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      <title>Spyware Warriors: Part TWO</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In part two, Wayne Porter starts out discussing how and why major name advertisers (and advertising networks they work with) unknowingly get caught funding criminal activity.  Where he ends up, though, is remarkable.   <br> <br>Porter actually predicts that the realm of click fraud is bound to get a lot more ugly as massive, criminal-operated networks of "zombie" PC's ("botnets") turn their guns in a new direction.  Detecting them may, as it turns out, not be easy for Google, Yahoo Search or even sophisticated operations like Porter's team of researchers. <br> <br>

Click Enclosure below to listen! <br> <br>

0:00 - Introduction <br>
1:02 - How and why would major advertisers fund criminals? <br>
2:04 - Porter gives example: brokers of brokers of brokers <br>
2:34 - The connection between performance advertising and botnets, fraud  <br>
4:58 - Risk levels of cost per sale vs. cost per click vs. impression/CPM <br>
6:28 - How brands are affected  <br>
7:16 - A new form of cost per click fraud? <br>
9:19 - Small but widely distributed click fraud botnets may prove highly problematic <br>
11:30 - Enterprise risks to botnets <br>
11:48 - The potential for a new form of click fraud <br>
13:44 - Web marketing, becoming less efficient and dangerous for brands <br>
14:52 - "Botnets can be used for pay per click fraud" (Porter) <br>
15:10 - Learn from the Past: AllAdvantage "Get Paid to Sleep" <br>
17:05 - New SpywareGuide.com blog <br>
19:15 - Funny story: "Mr. Bean" movies among badguys <br>
21:31 - Closing remarks <br> <br>]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 01 May 2006 05:41:56 GMT</pubDate>
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Click Enclosure below to listen! <br> <br>

0:00 - Introduction <br>
1:02 - How and why would major advertisers fund criminals? <br>
2:04 - Porter gives example: brokers of brokers of brokers <br>
2:34 - The connection between performance advertising and botnets, fraud  <br>
4:58 - Risk levels of cost per sale vs. cost per click vs. impression/CPM <br>
6:28 - How brands are affected  <br>
7:16 - A new form of cost per click fraud? <br>
9:19 - Small but widely distributed click fraud botnets may prove highly problematic <br>
11:30 - Enterprise risks to botnets <br>
11:48 - The potential for a new form of click fraud <br>
13:44 - Web marketing, becoming less efficient and dangerous for brands <br>
14:52 - "Botnets can be used for pay per click fraud" (Porter) <br>
15:10 - Learn from the Past: AllAdvantage "Get Paid to Sleep" <br>
17:05 - New SpywareGuide.com blog <br>
19:15 - Funny story: "Mr. Bean" movies among badguys <br>
21:31 - Closing remarks <br> <br>]]></itunes:summary>
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      <title>Spyware Warriors: Part ONE</title>
      <description><![CDATA[Hosted by Jeff Molander<br><br>

Guests:<br>
Wayne Porter, Sr. Dir. Greynet Networks <br>
Chris Boyd (PaperGhost), Dir. Malware Research<br>
Facetime Communications<br><br>

00:01 - 02:37  Introduction <br>
02:38 - 04:08  What does Facetime do and for whom?<br>
04:09 - 05:19  What is a botnet network? (Boyd)<br>
05:20 - 06:11  What are hackers and e-criminals motivations? (Boyd)<br>
06:11 - 07:54  Things changing for the worse; paradigm shift (Porter)<br>
07:55 - 10:19  The story of RinCe, tipster on major bust (Boyd, Porter)<br>
10:20 - 11:43  Anatomy of a good tipster; motivations (Boyd)<br>
11:44 - 12:53  Changing vectors & new dangerous hacker tactics (Porter)<br>
12:54 - 13:23  Instant Messaging no longer safe (Porter)<br>
13:24 - 13:43  Botnet criminal motivations (Boyd)<br>
13:44 - 14:33  New perspectives (Molander)<br>
14:34 - 16:23  Attack complexity increasing, vectors changing (Porter)<br>
16:24 - 16:58  Dark Economy: Organized crime moving online (Porter)<br>
16:59 - 19:02  Cloak & Dagger: How to penetrate a botnet (Boyd)<br>
19:03 - 21:56  Gathering intelligence from 'the underbelly' (Porter)<br>
22:54 - 23:33  Fallout from adware, spyware & Web crime (Porter)<br>
23:34 - 25:10  Warning to e-commerce executives (Porter)<br><br>

Want to be alerted to the release of the next episode?  Click <a href="http://www.feedblitz.com/f/?Sub=47901">HERE</a>.<br><br>]]></description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 13 Apr 2006 15:27:28 GMT</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Hosted by Jeff Molander<br><br>

Guests:<br>
Wayne Porter, Sr. Dir. Greynet Networks <br>
Chris Boyd (PaperGhost), Dir. Malware Research<br>
Facetime Communications<br><br>

00:01 - 02:37  Introduction <br>
02:38 - 04:08  What does Facetime do and for whom?<br>
04:09 - 05:19  What is a botnet network? (Boyd)<br>
05:20 - 06:11  What are hackers and e-criminals motivations? (Boyd)<br>
06:11 - 07:54  Things changing for the worse; paradigm shift (Porter)<br>
07:55 - 10:19  The story of RinCe, tipster on major bust (Boyd, Porter)<br>
10:20 - 11:43  Anatomy of a good tipster; motivations (Boyd)<br>
11:44 - 12:53  Changing vectors & new dangerous hacker tactics (Porter)<br>
12:54 - 13:23  Instant Messaging no longer safe (Porter)<br>
13:24 - 13:43  Botnet criminal motivations (Boyd)<br>
13:44 - 14:33  New perspectives (Molander)<br>
14:34 - 16:23  Attack complexity increasing, vectors changing (Porter)<br>
16:24 - 16:58  Dark Economy: Organized crime moving online (Porter)<br>
16:59 - 19:02  Cloak & Dagger: How to penetrate a botnet (Boyd)<br>
19:03 - 21:56  Gathering intelligence from 'the underbelly' (Porter)<br>
22:54 - 23:33  Fallout from adware, spyware & Web crime (Porter)<br>
23:34 - 25:10  Warning to e-commerce executives (Porter)<br><br>

Want to be alerted to the release of the next episode?  Click <a href="http://www.feedblitz.com/f/?Sub=47901">HERE</a>.<br><br>]]></itunes:summary>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 07 Apr 2006 19:41:52 GMT</pubDate>
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