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Recent articles by René Millman
Second Mac virus in the wild
Another Mac virus has been spotted in the wild by anti-virus researchers. Called Inqtana-A, the new worm spreads between Macs via a Bluetooth vulnerability and has appeared within days of the discovery of the first ever real virus for Mac OS X.
René Millman
Feb 20 2006 11:12AM
Security
Poor wireless security 'a liability' warns lawyer
Companies leave themselves open to legal threats if they fail to secure employee's laptops against wireless hackers in public hotspots, according to a London law firm.
René Millman
Feb 13 2006 2:50PM
Security
The reaction to WMF
The new year wouldn’t be complete without Microsoft announcing another security flaw. What is different about the latest one, however, is that it seems to affect virtually every single version of Windows right back to that granddaddy version 3.0.
René Millman
Feb 13 2006 10:10AM
Security
Get the best out of compliance
Most of the industry regards compliance as annoying, at best, but Jan Babiak tells René Millman why this risks missing a great opportunity
René Millman
Feb 10 2006 4:25PM
Security
So what's in store for you this year?
Spam, trojans, keyloggers and every variety of virus are on the increase, making life harder for information security professionals. René Millman assesses the scale of this onslaught
René Millman
Feb 10 2006 4:25PM
Security
419 scammer poses as Fidelity fund manager
A scammer who admitted being a thief is posing as a fund manager for a major financial institution to dupe unsuspecting email recipients out of money.
René Millman
Feb 10 2006 1:21PM
Security
Firms reject AOL, Yahoo email charge plan
Security companies have blasted moves by AOL and Yahoo to start charging customers for email as “a ridiculous idea."
René Millman
Feb 8 2006 2:45PM
Security
Russian hackers sold WMF exploit
Criminal gangs are selling malware source codes to exploit flaws such as the recent WMF vulnerability in a worrying new trend.
René Millman
Feb 6 2006 4:39PM
Security
Russian stock exchange attacked by virus
Trading on the Russian Stock Exchange was suspended today following an attack on its computer systems by a virus.
René Millman
Feb 3 2006 2:22PM
Security
Mobile devices are IT managers' security headache
Two-third of IT managers are still experiencing security breaches because of poor practices on mobile devices, according to new findings.
René Millman
Jan 31 2006 11:24AM
Security
Windows source code hacker gets two years
A 29-year-old Connecticut hacker was jailed for two years for selling the source code of Microsoft's Windows operating system.
René Millman
Jan 30 2006 10:54AM
Security
Fake anti-spyware firm sued
A New York company which claimed to help clean spyware off personal computers has been accused of spamming and using other manipulative and deceitful marketing practices to promote its software.
René Millman
Jan 25 2006 3:28PM
Security
Top universities target malware
A new multi-million dollar “neighborhood watch” for the internet has been set up to help people spot malware before it is loaded onto their computer.
René Millman
Jan 25 2006 12:38PM
Security
Botmaster faces six years in jail
A 20-year-old man who seized control of hundreds of thousands of zombie computers, using them to display cash-generating adverts and renting them out to hackers to send spam campaigns and launch denial of service (DoS) attacks has pleaded guilty to several counts of conspiracy in a California court.
René Millman
Jan 24 2006 11:20AM
Security
Two years after Gates prediction, spam still exists
It has been two years since Microsoft's Bill Gates made the bold prediction that spam would be a “thing of the past," but the problem is still as bad as ever, according to new figures released.
René Millman
Jan 23 2006 2:43PM
Security
Phishing attacks almost double in a year
The number of phishing attacks have soared to a new high in the last year, according to a new report by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG).
René Millman
Jan 19 2006 2:16PM
Security
Zombies attack million dollar website
The student that made a million dollars in four months by selling pixels on a web page has had his site come under a DoS attack by extortionists.
René Millman
Jan 18 2006 3:12PM
Security
Scammers send out Iraq war booty email
Scammers are using the war in Iraq to con unsuspecting email users out of money.
René Millman
Jan 18 2006 11:53AM
Security
Spanish police arrest Navy hacker
The Spanish Civil Guard has arrested an 18-year-old man suspected of hacking into the computer systems of the U.S. Naval base.
René Millman
Jan 17 2006 12:09PM
Security
Scammers target Russian oil tycoon
Internet users are being bombarded with millions of emails purporting to be from the personal secretary of imprisoned Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
René Millman
Jan 16 2006 3:09PM
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