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October 26, 2007
Microsoft finds manufacturers risk data theft
Link: Microsoft finds manufacturers risk data theft
Filed under: Technology News, Microsoft News, Security News
According to the Microsoft Collaboration in High-Tech Manufacturing Survey 2007, manufacturing firms regularly use insecure forms of communication, which places their data at risk of theft
The research, which was conducted by US-based KRC Research, found that 78 per cent of business ...
October 4, 2007
Yahoo upgrades email with DomainKeys
Link: Yahoo upgrades email with DomainKeys
Filed under: Yahoo! News, Security News, Internet News
Yahoo is upgrading Yahoo Mail with DomainKeys technology designed to block phishing spam and bogus emails purporting to come from eBay and PayPal.
Phishing scams usually consist of emails which claim to be from trusted sources. They direct the recipient to a ...
October 3, 2007
Blog spammers hack archive.org
Link: Blog spammers hack archive.org
Filed under: Security News
Blog spammers have exploited a vulnerability in the archive.org website, in order to redirect users to paid-for pharmaceuticals listings.
The practice has unfortunately become increasingly common, with innocent websites being hacked or otherwise exploited in order to try and capture traffic from Google.
The method ...
Technology companies call for data breach law
Link: Technology companies call for data breach law
Filed under: Technology News, Security News, Business News
According to a survey by Intellect, the trade association for the UK technology industry, over 50 per cent of the UK's technology companies would support legislation requiring companies to notify customers of data breaches.
The preliminary results of the survey ...
October 1, 2007
UK least affected by malware in Europe
Link: UK least affected by malware in Europe
Filed under: Software News, Security News, Internet News
A study by Panda Software, using an online malware measuring tool called Nanoscan, showed UK PCs as having the lowest level of malware infection in Europe.
France had the highest percentage of PCs with active malware, at 28.2 percent, followed ...
September 3, 2007
NEC group website ‘hacked’ by Russian Spammers
Link: NEC group website ‘hacked’ by Russian Spammers
Filed under: Security News
Platinax has discovered that the NEC Group website has been hacked, with pages inserted onto the site to promote pharmaceuticals sales.
A specific search on Google reveals a small number of pages added to the site, which offer to sell a variety of ...
August 23, 2007
Report highlights failings in SMB’s IT security
Link: Report highlights failings in SMB’s IT security
Filed under: Security News, Internet News, Business News
According to new research commissioned by Websense Inc, employees of small and medium sized businesses (SMB's) regularly visit high-risk sites in work time, but IT Managers are failing to implement adequate IT security measures.
The research, which was carried out ...
August 15, 2007
Researchers identify Spam’s weak spot
Link: Researchers identify Spam’s weak spot
Filed under: Security News, Internet News
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), believe they have identified a weak spot in the spam infrastructure which could be used to stop spammers gaining financially from their activities.
According to UCSD researchers, spammers use powerful distributed delivery networks ...
May 24, 2007
Symantec update brings down Chinese PCs
Link: Symantec update brings down Chinese PCs
Filed under: Software News, Security News
Symantec's antivirus signature update for Norton Antivirus, Norton Internet Security 2007 and Norton 360, released by Symantec on May 17, contained a flaw that disabled millions of PCs in China last week.
According to the Chinese Internet Security Response Team (CISRT), the update mistakenly ...
March 23, 2007
McAfee conflicts with Zonealarm
Link: McAfee conflicts with Zonealarm
Filed under: Zonealarm News, McAfee News, Software News, Security News, Internet News
Windows users with multiple security programs installed may be in for a rude awakening this morning - the latest update to McAfee Security Suite 9 won't allow the software to work in conjunction with the free Zonealarm firewall.
According to McAfee technical advisor ...
March 1, 2007
New Storm Worm inserts links in user messages
Link: New Storm Worm inserts links in user messages
Filed under: Google News, Webmaster News, Search Engine News, Security News, Internet News
A new variant of the Storm Worm has been detected, which inserts unsolicited links into blogs and forums which can infect other users if clicked on.
The original Storm Worm was rand was mass emailed to hundreds of thousands of people ...
Seriosity launches e-mail management system
Link: Seriosity launches e-mail management system
Filed under: Companies News, Software News, Webmaster News, Security News, Internet News, Business News
Seriosity, a California-based software company, has developed a system to help companies manage e-mail overload.
Unwanted e-mail can take up a lot of employee's time and Seriosity's solution, known as Attent, aims to help workers prioritise the e-mails they send and receive.
The system ...
February 22, 2007
Google Unveils Apps Premier Edition
Link: Google Unveils Apps Premier Edition
Filed under: Software News, Google News, Security News, Internet News, Business News
Google is launching a business version of its application suite, with 24-hour telephone support and 10GB of storage, at a cost to companies of $50 per user. Additional storage capacity is available at an extra cost.
Google Apps Premier Edition provides email, calendars, instant ...
UK Government refuses to ban DRM
Link: UK Government refuses to ban DRM
Filed under: Blogs, Legal News, Technology News, Security News
Although the UK Government has rejected a call for digital rights management (DRM) to be banned in the UK, it also acknowledged that consumer rights could be undermined through the use of the technology.
Blogger Neil Holmes posted an online petition, calling ...
February 14, 2007
Greenzap claims it’s not a scam
Link: Greenzap claims it’s not a scam
Filed under: Legal News, Webhosting News, Webmaster News, Security News, Internet News
Greenzap has unleashed a $57 million lawsuit against webhosting company LiquidWeb, claiming that it is hosting defamatory content.
Greenzap is a company that claimed itself to be a Paypal killer - offering incentives of $25 per sign-up - apparently for payment processing. ...
February 9, 2007
Hackers targeted ICANN
Link: Hackers targeted ICANN
Filed under: Web Development News, Webmaster News, Security News, Internet News
It has emerged that a concerted DDoS attack by cyberhackers attemped to disrupt the heart of the internet earlier this week.
A Distributed Denial Of Service (DDoS) attack can involve tens of thousands of PCs - usually hacked PC's networked together - which then try ...
February 5, 2007
Microsoft pushes IE7 browser safety
Link: Microsoft pushes IE7 browser safety
Filed under: Phishing News, Companies News, Browsers, Microsoft News, Security News, Internet News
Microsoft has upgraded its computer systems, allowing Web sites fitted with a new type of security certificate to display a green-filled address bar in IE7. The green bar is meant to indicate that the site can be trusted.
Microsoft plans to promote the ...
February 1, 2007
Skype To Improve Workplace Security
Link: Skype To Improve Workplace Security
Filed under: Telecoms News, Software News, VoIP News, Security News, Internet News
Skype is planning to enter into a partnership with a security company in an effort to help organisations gain control over usage of its Internet telephony service at work.
The partnership is with FaceTime Communications, a California-based security company which manufactures software and ...
January 26, 2007
IBM Privacy Tool Now Open-source
Link: IBM Privacy Tool Now Open-source
Filed under: Software News, Open Source News, Security News, Internet News
IBM has donated its "Identity Mixer" software to the Higgins open-source project in a move that could help make Internet business transactions safer for all.
The software allows an individual to provide encrypted digital credentials issued by trusted organisations such as banks when making ...
Concerns over Google & Mozilla anti-phishing
Link: Concerns over Google & Mozilla anti-phishing
Filed under: Web Development News, Browsers, Phishing News, Webhosting News, Google News, Security News, Webmaster News, Internet News
Concerns have been raised about the Google & Firefox anti-phishing drive, after it was revealed that the publishing of raw data online contained usernames and passwords of phishing victims.
Reports that personal data was being published was raised as far back as September ...
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