http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm#History    History

   Version 6.3 (July 28, 2017)
Added an internal video player that:
Remembers last position
Auto-plays next video when current video ends
Plays video in slide show
Note: We do not provide video codecs. Third party codecs may be required for old versions of Windows
Enhanced rendering quality of annotations in Draw tool
Improved support for high bit-rate mp3 in slide show
Other minor improvements and bug fixes:  http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDownload.htm     Download FastStone Image Viewer

FastStone Image Viewer 6.3  2017-07-28
 

exe


exe (site 2)

zip


portable     Note:

   exe
      A single executable file that installs the application in your computer. Recommended for most users.

   zip
      A zip (compressed) format of the exe file above. In some networks, downloading exe files is strictly prohibited. If you are using such networks, download the zip file instead. After the download, just unzip it to get the exe file (installer).

   portable
      A zip (compressed) file that includes all the required files to run the application independently from any folder you dump it in. Major advantage is that you can carry it around on a memory stick / USB flash drive, or copy / migrate from PC to PC via simple copying of files. No installation is necessary.

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/17dc0.../analysis/  SHA256: 17dc01fc7e505266e62372b2eaa2f34874dda9fbef1be547809f16e57724b35d
File name: FSViewerSetup63.exe
Detection ratio: 3 / 64
Analysis date: 2017-07-29 16:43:58 UTC ( 50 minutes ago ) Baidu Win32.Trojan.WisdomEyes.16070401.9500.9713 20170728
TrendMicro-HouseCall Suspicious_GEN.F47V0729 20170729
WhiteArmor Malware.HighConfidence 20170728 (false positives by these 3 security vendors) Copyright © 2017 by FastStone Soft
Product FastStone Image Viewer
File version 6.3.0.0
Description FastStone Image Viewer 6.3 Setup
Comments FastStone Image Viewer 6.3
 Packers identified
F-PROT NSIS, appended, UPX_LZMA, UPX, Unicode VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-28 21:52:59 UTC ( 19 hours, 41 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-29 16:43:58 UTC ( 50 minutes ago )
File names FSViewerSetup63.exe
FSViewerSetup63.exe
target.exe
target.exe
FSViewerSetup63.exe
17DC01FC7E505266E62372B2EAA2F34874DDA9FBEF1BE547809F16E57724B35D.exe
FSViewerSetup63.exe:  https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/f58e7.../analysis/  
SHA256: f58e7124c300b6fdfac63dd5522300664190e9099907edc97e560afebfecaf2c
File name: FSViewer63.zip
Detection ratio: 1 / 60
Analysis date: 2017-07-29 17:01:21 UTC ( 34 minutes ago ) Cylance Unsafe 20170729 (false positive by Cylance security company) VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-29 09:06:16 UTC ( 8 hours, 29 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-29 17:01:21 UTC ( 34 minutes ago )
File names FSViewer63.zip

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7/27/2017
07:50 PM
Kelly Sheridan
News Connect Directly
Inside the Investigation and Trial of Roman Seleznev
The officials who convicted the credit card thief discussed the investigation, evidence, trial, and challenges involved in his case.
BLACK HAT - Las Vegas - Officials involved in the investigation, arrest, and trial of Roman Seleznev dove into the details of how he operated his hacking empire, the slipups that led to his arrest, and evidence that led to his sentencing.

Seleznev, a notorious Russian computer hacker, was responsible for more than 400 point-of-sale hacks and at least $169 million in credit card fraud. He was sentenced to 27 years in prison and $170 million in restitution after a trial that took place earlier this year.

He went through three "chapters" in his time as a card thief, each defined by a different name, explained Norman Barbosa, assistant US attorney at the US Attorney's Office for the Western District, at Black Hat. The first began in the early 2000s when he adopted the handle nCux, which he used to operate online shops for selling stolen information.

"By 2005, he picked up on the fact that credit cards were an easy way to monetize hacking," said Barbosa. This was around the time the Secret Service began to notice his criminal activity and gather intelligence on him. By 2009, they had collected enough information to determine his identity — just in time for Seleznev to vanish.

"Unfortunately, approximately a month later, he disappeared from the Internet, putting the Secret Service investigation back a step," Barbosa said. "They had to rethink how they would go about seeking international cooperation on the case."

