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Recent articles by René Millman
Unlucky thirteenth country falls for Cabir worm
South Africa has become the thirteenth country to report a sighting of the Cabir worm.
René Millman
Feb 23 2005 2:13PM
Security
Old worms resurface on web
Many old worms and viruses appear to be popping up on the internet but despite the increase of activity virus experts play down the threat.
René Millman
Feb 22 2005 5:24PM
Security
Application compatibility may slow Firefox growth
The increasingly popular Firefox browser could stumble in its bid to make inroads into the corporate environment, despite its many plaudits for increased security and user-friendliness.
René Millman
Feb 22 2005 3:01PM
Security
The changing face of spam
Junk email clogging up your inbox used to be annoying, but as René Millman reports, it’s moved beyond that and become a lot more sinister
René Millman
Feb 21 2005 5:02PM
Security
Fur trade targeted in DoS protest
Animal rights protesters have launched denial of service (DoS) attacks against several companies that work in the fur trade.
René Millman
Feb 15 2005 4:43PM
Security
Hacker pleads guilty in WebTV case
A Louisianan has pleaded guilty to sending an email virus that caused WebTV users' computers to dial the 911 emergency service without their knowledge.
René Millman
Feb 15 2005 12:03PM
Security
Tsunami hacker charged
A man has been charge over an alleged attempt to hack into the website co-ordinating relief for victims of the recent tsunami disaster.
René Millman
Feb 11 2005 1:31PM
Security
Police warn of botnet threat
Botnets are the next big danger to hit the internet according to police. Criminal gangs are moving into the field in order to use the networks to extort money from online companies.
René Millman
Feb 11 2005 12:26PM
Security
Fiorina quits as HP head
Carly Fiorina, chairman and chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, has resigned.
René Millman
Feb 9 2005 2:11PM
Security
Get a BSc (Bachelor of Spam Creation)
A Canadian university is courting controversy by offering students the chance to learn how to create and distribute spam and spyware.
René Millman
Feb 9 2005 11:07AM
Security
Phishing scam targets Microsoft anti-piracy
Phishers are using Microsoft's Genuine Advantage Program as a cover to defraud email users of money, according to security experts.
René Millman
Feb 9 2005 10:32AM
Security
Ex-AOL man pleads guilty to selling 92 million email addresses
A former employee of AOL has pleaded guilty to stealing 92 million email addresses from the ISP's databases.
René Millman
Feb 8 2005 12:54PM
Security
New virus tells victims they are idiots
A new virus is circulating on the internet that disparages users for allowing their computers to become infected.
René Millman
Jan 31 2005 4:41PM
Security
Bagle worm resurfaces
Two new variants of the Bagle worm have surfaced on the internet and are causing havoc according to anti-virus firms.
René Millman
Jan 28 2005 5:35PM
Security
PayPal confirms security breach at partner site
Online payment website PayPal confirmed that a breach of security had taken place at one of its partner sites last weekend and exposed a number of email addresses to hackers.
René Millman
Jan 26 2005 11:23AM
Security
Report computer crime early urges policeman
Computer crime is being left “far too long” before the matter is reported according to police.
René Millman
Jan 25 2005 4:03PM
Security
New virus 'the work of a bored Romanian student'
A new virus that pretends to be an update from anti-virus company Bitdefender was dismissed as “amateurish” by the company's CTO.
René Millman
Jan 21 2005 5:02PM
Security
Police arrest tsunami charity hacker
A 28-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a hacking attempt on a tsunami charity website.
René Millman
Jan 21 2005 4:35PM
Security
Virus poses as CNN newsletter
A cunning new worm has been discovered that hides itself as a fake CNN newsletter.
René Millman
Jan 21 2005 11:40AM
Security
“Evil Twin” allows hackers to phish for wireless data
Hackers are setting up fake wireless base stations and websites to trick laptop users into giving out sensitive information according to a cyber-crime expert.
René Millman
Jan 20 2005 2:14PM
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