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Monday February 6, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

A member of the Anonymous hacker collective infiltrated a conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard, in which law enforcement agents discussed alleged Anonymous and LulzSec operatives.

Meanwhile, local officials are investigating security breaches at domain trader Netfleet and websites operated by media giant Fairfax, and we look at what mobile and social networking technologies mean for enterprise security.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	Anonymous sits in on FBI conference call By Dan Kaplan \| Feb 6, 2012 Hackers intercept intelligence on Anonymous, LulzSec crackdown.
	HTC bug reveals wi-fi logins By Dan Kaplan \| Feb 6, 2012 Android apps could swipe SSIDs, passwords.
	Fairfax under investigation over site hacks By Darren Pauli \| Feb 2, 2012 10,000 unencrypted credit card details captured.
	Police investigate Netfleet hack By Darren Pauli \| Feb 6, 2012 Customer names, contact details and encrypted credit card numbers at risk.
	Securing the Web 2.0 enterprise By Deb Radcliff \| Feb 6, 2012 Analysis: Information isn't just leaking, it's being broadcast.
	Security pros call for more real-world data By Staff Writer \| Feb 1, 2012 Private sector challenged to balance 'security and obscurity'.

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