Seleznev reappeared in 2009 under aliases Track2 and Bulba. Officials noted his activity on Carder.su, a forum and online marketplace for credit card details and personal data. He was listed as a "trusted vendor of dumps," which tipped them off to the fact this wasn't a new player.

The investigation was reopened in May 2010 and accelerated through June 2011. During this time, Seleznev was involved in hacking restaurants and stealing credit card data from their point-of-sale devices.

Following his injuries in the 2011 Morocco terrorist attacks, Seleznev returned to Russia and closed his online shop in January 2012. Investigators continued to chase him until 2013, when he reappeared under the alias 2PAC.CC. At this point he wasn't only selling his own stolen data; other major hackers were coming to him to resell credit cards.

Seleznev was arrested in the Maldives in 2014. Normally, the extradition process can take between six months and four years, said Barbosa. In this case, it took about two days to get the Secret Service to the Maldives, and only three more to get Seleznev to the United States.

Independent trial attorney Harold Chun discussed the evidence seized after Seleznev's arrest and mistakes he made leading up to it. Officials seized his laptop, passport, phone, and travel documents, all of which confirmed their earlier hypotheses.

"What these things did was confirm all the attribution that had been gleaned in the investigation, year after year," said Chun.

Seleznev's laptop proved to be a gold mine of evidence. Law enforcement found 1.7 million credit card numbers stored on his device, along with Web pages he created to teach people how they could use stolen card details. On the page, he reminded users: "Remember this is illegal way!!"

"There's not much to say when you have 1.7 million credit card numbers on you when you're on vacation," Chun quipped.

Investigators also discovered an account on Pacer Records, an online court system for recording indictments and search warrants. Before he traveled, Seleznev would search for information on his name and nicknames to determine whether it would be safe to leave.

Other pieces of evidence included information from Windows artifacts, registry keys, event logs, and the System Resource Usage Monitor. Officials also found cellphone backups stored on his computer and in the cloud.

Seleznev made several key slipups leading up to his arrest. He reused passwords for multiple online accounts, making it easy for investigators to guess the password to his laptop. He had two email addresses for his online aliases, some of which he used for crime and some of which he used for personal communications — for example, opening a PayPal account.

Barbosa explained how Seleznev used one of these email addresses to place a flower order for his wife, which he did using his own name and phone number that could be traced back to him.

Seleznev attempted to claim he had been framed by someone — either the US government or another hacker — and also tried to bribe the prosecutor for his case. Neither worked, and it only took a few hours for a Seattle jury to convict him on 38 counts, Chun said.

Published on Jul 26, 2017
As a cybersecurity engineer at this real estate company, Tony Hamil is responsible for almost everything security-related in his organization. That includes monitoring endpoints and user behavior around the world. To get the visibility and 24/7 support he needed to supplement his small team, he turned to Rapid7 Managed Detection and Response (MDR) based on a recommendation from Gartner. MDR, in combination with Rapid7’s incident detection and response tool InsightIDR, provides him with everything he needs to monitor his environment and correlate incidents—even at 2:00 in the morning.

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Published on Jul 26, 2017
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Published on Jul 26, 2017
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http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/...oster.html    Driver Booster 4.5.0.527 Author: Iobit Date: 07/28/2017 07:27 AM Size: 15.0 MB License: Ad-Supported Requires: Win 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP    Version History for Driver Booster: + Expanded driver database to support updating more devices like AMD EPYC, AMD Radeon RX Vega, and Intel Xeon Scalabe. + Optimized scan engine for safer and faster scan. + Optimized program's installation process. + Fixed known bugs. : https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/343ab.../analysis/    
SHA256: 343ab123a926903e225fc4ba45cec50eecad6f978bd522d8891200b64cebfb4d
File name: driver_booster_setup.exe
Detection ratio: 1 / 64
Analysis date: 2017-07-28 22:59:07 UTC ( 3 minutes ago )  DrWeb Program.Unwanted.1183 20170728    Copyright© 2017 IObit. All Rights Reserved.
Product Driver Booster 4
File version 4.5.0
Description Driver Booster 4 Setup
Comments This installation was built with Inno Setup.
Signature verification  Signed file, verified signature
Signing date 10:01 AM 7/28/2017
Signers
[+] IObit Information Technology
[+] Symantec Class 3 SHA256 Code Signing CA
[+] VeriSign
Counter signers
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services Signer - G4
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services CA - G2
[+] Thawte Timestamping CA
 Packers identified
F-PROT INNO, appended   VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-28 09:50:25 UTC ( 13 hours, 11 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-28 22:59:07 UTC ( 3 minutes ago )
File names driver_booster_setup.exe
343AB123A926903E225FC4BA45CEC50EECAD6F978BD522D8891200B64CEBFB4D.exe
IObit.Driver.Booster.PRO.4.5.0.527.exe
driver_booster_setup.exe
driver_booster_setup(1).exe
DriverBooster_v4.5.exe : I also scanned this software with Kaspersky Free Antivirus & Kaspersky found No Malware Or Threats Of Any Kind In This Software

