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European Parliament hit by cyber attack
A cyber strike hits European Parliament, yet there is no confirmation on whether it was related to the EC attacks.
Tom Brewster
Mar 31 2011 1:28PM
Security
MySQL hit by irony attack
SQL injection exposes weak passwords.
Tom Brewster
Mar 29 2011 5:44AM
Security
Analysis: Life after Rustock
Is this the end of spam as we know it?
Tom Brewster
Mar 28 2011 9:51AM
Security
Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details
Many people are flogging their mobiles but leaving valuable data, such as bank account details, on the device.
Tom Brewster
Mar 28 2011 9:50AM
Security
British Zynga hacker jailed for two years
Stole $11.4m of virtual chips.
Tom Brewster
Mar 22 2011 11:47AM
Security
Firefox gets second release candidate
Invalid HTTPS certificates blacklisted.
Tom Brewster
Mar 22 2011 11:47AM
Security
Mega-botnet Rustock stops spamming
Rustock, the once dominant spam botnet, seems to have been taken out of contention.
Tom Brewster
Mar 18 2011 6:50AM
Networking
Businesses ‘plagued’ by missing encryption keys
Afflicts digital certificates, too.
Tom Brewster
Mar 17 2011 1:38PM
Security
Twitter boosts security with HTTPS
Combats account hijacking tools.
Tom Brewster
Mar 17 2011 6:37AM
Security
Admins doubt employee security awareness
IT administrators are not convinced by workers' understanding of corporate security policy.
Tom Brewster
Mar 16 2011 2:29PM
Security
Twitter rogue app hits thousands
Scammers try to lure Twitter users into becoming part of their dirty game.
Tom Brewster
Mar 15 2011 10:56AM
Security
Google patches WebKit flaw after Pwn2Own contest
Rewards hack team.
Tom Brewster
Mar 15 2011 5:44AM
Security
Apple releases iOS 4.3 early
Contains security updates.
Tom Brewster
Mar 11 2011 5:33AM
Software
Google promises better Android security
DroidDream fallout.
Tom Brewster
Mar 8 2011 5:56AM
Security
Crackers target French Government's G20 plans
Over 150 computers compromised.
Tom Brewster
Mar 8 2011 5:56AM
Security
WordPress recovers after massive DDoS attack
WordPress was hit by a huge denial of service attack, but appears to have recovered.
Tom Brewster
Mar 7 2011 12:28PM
Security
Twitter 'crime' rate up 20 percent
Illicit activity spikes.
Tom Brewster
Mar 4 2011 11:12AM
Security
Twitter crime up 20%
Illicit activity on Twitter spiked during 2010.
Tom Brewster
Mar 4 2011 7:26AM
Security
Cyber crime teens jailed in GhostMarket bust
Two teenagers have been jailed for their part in running a massive online cyber crime forum.
Tom Brewster
Mar 4 2011 6:36AM
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Sneaky Android threats still rising
Android threats are becoming increasingly prevalent, Symantec warns, with one notable piece of malware hiding in a Steamy Window app.
Tom Brewster
Mar 2 2011 12:21PM
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