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Disk Savvy v9.6.18
Desktop GUI application
5.65 MB Freeware  Supported Operating Systems:

Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2008
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Server 2016   2007-2017 Flexense - Data Management Software :  https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/be932.../analysis/  SHA256: be932d104c0ff0cd8a9031aaa5397c6123b97808079464920403d8ec9b4e8471
File name: disksavvy_setup_v9.6.18.exe
Detection ratio: 0 / 61
Analysis date: 2017-04-20 18:00:38 UTC ( 1 day, 4 hours ago ) F-PROT NSIS VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-04-20 18:00:38 UTC ( 1 day, 4 hours ago )
Last submission 2017-04-20 18:00:38 UTC ( 1 day, 4 hours ago )
File names BE932D104C0FF0CD8A9031AAA5397C6123B97808079464920403D8EC9B4E8471.exe
disksavvy_setup_v9.6.18.exe

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File name: DVDFab10035.exe
Detection ratio: 1 / 60
Analysis date: 2017-04-21 17:25:07 UTC ( 5 hours, 31 minutes ago )  AegisLab AdWare.W32.Fiseria.mfxK 20170421 (False Positive by AegisLab security company) Copyright © 2017 FengTao Software Inc.
Product DVDFab
Original name DVDFab.exe
Internal name DVDFab.exe
File version 1.0.0.1
Description DVDFab
Signature verification  Signed file, verified signature
Signing date 12:08 PM 4/21/2017
Signers
[+] Fengtao Software Inc.
[+] GlobalSign Extended Validation CodeSigning CA - SHA256 - G3
[+] GlobalSign
Counter signers
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services Signer - G4
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services CA - G2
[+] Thawte Timestamping CA
 Packers identified
F-PROT 7Z VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-04-21 13:21:32 UTC ( 9 hours, 35 minutes ago )
Last submission 2017-04-21 17:25:07 UTC ( 5 hours, 31 minutes ago )
File names 4AA63F0FC7ED379913CCCBAEF4443C18A213C287CEFADC763B29EDAB80993AB9.exe
4AA63F0FC7ED379913CCCBAEF4443C18A213C287CEFADC763B29EDAB80993AB9
DVDFab.exe
DVDFab10035.exe

