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Monday November 14, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Melbourne data centre operator Micron21 has deployed two-factor authentication for a portal that allows customers to remotely manage their virtual server infrastructure.

And researchers who discovered Duqu -- the so-called "Son of Stuxnet" -- have released an open source toolkit to help network administrators detect it. Microsoft has not yet issued a permanent fix, but Iran claims to have developed software to combat the trojan and is checking "computers at all main sites at risk".

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	Micron21 deploys tokens to virtual server users By Ry Crozier \| Nov 14, 2011 Chooses non-RSA system after technical evaluation.
	Hacker posts Aussie Govt email list, usernames By Darren Pauli \| Nov 14, 2011 Attacks 'third world' government systems.
	Researchers release Duqu detection kit By Greg Masters \| Nov 14, 2011 Open source toolkit scours networks for traces of trojan.
	Microsoft patches Windows vulnerabilities By Angela Moscaritolo \| Nov 14, 2011 Patches four vulnerabilities but not Duqu.
	Apple security expert finds iOS bug By Staff Writer \| Nov 9, 2011 Could be exploited to get malware into App Store.
	Iran confirms Duqu virus attack By Staff Writer \| Nov 14, 2011 Stuxnet-flavoured threat.
	US charges 7 in alleged click fraud scam By Staff Writer \| Nov 11, 2011 Investigated over NASA computer infections.
	Fear of China masks the work of other web spies By Ry Crozier \| Nov 10, 2011 Mikko Hypponen urges IT managers to quit Adobe Reader.

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