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Recent articles by Tom Brewster
Kroxxu botnet targets one million users
The Kroxxu botnet is believed to have affected over one million web users.
Tom Brewster
Nov 22 2010 9:43AM
Security
Apple fixes 27 Safari vulnerabilities
Many of which were found by non-Apple researchers.
Tom Brewster
Nov 22 2010 9:22AM
Security
Governments 'will react slowly' to Stuxnet clones: Symantec
Lack of CIP in 2011 forecast.
Tom Brewster
Nov 19 2010 1:13PM
Security
Google Docs goes mobile
Users can edit Google Docs on the move.
Tom Brewster
Nov 19 2010 12:00PM
Software
Fake anti-virus skyrockets in 2010
Rogueware situation "very serious".
Tom Brewster
Nov 18 2010 1:59PM
Security
Malware spawning peaks at 60,000 a day
Attacks also more severe.
Tom Brewster
Nov 18 2010 1:42PM
Security
Koobface servers closed down
UK hosting company suspends service.
Tom Brewster
Nov 18 2010 11:26AM
Security
Researchers make Stuxnet breakthrough
Symantec discovers Stuxnet's target devices.
Tom Brewster
Nov 16 2010 10:23AM
Security
Google slams Oracle code comparison
Google claims Oracle's code evidence was "edited".
Tom Brewster
Nov 15 2010 7:19AM
Software
Dell admits Venue Pro faults
Battery and Wi-Fi problems plague Windows Phone 7 device.
Tom Brewster
Nov 15 2010 7:13AM
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Spam falls after giant botnet takedowns
Law enforcement wins some battles.
Tom Brewster
Nov 15 2010 7:13AM
Security
Mac OS X update fixes over 130 vulnerabilities
Mac looking more vulnerable over time.
Tom Brewster
Nov 15 2010 7:06AM
Security
Gartner: Android triumphs as iOS remains buoyant
March of the Androids.
Tom Brewster
Nov 11 2010 2:43PM
Software
Firesheep killer BlackSheep launched
BlackSheep alerts users on hijacked sessions.
Tom Brewster
Nov 10 2010 9:24AM
Security
Hacked British Royal Navy site sinks
Hacker claims to breach site security.
Tom Brewster
Nov 10 2010 7:23AM
Security
UK Royal Navy site hacked
Site compromised, but "no malicious damage".
Tom Brewster
Nov 9 2010 2:20PM
Security
Android exploit code published
Flaw in WebKit browser framework.
Tom Brewster
Nov 9 2010 9:23AM
Security
CEOs urged to seize iPad opportunity
Even if you are a Windows shop.
Tom Brewster
Nov 8 2010 6:59AM
Hardware
Google confirms $US8.5M Buzz settlement
Google tells Gmail users it has come to a settlement for a class action.
Tom Brewster
Nov 4 2010 9:31AM
Security
Live hack proves password theft is easy
Fake hotspot snares users.
Tom Brewster
Nov 3 2010 2:52PM
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