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Published on Apr 18, 2017
This week Steve and Leo discuss another new side-channel attack on smartphone PIN entry (and much more), Smartphone fingerprint readers turn out to be far more spoofable that we had hoped. All Linux kernels prior to v4.5 are vulnerable to a serious remote network attack over UDP, a way to prevent Google from tracking the search links we click (and to allow us to copy the links from the search results), the latest NSA Vault7 data dump nightmare, the problem with punycode domains, four years after the public UPnP router exposure, looking closely at the mixed blessing of hiding WiFi access point SSID broadcasts, some miscellany, and then a collection of quick "Closing The Loop" follow-ups from last week's "Proactive Privacy" podcast.
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Published on Apr 11, 2017
This week Steve and Leo discuss Symantec finding 40 past attacks explained by the Vault7 document leaks, an incremental improvement coming to CA certificate issuance, Microsoft patches a 0-day Office vulnerability that was being exploited in the wild, what's a "BricketBot"?, why you need a secure DNS registrar, This Week in IoT Tantrums, a head shaker from our "You really can't make this stuff up" department, the present danger of fake VPN services, an older edition of Windows reaches end-of-patch-life, some "closing the loop" feedback from our listeners, a bit of miscellany, and a comprehensive survey of privacy encroaching technologies and what can be done to limit their grasp.
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Published on Apr 4, 2017
This week Steve and Leo discuss another iOS update update, more bad news and some good news on the IoT front, the readout on Tavis Ormandy's shower revelation, more worrisome anti-encryption saber rattling from the EU, a look at a recent Edward Snowden tweet, Samsung's S8 mistake, a questionable approach to online privacy, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Alice and Bob, some quickie feedback loops from our listeners, and an update on Steve's projects.
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Published on Mar 28, 2017
This week Steve and Jason discuss… Google’s Tavis Ormandy takes a shower, iOS gets a massive feature and security update, a new target for ‘Bot money harvesting appears, Microsoft suffers a rather significant user-privacy fail, the UK increases its communications decryption rhetoric, a worrisome vote in the US senate, NEST fails to respond to a researcher's report, this week in IoT nonsense, a fun quote of the week, a bit of miscellany, some quickie questions from our listeners, and a close look at the developing drama surrounding Google's enforcement of the Certificate Authority Baseline rules with Symantec.
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Published on Mar 21, 2017
This week Steve and Leo discuss developments in the new windows on old hardware front, Cisco finds a surprise in the Vault7 docs, Ubiquity was caught with the PHPs down, CheckPoint discovered problems in WhatsApp and Telegram, some interesting details about the long-running Yahoo breaches, the death of the "eBay Football", the latest amazing IoT insanity, the incredible results of the CanSecWest Pwn2Own competition, a classic "you're doing it wrong" example, Tavis pokes LastPass again, some miscellany and an interesting proposal about controlling web advertising abuse.
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Published on Mar 14, 2017
This week Steve and Leo discuss March's long-awaited patch Tuesday, the release deployment of Google Invisible reCaptcha, getting more than you bargained for with a new Android smartphone, the new "Find my iPhone" phishing campaign, the failure of Wi-Fi anti-tracking, a nasty and significant new hard-to-fix web server 0-day vulnerability, what if your ISP decides to unilaterally block a service you depend upon? Shining some much-needed light onto a poorly conceived end-to-end messaging application, two quick takes, a bit of errata and miscellany... and a look into what Wikileaks revealed about the CIA's data collection capabilities and practices.
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Published on Mar 7, 2017
Countdown to March's patch Tuesday; what was behind Amazon's S3 outage? Why don't I have a cellular connectivity backup? Some additional Cloudflare perspective, Amazon to fight another day over their Voice Assistant's privacy, an examination of the top 9 Android password managers uncovers problems, another lifeless malware campaign found in the wild, security improvements in Chrome and Firefox, a proof of concept for BIOS ransomware, a how-to walk-through for return-oriented programming, a nifty new site scanning service, Matthew Green compares desktop and mobile security, a bunch of feedback quickies, an incredibly wonderful waste of time accomplishment, the future threat of deliberately fooling AI, and the dark side of automated domain validation certificate issuance.
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Published on Feb 28, 2017
This week, Leo and Steve discuss the "CloudBleed" adventure, another project zero 90-day timer expires for Microsoft, this week's IoT head-shaker, a New York airport exposes critical server data for a year, another danger created by inline third party TLS-intercepting "middleboxes", more judicial thrashing over fingerprint warrants, Amazon says no to Echo data warrant, a fun drone-enabled proof on concept is widely misunderstood, another example of A/V attack surface expansion, some additional Crypto education pointers and miscellany... and what does Google's deliberate creation of two SHA-1-colliding files actually mean?
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Wise Video Converter is an easy-to-use software which can convert all formats of videos just with ONE click or drag. It helps make your switch between devices more flexible

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Version 5.50 beta 1

  1. WinRAR and command line RAR use RAR 5.0 archive format by default.
      You can change it to RAR 4.x compatible format with "RAR4" option
      in archiving dialog or -ma4 command line switch.
     
      If you prefer RAR 4.x format by default, use "Create default..."
      button on "Compression" page of WinRAR settings and set "RAR4"
      in the displayed dialog.

      This change affects only new clean installs. If you already saved
      RAR format in the default compression profile in previous versions,
      WinRAR respects stored settings.
 
  2. Use "Set master password" button in "Organize passwords" dialog
      to encrypt saved password records and protect them from unauthorized
      access.
     
      If saved passwords are protected with master password, you need to
      enter the master password and press "OK" in password prompt to access
      them. If entered password does not match the master password,
      it is treated as a usual password for archive operations.

      Once entered, the master password is valid until WinRAR is closed.
      Close WinRAR and open it again after specifying the master password
      if you wish to see how protection works. Enter a valid and then
      empty master password to remove encryption from previously protected
      password records.

      This WinRAR version uses a new data format for password organizer,
      so passwords stored in "Organize passwords" dialog are not readable
      by older versions. It does not affect archive encryption formats
      and encrypted archives are compatible with previous WinRAR version.
      Organizer data is converted to a new format only when you save it
      and not immediately after installing WinRAR.

  3. Prompt proposing to set the master password is displayed
      when storing a password in compression profile. You can enter
      the master password to encrypt password data stored in Registry
      and protect it from unauthorized access. You will need to enter
      the master password in password prompt dialog to access
      such compression profile after that.

      Once entered, the master password is valid until WinRAR is closed.
      Close WinRAR and open it again after specifying the master password
      if you wish to see how protection works.

  4. By default, WinRAR uses AES-256 in CTR mode to encrypt ZIP archives.
      While AES-256 is significantly more secure than ZIP 2.0 legacy
      encryption algorithm, it can be incompatible with some older
      unzip software. If compatibility with such tools is required,
      you can enable "ZIP legacy encryption" option in the password
      dialog or use -mezl switch in the command line mode.
 
