448 blog results for "worm"

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Posted in Quick Takes by David Carnoy

The rumors about the Apple Tablet are getting crazy and special guest Cali Lewis nails it when she calls it a unicorn. We also get the first look at the Google OS, and nobody is very excited about Microsoft Office 2010.

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt

Antivirus and security developer Intego released information on another worm that has been built to steal information from jailbroken iPhone users.

Posted in MacFixIt by Topher Kessler

If your iPhone was recently "Rickrolled," these six steps will show you how to change the root password on your jailbroken iPhone (or iPod Touch) to protect your device from a serious vulnerability.

Posted in iPhone Atlas by David Martin

80's pop legend, Rick Astley made a stunning return to the spotlight recently when an Australian hacker became the first person to write a worm for the iPhone. The worm, however, only affects jailbroken iPhones.

Posted in MacFixIt by Joe Aimonetti

We get an email telling us our podcast RSS feed is now blocked in China after talking about the dispute over World of Warcraft between two Chinese government departments. Really? THAT is what got us blocked. We also get a kick out of good old Grandpa Mu

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Lynn Fu

Today on the podcast: Google buys ad tech company, CPU sales bounce back, the iPhone gets Rickrolled, and we talk with CNET's Stephen Shankland about Firefox' fifth birthday.

Posted in CNET News Daily Podcast by Rafe Needleman

A worm has been discovered that currently seems to change the background wallpaper of jailbroken iphones as a proof-of-concept attack, but exposes a vulnerability in the iPhone.

Posted in MacFixIt by Topher Kessler

iPhones that have been "jailbroken" are potentially vulnerable to a worm that replaces the device's default wallpaper with, yes, a photo of pop singer Rick Astley.

Posted in News - Apple by Caroline McCarthy

Sales and usage of new OS are up, while Intel attracts additional antitrust attention. Also: AT&T has a lawyer for that app ad.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Steven Musil