Defence Is Not A Concern For Mac
'Simply Find It' App It's been reported that one as Trojan.JS.iframe.BKD. To the trained eye, this detection name can tell us something about the nature of the detection, which is fairly important before we go any further. Trojan The first part of the detection name tells us that this is a Trojan, not a virus. So that's good news - the detection is not saying that this is something that will try to spread on its own. JS.iframe The next part means that this detection is for a JavaScript iframe.
An iframe is a way of embedding an object in a web page, frequently directing the visitor to another site. Looking at the file, this is an accurate description, if not necessarily helpful. Sometimes an iframe can be benign, sometimes it can be malicious. The use of an iframe is not in and of itself harmful.
BKD This is what's referred to as the variant name. That this starts with the first variant named A and goes to Z, then starts again at AA and goes to ZZ, repeat ad nauseum. Let's just say this is a very, very late variant, as my head starts spinning when we get past ZZ (which is something like 676, if my math is not totally off). Suffice it to say, this is a very, very common technique used by malware authors, usually for drive-by downloads. Here's the thing about this kind of detection - it can be really tricky, since the iframe codes can be very, very small. If a researcher get just a little too generic with such a detection, it can set off false alarms or just overly-paranoid alarms.
And sometimes, as a researcher, you can get samples of things that are incomplete, which can give you a different view of something that is relatively innocuous (or at least not really cause for alarm). It seems that probably one of these situations is at play here. This gives a more thorough analysis of the site that is the destination of the iframe, and it's been shut down for several years. I'm not giving the app a pass, as including an invisible iframe to a site that doesn't currently have any content is just weird. At best, it's evidence of poor coding practices. But it's not cause for panic or freaking out about the App Store vetting process either.
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Auldheid- the group conversation will help and I’m sure they have the answers in there somewhere. Fresh faces (but started shaving 😊) will be welcomed and to inject some fresh ideas. Turkeybhoy – I know you know I didn’t lay blame at CEO. Totally agree with you that part of the problem lies with tactics and decisions being made on the pitch. Kouassi May be an answer but we only had a glimpse so farI’m leaning more towards the holding or defensive responsibilities alternating in different phases of the game.
I feel Broony restricts flexibility in that sense. I love him as a Celt but he does lack the flexibility to get forward needed in the game now. Maybe we can find a home for him farther back in defense? The manager looked like he was going to go with three at the back, two wing backs and then a horses for courses set up between midfield and attack depending on opponents. That’s how we played in pre season and how we played in the opening qualifiers.
Injuries, suspensions and industrial action has led to us reverting back to two centre halves with full backs and it’s not working. Our central defenders are not good enough, there’s no obvious pairing and until that is rectified then we will continue to ship preventable goals. We need at least 1, probably 2, centre halves by next Friday but it needs to be a player, or players, who will complement and help the two young centre halves we currently have. Boyata and Simunovic can get tae In addition we need a right back who can also play on the right side of a three if we play three at the back. We need an younger, upgraded, fit and hungry Lustig. We also need a defensive midfielder who can complement/compete with the Brown/Ntcham central midfield duo, this would also allow Kouassi go out on loan for the season. Armstrong replacement also still required.
That’s 4-5 players in a week needed to kick start our season, easy if you have the recruitment team and negotiators to deliver! Instruction for nespresso machine. And therein lies the problem. FFS this is getting worse.
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The bottom line is that we are not in crisis here. We dominated AEK but didn’t take our chances in both games whilst shipping silly goals – two of which were the fault of Lustig allowing easily defendable crosses to get over, but Hendry and Ajer cop it! He also let the AEK CF push him about at their 2nd goal in Athens as well.
The 4 goals we have lost one rthe last 3 European games have been from 2 cutbacks at the right of defence and 2 set pieces where everyone was ball watching with a static keeper. It’s not rocket salad to fix that! A solid RB and a solid CH fixes most of the problems. Put Kouassi in beside Brown to add some steel and protect the central defence. Move Ntcham forward and he can easily replace Armstrong (an upgrade IMHO) as can McGregor (also an upgrade).
