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Criminals switch from Microsoft to mobile platforms

Criminals switch from Microsoft to mobile platforms

Cisco report also finds boom in Apple exploits.
Stewart Mitchell Jan 25 2011 6:55AM Security
Criminals exploiting flood of leaked personal data

Criminals exploiting flood of leaked personal data

'Card not necessary' fraud set to rise.
Phil Muncaster Feb 5 2010 10:39AM Security
Web sites in their thousands selling on customer data

Web sites in their thousands selling on customer data

Subscribers conned by smallprint conditions.
Phil Muncaster Dec 30 2009 9:00AM Security
Adobe to become top hacker target for 2010

Adobe to become top hacker target for 2010

McAfee expects Adobe threats to top Microsoft's.
Phil Muncaster Dec 30 2009 8:18AM Security
Harry Potter movie targeted by criminals

Harry Potter movie targeted by criminals

Anti-virus vendor PC Tools said cybercriminals are targeting those looking to download the Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince movie.
Staff Writers Jul 16 2009 3:23PM Security
Business-aware cyber criminals causing havoc

Business-aware cyber criminals causing havoc

Enterprises at risk from increasingly sophisticated attacks, warns Cisco.
Staff Writers Jul 15 2009 9:30AM Security
Harry Potter next up for hackers

Harry Potter next up for hackers

Criminals use black hat SEO to snare Potter fans.
Phil Muncaster Jun 29 2009 10:27AM Security
Criminal gangs compromise more than 200,000 websites

Criminal gangs compromise more than 200,000 websites

Criminal gangs have acquired login details for more than 200,000 websites.
Dan Raywood Oct 7 2008 9:54AM Security
Weekly Roundup: Oz amps up privacy legislation and the US stays slack on prosecuting online criminals

Weekly Roundup: Oz amps up privacy legislation and the US stays slack on prosecuting online criminals

This week, Australians saw a preview of what may be the future of its privacy legislation, and the US was called out for failing to punish its online fraudsters.
Staff Writers Aug 16 2008 1:11PM Storage
US failing to prosecute online criminals

US failing to prosecute online criminals

A report by the Center for American Progress and the Center for Democracy and Technology has found there is too little action being taken against online criminals, despite rising consumer concern about online safety..
Iain Thomson Aug 14 2008 6:44AM Security
Firms being left behind by criminals

Firms being left behind by criminals

Leading security technologists have warned that criminals' ability to innovate is threatening to outstrip firms' efforts to secure their enterprise.
Gareth Morgan Apr 11 2008 11:55AM Security
Study: Cyber criminals favour drive-by download attacks

Study: Cyber criminals favour drive-by download attacks

Hackers continue to favour drive-by downloads to launch cyber attacks, new research shows.
Fiona Raisbeck Aug 3 2007 9:54AM Security
Sentences for online criminals 'derisory'

Sentences for online criminals 'derisory'

Information Commissioner demands tougher sentencing for cyber-thieves.
Iain Thomson Mar 30 2007 2:09PM Security
Online criminals take aim at games

Online criminals take aim at games

Virtual goods prove soft target.
Tom Sanders Jan 31 2007 3:28PM Security
Fingerprint compression to speed up search for criminals

Fingerprint compression to speed up search for criminals

Catching criminals could become quicker thanks to a new fingerprint technique developed by British scientists.
Staff Writers Sep 5 2006 3:30PM Security
Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Criminals are increasingly using structured query language (SQL) code to obtain the personal information of consumers through databases, internet monitoring vendor SecureWorks has warned.
Staff Writers Aug 14 2006 2:44PM Security
Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Criminals are increasingly using structured query language (SQL) code to obtain the personal information of consumers through databases, internet monitoring vendor SecureWorks has warned.
Staff Writers Aug 14 2006 2:44PM Security
Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Criminals are increasingly using structured query language (SQL) code to obtain the personal information of consumers through databases, internet monitoring vendor SecureWorks has warned.
Staff Writers Aug 14 2006 2:44PM Security
Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Criminals are increasingly using structured query language (SQL) code to obtain the personal information of consumers through databases, internet monitoring vendor SecureWorks has warned.
Staff Writers Aug 14 2006 2:44PM Security
Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Update: Criminals increasingly using SQL code

Criminals are increasingly using structured query language (SQL) code to obtain the personal information of consumers through databases, internet monitoring vendor SecureWorks has warned.
Staff Writers Aug 14 2006 2:44PM Security

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