The PowerShift Program puts a world of resources at your fingertips.
Login Page:
http://powershift.netgear.com/ 
Apply to be a Partner:
http://powershift.netgear.com/et.cfm?eid=register
Forgot Password:
http://powershift.netgear.com/et.cfm?eid=resend_password
Not Yet a Partner? Learn More
Language or region not listed above?
Visit our Contact Us page to locate detailed regional contact information using our worldwide map.
Check back soon for deployment of more international websites.
From wireless routers and adapters to Layer 3 Managed Switches we have the networking equipment you need for your home or small business.
Visit NETGEAR.com
Purchase your license key(s) today for your ProSecure® STM and UTM appliances.
Posted By Pete at 5:48 PM, May 29, 2009
A week ago Gumblar officially became a major threat. You can read our report on Gumblar here (or just scroll down and look at the previous blog entry). Since then, it has only become more intrusive and evasive. The virus has shown no signs of slowing down. Although the original domains gumblar.cn and martuz.cn have been shutdown, new ones such as liteautotop.cn and autobestwestern.cn have taken their place. The injected scripts are now dynamically generated and created in a way to bypass virus scanner detection.
What Gumblar has shown us is how vulnerable we are against Web-based malware attacks. This along with Youtube, Facebook targeted malware is a clear indication that cyber criminals have shifted their focus to the Web. It's not just the anti-malware or data leak prevention technology that is having a hard time stopping Gumblar, but also the unawareness of your regular Joe as he is doing a Google search or browsing the Web. The Web is a dangerous place but the general public does not know that yet. that will be the biggest challenge for all of us to overcome moving forward.
Posted by: Pete at 5:48 PM
Categories: Malware , Viruses
TrackBack URL: http://prosecure.netgear.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/25