Web Host … Continue reading
Upcoming StopBadware events: HostingCon, Online Trust Forum 2011
Happy middle-of-July, everyone: we hope the season is treating you kindly. The next few months are going to be pretty eventful for us—literally. We have several events coming up in various cities (all stateside for now), and we’d love to … Continue reading
Tagged badware, events, hostingcon, otalliance, stopbadware, webhosts
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Announcing the newest StopBadware report: The State of Badware
Today, StopBadware is proud to announce the public release of our first State of Badware report. The State of Badware offers insight into recent badware trends and responses and examines the factors that contribute to badware’s persistence. Badware is a … Continue reading
Tagged badware, of, reports, research, state, stopbadware
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SoftLayer becomes new StopBadware sponsor
We at StopBadware are happy to officially welcome SoftLayer as our newest sponsor! SoftLayer Technologies is the largest web hosting company in the world. They’ve recently supported StopBadware by contributing to the development of our best practices for web hosting … Continue reading
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“Canonical” hacks
The following is a guest blog post by Denis Sinegubko, a malware researcher, security blogger, and software developer. Denis is the creator of Unmask Parasites, a free tool for checking websites for badware. Matt Cutts, the head of the webspam … Continue reading
StopBadware seeks a summer intern to help fight badware
Good news! StopBadware has a last-minute opening for a summer intern here in our badware-repellent office in Harvard Square. Our summer intern will: learn how to spot badware in websites contribute to the security community’s knowledge of badware trends hang … Continue reading
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