detection
2 Results
Sponsored White Papers, Webcasts & Resources
-
Workforce Alignment: Turn your Organization's Defining Resource into a Competitive Advantage
Check out this white paper to learn more about workforce alignment and how to achieve it at your organization.
-
Lasers detecting explosives from 20 meters away
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) researchers have developed a super-sensitive explosives detector which uses a laser and a device that converts reflected light into sound. Interestingly, the...
-
An Attack Timeline
Sorting out the value propositions of different detection and response technologies can be challenging. This makes it difficult for organizations to implement a complete and appropriate...
Additional Results
-
Apple developing tool to detect and remove Flashback Trojan
Apple is developing a tool to detect and remove the Flashback Trojan that has infected over 600,000 Macs. In the meantime, here are some alternatives for both detecting and removing the malware.
-
PwnedList alerts you when you've been hacked, for a price
PwnedList, a website that keeps track of online accounts that have been compromised, launched a new service today that alerts you when your credentials have been posted publicly by hackers.
-
Android malware uses server-side polymorphism to evade detection
Tricks that worked for the bad guys on Windows now being reused for Android.
-
New variants of premium rate SMS trojan 'RuFraud' detected in the wild
Researchers from AegisLab, have intercepted several new variants of the infamous RuFraud premium rate SMS trojan.
-
A 'laser-pointer' for detecting roadside bombs
Michigan State University researchers have developed a laser that could detect improvised explosive devices (IEDs) with an output comparable to a simple presentation pointer.
-
Training computers to help detect pain
Researchers use software to help parse information generated by brain scans, enabling them to detect when people are in pain.
-
Kaspersky: 12 different vulnerabilities detected on every PC
Researchers from Kaspersky have sampled their customer base, and found out that on average, every PC has 12 different vulnerabilities.
-
Fujifilm announces FinePix F600EXR compact megazoom with improved GPS and motion detection
Fujifilm updates its compact megazoom F Series with better GPS features, motion detection, and a new "intelligent" digital zoom.
-
Acer Aspire Z5763 all-in-one sports motion gesture detection
Acer has unveiled the 3D-powered Aspire Z5763 all-in-one desktop, and it's not often that the maker boasts that the computer will "open the doors" to plain old "fun."
-
Nasdaq confirms servers hacked via web-facing application
The company that owns the Nasdaq stock market today confirmed that servers in the U.S. were hijacked as part of a hacking attack but made it clear the breach was "unrelated to our trading systems."
-
Apple patents feature that remotely disables devices when "unauthorized usage" is detected
Apple has applied for a patent that some will think is highly beneficial, and others will think that it takes snooping to a whole new level.
-
Malware Watch: Skype exploit, Skype-themed malicious spam campaigns detected
Researchers from M86 Security Labs are reporting on a currently active malware campaign, using for the first time a working exploit targeting the (fixed) EasyBits Extras Manager Unspecified...
-
Smart water sensors use wireless to detect dryness levels
So, you might have heard that it's a bit wet here in New Jersey. So, as I was pursuing the green blogs this evening, this item jumped out at me from EarthTechling: an article about new sensors...
-
Fujifilm FinePix z700 point-and-shoot digital camera boasts pet detection mode
Fujifilm will be releasing a pet-friendly, ultra-compact digital camera later this month. The FinePix z700 is being boasted as the first point-and-shoot to feature a "pet detection" function.
-
TR Dojo: Detect and remove malware with these tools
TechRepublic's Bill Detwiler examines three types of anti-malware tools and explains how they can find and remove malware.
-
Microsoft readies new rootkit detection tool in light of Windows XP patching problems
Microsoft is working on a new tool for tecting and removing the Alureon rootkit from Windows' users systems after the company found that Alureon seems to be behind blue-screen problems experienced...
-
Microsoft to push new piracy-detection update to Windows 7 users
Microsoft is planning to push to Windows 7 users a set of anti-piracy updates before the end of February. Called the Windows Activation Technologies Update for Windows 7, the Windows Genuine patch...
-
Chemical detection? There's an app for that
NASA has developed an app (and corresponding hardware) that can detect low concentrations of airborne ammonia, chlorine gas and methane in the air.
The best of ZDNet, delivered
ZDNet Newsletters
Get the best of ZDNet delivered straight to your inbox
Vendor Showcase