Published on Jul 26, 2017
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http://www.wisecleaner.com/blog_sort_5.html    Wise Disk Cleaner 9.51
Jul. 28, 2017
Wise Disk Cleaner keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows:

Improved Google Chrome Cache and Cookies cleaning.
Improved Opera Browser Cache and Cookies cleaning.
Improved Mozilla Firefox Cache and Cookies cleaning.
Updated various translations.
Minor GUI improvements.  :   https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0f3ed.../analysis/  SHA256: 0f3edecb72585b851a234091d208d9b3b3df4d0a272fd182dac0fe8c09f0c7b4
File name: WDCFree.exe
Detection ratio: 0 / 65
Analysis date: 2017-07-28 17:31:03 UTC ( 5 hours, 33 minutes ago ) CopyrightWiseCleaner.com
Product Wise Disk Cleaner
File version 9.5.1
Description Wise Disk Cleaner
Comments This installation was built with Inno Setup.
Signature verification  Signed file, verified signature
Signing date 9:20 AM 7/28/2017
Signers
[+] Lespeed Technology Ltd.
[+] VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2010 CA
[+] VeriSign
Counter signers
[+] DigiCert Timestamp Responder
[+] DigiCert Assured ID CA-1
[+] DigiCert
 Packers identified
F-PROT INNO, appended, Unicode VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-28 08:41:43 UTC ( 14 hours, 22 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-28 09:30:12 UTC ( 13 hours, 33 minutes ago )
File names 0F3EDECB72585B851A234091D208D9B3B3DF4D0A272FD182DAC0FE8C09F0C7B4.exe
WDCFree.exe
WDCFree.exe
WDCFree.exe
WDCFree.exe : https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/08c95.../analysis/  SHA256: 08c951a0df4865d388c9fa826991eb8b6d96686a7d561d5cf98a5f6cbd4dbd39
File name: WDCFree.zip
Detection ratio: 0 / 60
Analysis date: 2017-07-28 14:28:49 UTC ( 8 hours, 36 minutes ago ) VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-28 09:31:25 UTC ( 13 hours, 33 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-28 14:28:49 UTC ( 8 hours, 36 minutes ago )
File names WDCFree.zip

I also scanned these software with Kaspersky Free Antivirus & it also found No Malware or Threats in these software

Published on Jul 26, 2017
AppCheck Anti-Ransomware (www.checkmal.com) The product blocks the BTCWare Ransomware action encrypting the file with the [.mailer.aleta.cc] .aleta extension.

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Published on Jul 26, 2017
AppCheck Anti-Ransomware (www.checkmal.com) The product blocks Scarab Ransomware actions that encrypt files with the [.resque@plague.desi] .scarab extension.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryM4Se74y9w    Kaspersky Free Antivirus 2017 Review
The PC Security Channel [TPSC] 
Published on 28 Jul 2017
Kaspersky Free Antivirus 2017, URL based Prevention test with some fresh malware, my thoughts on use-cases, interface etc. Excited about this new product? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Resize Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP Disk

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SoundCard:Windows-compatible sound card
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Support All levels of hardware figured RAID volumes
Format partition 
Delet partition 
Copy partition to unallocated free space 
Create partition 
Support Windows PC versions Windows 2000 XP Vista 7 8 
Support WinPE and portable Edition
Windows 64 bit partition software - run Windows 64 bit independent exe on computer
Support bootable cd in v3.2 released on 20 Feb. 2017

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2TB drive compatible
Windows 32&64 bits supported
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Important: [How to activate?]