It’s a confidence game and up until Suduva scored last night they looked terrible and we looked as if we were coming on to a great game. The goal changed all that and that’s where the nerves and lack of confidence came in.
The central defending errors and misplaced passing that were all apparently the full of Jack Hendry continued when he was sitting at home in Glasgow last night! The management team now need to earn their wages and sort this: lead and inspire. It’s easy to do when it’s all clicking but a good bit harder when the team is wobbling. This current squad is still capable of qualifying from the Europa League Group Stage and winning title number 8. A couple of additions will cement this. There have been vague rumours about John Terry coming and that wouldn’t be a bad idea.
Solid and dependable; a big name that would give the club a boost; and a player who wouldn’t take too long to get up to speed. The bottom line is that if we win our next 3 games the entire complexion of the club will be different. The SMSM favourite club could easily be on a roll of 3 defeats by a week on Sunday and we could easily be top of the league by then (could even happen this week). Then the whole dialogue changes. KEEP THE FAITH we have been through far worse times than this. Hot Smoked You make an interesting point that the MSM have been talking up Sevco, talking down Celtic, that has influenced the fans thinking and mindset and in turn affected the players’ confidence, resulting in these recent sub-standard performances and results. My gut instinct was to say that anyone who pays credence to the Scottish football MSM needs their head read.
And any player whose form or confidence is any way affected by anything they’ve read on an Internet forum about their team or their rivals is not a professional. You cannot lay any blame whatsoever to Celtic fans or the MSM for the current state of affairs. Having said that, if you want to take the MSM to task for hyping up the Huns you could do likewise with whoever is in charge of output at this site.
There’s a live article on this site right now entitled “ex-celt warns: beware gerrard”. It’s a lot of rubbish being spouted by a guy who spent 2 minutes up here (Ian wright) who knows nothing about Scottish football. And by publishing that guff CQN is committing the cardinal sin that you pull the MSM up for – that of hyping up Sevco.
VFR @ on 24TH AUGUST 2018 2:28 PM “A solid RB and a solid CH fixes most of the problems.” Of course we are not in crisis and, as you said, we need sold defender. However, the problem is that we seem incapable of getting players in. It is now nearly the end of the window. BR’s desire for quality has not been fulfilled and, similarly, his desire for replacements of Paddy and Armstrong.
These are issues which could and should have been avoided if we adequately prepared in the transfer market. But it’s the same old story with Celtic. Last minute deals when we are desperate. DILLIGAFBHOY on 24TH AUGUST 2018 2:52 PM BB, I think Gordon did redeem himself when he made a couple of fines saves later on. If Gordon had commanded his area and came out and collected the free kick swung to the back post, he doesn’t need to redeem himself. At that point in the game Suduva were well and truly on the ropes and looked to be nowhere near Celtic.
I honestly believe they would have retreated further within themselves and we would have killed the tie by half-time. It should have been 4 or 5 on the night based upon the early part of the game. He didn’t, they were invigorated and self-doubt crept into our game. As a result, their half-time talk switched from “we need damage limitation” to “Celtic are nervy and we should press them”. THE HANDS CANT HIT WHAT THE EYES CANT SEE on 24TH AUGUST 2018 2:59 PM Arzani and Morgan are the types of player who will replace Roberts; Johnstone can also step up if he is coached properly.
As I said earlier, both Ntcham and McGregor can (IMHO) do a better job than Armstrong. As could Ajer to be honest if he was pushed forward. The area we need to concentrate on are at RB and CH. Brendan Rodgers has said he has been happy at every other transfer window so he has to bear much (if not most) of the responsibility for not getting these 2 positions sorted. He gambled with Boyata and has been caught out in that. He let 2 other CH’s go and brought in a left back (Izzy).
It’s time to earn his salary in the next 10 days!