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E-book 'thieves' threaten authors' incomes
Industry issued 32,000 takedown notices last year.
Nicole Kobie
Apr 19 2011 11:36AM
Security
Kama Sutra PowerPoint named as one of the threats of the last three months
"One of the most dangerous attacks in recent times."
Dan Raywood
Jan 21 2011 3:42PM
Security
First hour of a phishing campaign the most effective
Taking down sites after five hours pointless.
Dan Raywood
Dec 7 2010 12:54PM
Security
Wikileaks attempts "mass mirror"
Update: Mirrors to 208 servers.
Tom Brewster
Dec 6 2010 9:51AM
Networking
Smartphones seen as a major threat to corporate networks
Data leakage a key concern.
Dan Raywood
Dec 2 2010 2:38PM
Security
Gartner: Android triumphs as iOS remains buoyant
March of the Androids.
Tom Brewster
Nov 11 2010 2:43PM
Software
Revision to PCI standards welcomed despite minor changes
Calls made for tokenisation to be incorporated.
Dan Raywood
Nov 1 2010 9:21AM
Security
Mozilla Firefox and Adobe Shockwave patches emerge
Nobel Trojan reined in and Shockwave calmed in latest updates.
Eric Doyle
Oct 29 2010 9:28AM
Security
Trojan found disguised as Microsoft anti-virus product
Distributed via drive-by-download attacks.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 26 2010 2:00PM
Security
Vulnerability disclosure gap causes cyber crime opportunity: Lumension
CTO calls for vendors to cooperate on patch releases.
Oct 15 2010 2:20PM
Security
Adobe PDF ranked as the main malware threat for the past quarter
BitDefender urges caution.
SC Australia Staff
Oct 7 2010 1:21PM
Security
Email spam campaign targets LinkedIn users
Zeus payload delivered.
Dan Raywood
Sep 29 2010 1:14PM
Security
Spammers snap up 6,000 Russian domains
As domains move back to '.ru'.
Dan Raywood
Sep 27 2010 12:29PM
Security
Symantec warns of a Sality.AE virus threat
As remote workers most likely to breach rules.
SC Australia Staff
Sep 23 2010 2:06PM
Security
New emails containing Zeus malware detected
Removal tool announced.
Dan Raywood
Sep 20 2010 1:49PM
Security
World Cup fans hit by fraud scare
Stolen personal details allegedly sold online.
Dan Raywood
Sep 15 2010 2:31PM
Security
SQL injections dominate malware in 2010
As Gumblar named 'the most significant malware development in years'.
Dan Raywood
Sep 6 2010 2:35PM
Security
Blogger identifies privacy flaw in Facebook Places
Criticises 'opt-out' feature.
Dan Raywood
Aug 24 2010 1:50PM
Security
Cameron Diaz named the most dangerous cyber space celebrity
Ahead of Justin Bieber, Tom Cruise and Barack Obama.
SC Australia Staff
Aug 20 2010 2:12PM
Security
Security software market expected to grow by 11% in 2010
Driven by identity management and compliance.
Dan Raywood
Aug 18 2010 1:23PM
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