  5. Added extraction support for .LZ archives created by Lzip compressor.
 
  6. Modern TAR tools can store high precision file times, lengthy
      file names and large file sizes in special PAX extended headers
      inside of TAR archive. Now WinRAR supports such PAX headers
      and uses them when extracting TAR archives.

  7. New "Store modification time" option on "Time" page of archiving
      dialog can be used to prohibit storing the file modification time
      in RAR 5.x archives. Former "High precision modification time"
      option is replaced by "High precision time format".

  8. New "Full paths in title bar" option in "Settings/General" dialog.
      If enabled, the full path of currently opened folder or archive
      is displayed in WinRAR title bar.

  9. New "Settings/Archives" page provides "File types to open as
      archives first" group of options. Here you can define how Enter
      or double click on a file with non-archive extension and archive
      contents should be processed in WinRAR file list. Examples
      of such files are .docx or self-extracting .exe archives.
      You can instruct WinRAR to open such files as archives,
      to run them, to handle them similarly or differently inside
      and outside of archives, to never run specified file types
      even if they do not include any archived contents.

      Default settings are to open self-extracting exe and to run
      other types of archives with non-archive extension.

      Regardless of these options, you can always open any such
      archive file by pressing Ctrl+PgDn on its name in WinRAR file list.

  10. New "Copy full names to clipboard" command in "File" menu
      places full names of selected files to clipboard.

      This command is also added to context menu displayed
      when right clicking the file list in WinRAR. Several other commands,
      which are also present on the toolbar or in main menu,
      such as "View" and "Repair", are removed from this context menu.

  11. LZ and ZIPX are added to list of associations in Settings/Integration
      dialog.

  12. LZ and ZIPX extensions are added to default list of formats for
      -ms switch ("Specify file types to store") invoked without parameters.

  13. You can specify 'f' charset value in -sc switch to use UTF-8
      encoding. For example:

      rar a -scfl arcname @filelist.txt

      to read contents of filelist.txt as UTF-8 text.

  14. RAR "lt" and "vt" commands display file times with nanosecond
      precision. Such precision is used in RAR5 archives created
      by RAR/Unix 5.50 and newer. Archives created by WinRAR have 100ns
      file time precision.

  15. Only '+', '-' and '1' precision modifiers are supported
      in -ts switch now. Use '+' to store the file time with maximum
      precision, '-' to omit the file time and '1' to store it with
      1 second precision. Intermediate precision modes previously
      defined with '2' and '3' modifiers are not available in RAR 5.0
      archive format and ignored by -ts switch.

  16. If a wrong password is entered when unpacking an encrypted file
      in RAR5 archive, WinRAR proposes to enter a valid password
      for same file again instead of aborting extraction.
 
  17. File path information is displayed if mouse pointer is placed over
      a name of archiving file in the operation progress window.

  18. Name of currently active compression profile is displayed
      in the archiving dialog above "Profiles..." button.

  19. If "Find" command is invoked from inside of archive subfolder,
      "File names to find" will include the path to this subfolder.
      So "Find" will search only starting from this subfolder.

  20. Bugs fixed:
 
      a) WinRAR failed to unpack files in ZIP archives compressed
        with XZ algorithm and encrypted with AES;
     
      b) if "Windows progress bars" option in WinRAR settings was turned off
        and "Put each file to separate archive" archiving mode was used,
        "gold" part of total progress bar did not display the compressed
        data ratio correctly;

      c) SFX archive extraction progress was incorrect in case of
        multivolume SFX archive with total volume size exceeding 4 GB;

      d) if archived folder name included trailing spaces, if user
        selected and extracted some folders in non-root archive folder
        and if "Allow potentially incompatible names" extraction option
        was turned off, WinRAR could lose one or more leading characters
        in extracted folder name;

      e) if only creation or only last access file time was stored in RAR5
        archive with 1 second precision, such as with -ma5 -tsm- -tsa1
        switches, this stored time was ignored when extracting.



A listing of the latest changes to WinRAR can be found here:
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For Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP

Version : 9.0.0.1171 What's New   What's new in the latest version ?
 9.0.0.1171 Apr 21, 2017
Fixed: Bug fixes :  https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/2b65c.../analysis/  SHA256: 2b65c6b24a9b9e607ffa19af772b3f520b5c02cbc0451db43bd20e7be18b694a
File name: 360TS_Setup_Mini.exe
Detection ratio: 0 / 60
Analysis date: 2017-04-21 09:38:48 UTC ( 6 hours, 55 minutes ago ) Copyright©Qihu 360 Software Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Product 360 Total Security Online Installer
Original name 360Installer.exe
Internal name 360Installer
File version 6, 6, 0, 1042
Description 360 Total Security Online Installer
Signature verification  Signed file, verified signature
Signing date 7:55 AM 2/6/2017
Signers
[+] QIHU 360 SOFTWARE CO. LIMITED
[+] VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2010 CA
[+] VeriSign
Counter signers
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services Signer - G4
[+] Symantec Time Stamping Services CA - G2
[+] Thawte Timestamping CA VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-02-06 11:31:41 UTC ( 2 months, 2 weeks ago )
Last submission 2017-04-21 09:38:48 UTC ( 6 hours, 55 minutes ago )
File names 360_AntiVirus.exe
360 Total Security.exe
360tscty9.0setup.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini+%281%29.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini (v. 1138).exe
360-total-security-9-0-0-1117.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini (1).exe
2B65C6B24A9B9E607FFA19AF772B3F520B5C02CBC0451DB43BD20E7BE18B694A.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini.exe
360TS_Setup_Mini(1).exe
360TS_Setup_Mini.exe

http://changelog.sodaplayer.com/    Soda Player changelog
www.sodaplayer.com
1.1.1
a day ago Fix
[AirPlay] Greatly improve quality and performance on Apple TV 4th gen.
[AirPlay] Fix bug when switching subtitles while AirPlay'ing.
[AirPlay] Fix bug on Apple TV 4th gen. when seeking.
[AceStream/AirPlay] Fix a critical bug where it would either never start AirPlay'ing or would stop randomly.
[AceStream/AirPlay] Greatly improve quality and performance.
[AceStream] Automatically clear the AceStream disk cache when closing the app. :   https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/72c11b.../analysis/  URL: https://www.sodaplayer.com/
Detection ratio: 0 / 64
Analysis date: 2017-04-17 21:04:25 UTC ( 3 days, 18 hours ago ) URL Scanner Result
ADMINUSLabs Clean site
AegisLab WebGuard Clean site
AlienVault Clean site
Antiy-AVL Clean site
Avira (no cloud) Clean site
Baidu-International Clean site
BitDefender Clean site
Blueliv Clean site
C-SIRT Clean site
Certly Clean site
CLEAN MX Clean site
Comodo Site Inspector Clean site
CyberCrime Clean site
desenmascara.me Clean site
Dr.Web Clean site
Emsisoft Clean site
ESET Clean site
Fortinet Clean site
FraudScore Clean site
FraudSense Clean site
G-Data Clean site
Google Safebrowsing Clean site
K7AntiVirus Clean site
Malc0de Database Clean site
Malekal Clean site
Malware Domain Blocklist Clean site
Malwarebytes hpHosts Clean site
Malwared Clean site
MalwareDomainList Clean site
MalwarePatrol Clean site
malwares.com URL checker Clean site
Nucleon Clean site
OpenPhish Clean site
Opera Clean site
ParetoLogic Clean site
Phishtank Clean site
Quttera Clean site
Rising Clean site
SCUMWARE.org Clean site
SecureBrain Clean site
securolytics Clean site
Spam404 Clean site
Sucuri SiteCheck Clean site
Tencent Clean site
ThreatHive Clean site
Trustwave Clean site
VX Vault Clean site
Web Security Guard Clean site
Webutation Clean site
Yandex Safebrowsing Clean site
ZCloudsec Clean site
ZDB Zeus Clean site
ZeroCERT Clean site
Zerofox Clean site
ZeusTracker Clean site
zvelo Clean site
AutoShun Unrated site
Kaspersky Unrated site
Netcraft Unrated site
PhishLabs Unrated site
Sophos Unrated site
StopBadware Unrated site
URLQuery Unrated site
Websense ThreatSeeker Unrated site:  https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/303e1.../analysis/  SHA256: 303e1eba60925759164d304e0237ef778fbf6a6b753e8f86879873f14a0897e8
File name: SodaPlayerSetup.exe
Detection ratio: 0 / 61
Analysis date: 2017-04-20 08:00:08 UTC ( 1 day, 8 hours ago ) Copyright© 2016 Freedom Island Privacy Inc.
Product The most feature-packed video player ever made..
Original name Setup.exe
Internal name Setup.exe
File version 1.1.1
Description The most feature-packed video player ever made..  VirusTotal metadata
First submission 2017-04-20 08:00:08 UTC ( 1 day, 8 hours ago )
Last submission 2017-04-20 08:00:08 UTC ( 1 day, 8 hours ago )
File names Setup.exe
303E1EBA60925759164D304E0237EF778FBF6A6B753E8F86879873F14A0897E8.exe
SodaPlayerSetup.exe

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Published on Apr 20, 2017
Part 1 of building your own Steampunk Goggles revision 2.

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