Use the code in the attached text document

The code is valid soon after the giveaway, so please use the code immediately

The activated software would stay valid lifetime. No updates supported

Giveaway is valid till August 5, 2017

See below For newer license and date.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/...ler_7.html    IObit Uninstaller 7 7.0.1.139 RC   Author: IObit Date: 07/28/2017 10:20 AM Size: 14.4 MB License: Freeware Buy IObit Uninstaller 7 Requires: Win 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP   Version History for IObit Uninstaller 7: + Fixed the incomplete uninstallation issue for some stubborn programs. + Fixed the update failure of some programs, including Skype. + Optimized the algorithm for monitoring bundleware & bundled plugins for more thorough removal. + Added white skin. + Supported 31 languages. + Fixed all known bugs from Beta 1. : https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/2c638.../analysis/  SHA256: 2c638317fa3e4281a7121d788938074a88275f4fa5841fa1fe3d6897a33f7289
File name: iobituninstaller7-rc.
Detection ratio: 1 / 64
Analysis date: 2017-07-28 17:07:24 UTC ( 2 hours, 18 minutes ago )   DrWeb Program.Unwanted.1183 20170728   Copyright© 2005-2017
Product IObit Uninstaller
File version 7.0.1.139
Description IObit Uninstaller
Signature verification  Signed file, verified signature
Signing date 12:25 PM 7/28/2017
Signers
[+] IObit Information Technology
[+] Symantec Class 3 SHA256 Code Signing CA
[+] VeriSign
Counter signers
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services Signer - G4
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services CA - G2
[+] Thawte Timestamping CA   VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-07-28 12:43:42 UTC ( 6 hours, 42 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-07-28 17:07:24 UTC ( 2 hours, 18 minutes ago )
File names iobituninstaller7-rc.exe
IU7_beta2_setup_0728_1925.exe : I also scanned this software with Kaspersky Free & it found No Malware At All In This Software

"How To Get Your Copy :

⦁    This giveaway is available from July 28 through July 31, 2017.
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⦁    This giveaway version does not support major upgrades to the software."

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Published on Jul 25, 2017
Recently, security researcher Leigh-Anne Galloway (@L_AGalloway) found a vulnerability on Myspace, my first thought was amazement that Myspace still existed.

It’s one of the sites that seems to have been lost in the digital abyss, like tears in the rain.

The details of the vulnerability (which appears to have been fixed now) can be found here: https://leigh-annegalloway.com/myspace/

While it’s easy to poke fun at an ancient website with a security flaw, there can be serious consequences as a result. Older sites like Myspace form something of a digital cemetery. Except, data isn’t dead, it’s just abandoned.

So what happens when a website that was once heavily used is left? In these situations, the best thing would probably be if the website shut down altogether.

However, in many cases a website like Myspace limps along. Sometimes trying to reinvent itself, other times acquired by a larger company, stripped of its assets, and thrown into the corner.

Without regular maintenance or monitoring, such websites can easily become derelict, like a building with a leaky roof, occupied only by squatters.

The onus on any website operator, regardless of popularity, or relevance is to maintain good security. Particularly around registration, forgotten password, and forgotten accounts.

The lack of maintenance can expose the data of legitimate users of the service. This could range anywhere from a mild inconvenience, to embarrassment, to being able to leverage for a full on attack.

As users, there is little power one has over how a website is maintained. But, if one has stopped using a service, they should look to move and delete any and all data that may be on there. It is usually not sufficient to simply disable or delete an account, as in some cases these can be reactivated.

It’s an interesting situation that is new to a generation of internet users. What digital ghosts will haunt a generation in their retirement from posts they made when they were full of youthful exuberance?

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Published on Jul 25, 2017
We start off this week with a fabulous picture of the week and for the first time in this podcast's 12-year history, our first quote of the week. Then we'll be discussing the chilling effects of arresting ethical hackers, the upcoming neutrality debate congressional hearing, something troubling encountered at McAfee.com, an entirely new IoT nightmare you couldn't have seen coming and just won't believe, the long-awaited Adobe Flash end-of-life schedule, welcome performance news for Firefox users, the FCC allocates new sensor spectrum for self driving cars, three bits of follow-up errata, a bit of miscellany, and then: "Crypto Tension" -- a careful look at the presently ongoing controversy surrounding the deliberate provisioning of passive eavesdropping decryption being seriously considered for inclusion in the forthcoming TLS v1.3 standard.
We invite you to read our show notes.

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For 16kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6.

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