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Fake BBC site infects computers with keylogger trojan
Criminals are using real stories from the BBC news website in a ploy to infect computers via the latest flaw in Internet Explorer (IE).
René Millman
Mar 31 2006 11:55AM
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Spammers evade filters with Russian novel
A new spam campaign using text from a classic Russian novel to evade anti-spam software has been uncovered by security experts.
René Millman
Mar 30 2006 3:20PM
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Hackers seek mobile phone doorway to networks
Hackers are turning to mobile phones as a means of breaking into corporate networks, according to security experts.
René Millman
Mar 30 2006 2:24PM
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Trojan threat to bank tokens
A new trojan circulating the internet could render security tokens used for home banking useless, experts warned.
René Millman
Mar 27 2006 4:54PM
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Taking on the pirates – Russian style
A Russian software company will try to even the score with software pirates with its fists.
René Millman
Mar 27 2006 12:57PM
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Spyware kits for sale - £10 or $17
A Russian website has appeared on the internet selling spyware kits for ten pounds.
René Millman
Mar 24 2006 1:29PM
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Watchdog names and shames 'badware' vendors
The Stopbadware Coalition, which takes aim at malware, spyware and adware, published its first report naming the programs it believes computer users should avoid installing.
René Millman
Mar 23 2006 12:38PM
Security
Half of U.K. shopping websites 'open to attack'
Security flaws in half of U.K. retailers' websites leave them open to attack, new research found.
René Millman
Mar 21 2006 4:58PM
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Third of U.K. business fails to test disaster plans
A new study has claimed that a third of British businesses fail to test their disaster-recovery strategy regularly.
René Millman
Mar 20 2006 10:42AM
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Viruses threaten RFID tags
Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are susceptible to computer viruses and can be used to corrupt RFID databases, according to new research.
René Millman
Mar 15 2006 2:31PM
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Chase scam traced to Chinese bank
A phishing scam where unwary users are lured into filling out a bogus survey has been traced to a hacked web server of a state-owned Chinese bank.
René Millman
Mar 14 2006 1:51PM
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Hackers to face decade in jail
Hackers in the U.K. could face ten years in jail under stiff new laws passed in parliament.
René Millman
Mar 8 2006 4:44PM
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Vulnerabilities up by over a third
Hackers are developing malware faster than ever, according to new research.
René Millman
Mar 7 2006 3:36PM
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Half of small business fear security breach
Nearly half of U.K. small businesses expect to suffer a security breach within the next year, according to new figures.
René Millman
Mar 6 2006 4:56PM
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Korean online RPG in class action suit
Lawyers in South Korea have brought a class action lawsuit on behalf of 224,000 online gamers whose identities were stolen by hackers.
René Millman
Mar 3 2006 11:51AM
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New mobile virus runs up huge bills
Hackers have a created a new trojan that infects Java-based mobile phones and sends text messages to premium rate phone numbers costing unwitting users $6 each time.
René Millman
Mar 1 2006 2:46PM
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Viruses biggest security headache for U.K. business
Virus infections accounted for roughly half of the worst security incidents for U.K. companies in the past two years, according to a new survey.
René Millman
Feb 28 2006 10:51AM
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U.K. businesses hit by weekend virus blitz
More than 3.2 million emails containing a password stealing virus deluged U.K. businesses over the weekend.
René Millman
Feb 27 2006 3:08PM
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Five phish a day for fifth of email users
More than 20 percent of email users receive more than five phishing emails every day, according to a new report.
René Millman
Feb 21 2006 11:53AM
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Two-thirds of U.K. businesses fail to patch
Nearly two-thirds of U.K. small businesses are failing to install patches as soon as they are released by vendors, according to a new study.
René Millman
Feb 20 2006 2:22PM
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