The media and advertising team of the New York Times website is currently trying to track down and remove a malicious advertisement promoting scareware. Users are advised to ignore any alerts that warn them of being infected with malware and offering an antivirus solution.Users started reporting anomalies when visiti... |
14 September 2009
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The economic downturn hasn't been kind to the newspaper business already struggling with fewer readers and diminished advertising revenue. Needless to say, most aren't happy about their situation yet few have made attempts to adapt to a new business model. The prestigious New York Times is contemplating one... |
10 July 2009
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The Moment, a popular fashion blog belonging to the New York Times, had its Twitter account commandeered by cyber-crooks. Following the incident, more than half a million users of the micro-blogging platform received adult-oriented spam. A message reading, "Everyone visit http://tinyurl.com/[removed] for 100% FREE w... |
15 May 2009
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The Romanian HackersBlog outfit disclosed a SQL injection vulnerability in the website of the International Herald Tribune, the international edition of the New York Times. A poorly-sanitized parameter allowed the hackers to obtain access to the database, including the table containing the login credentials of the ne... |
18 February 2009
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Once considered to be a near “sacred” spot, the first page of the famous New York Times newspaper is now opened to commercial ads, despite the fact that it did without them for decades. This concession, which the company management made in front of the economic downturn, goes on to prove the effects that ... |
6 January 2009
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The New York Times has released its very own application, offering "a new way to take your news with you on the iPhone and iPod touch." The NYTimes iPhone application allows you to enjoy the high-quality journalism of The New York Times on your iPhone, anywhere.The application is "specifically designed to utilize the... |
14 July 2008
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The phishing attacks are probably some of the illegal activities able to cause the most important damage to us, because they are usually attempting to steal login credentials. Obviously, this information could be related to all kinds of accounts including emails, servers and bank accounts. Because of that, it's... |
12 December 2007
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The New York Times is one of the largest publications in the entire world, having millions of readers in both offline and online mode. In order to read all the information provided by the online version, the folks working at the NYT created a special Windows application, codenamed 'Times Reader', that downl... |
23 August 2007
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Search Engine Land reported today that one of the best known online publications, the New York Times, is spamming Google with sex content. It seems that the spam results are displayed when any user searches the Internet for the "sex" keyword, the newspaper being placed on the third position with its internal results.... |
9 May 2007
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