Come on @Google can't you add FAXing ability to @googlevoice service? This seems like an obvious instant software improvement to GoogleVoice
— Jay Harrison (@twrj) February 16, 2017
from Twitter https://twitter.com/twrj
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Come on @Google can't you add FAXing ability to @googlevoice service? This seems like an obvious instant software improvement to GoogleVoice
from Twitter https://twitter.com/twrj
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
VirusTotal Multi-AV File Scanning
Recently, a colleague of mine had a website that was being blocked by both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox for having "potentially unwanted software":
He was quite sure that the EXE download that he was hosting was indeed safe, and had tested it with several desktop AntiVirus (AV) programs that had all passed his file as OK.
As it turns out, his file was good, but the wrapping software (to make a 30-day trial out of the program) was old, out of date, and had been hacked by others, on other sites (but apparently not his).
The only way we were made aware of this was by running the file through VirusTotal's website:
They have the ability to upload a file, recognize it uniquely by it's SHA256 hash, and run it against around 60 AV programs, and give you an output:
And even a link that you can share with others so they can view the same results.
I've been looking for something like this for a while, and am glad to see that VirusTotal is making this happen.
Since it's news to me, I'm sharing it with you!
-J
He was quite sure that the EXE download that he was hosting was indeed safe, and had tested it with several desktop AntiVirus (AV) programs that had all passed his file as OK.
As it turns out, his file was good, but the wrapping software (to make a 30-day trial out of the program) was old, out of date, and had been hacked by others, on other sites (but apparently not his).
The only way we were made aware of this was by running the file through VirusTotal's website:
VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.
They have the ability to upload a file, recognize it uniquely by it's SHA256 hash, and run it against around 60 AV programs, and give you an output:
And even a link that you can share with others so they can view the same results.
I've been looking for something like this for a while, and am glad to see that VirusTotal is making this happen.
Since it's news to me, I'm sharing it with you!
-J
Wednesday, February 08, 2017
In your Printer article https://t.co/E6OxSKfE1p, @DougOlenick, why didn't you get a copy of an actual Print and include it?? We want to see!
In your Printer article https://t.co/E6OxSKfE1p, @DougOlenick, why didn't you get a copy of an actual Print and include it?? We want to see!
— Jay Harrison (@twrj) February 8, 2017
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