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Users snared in URL shortening quagmire
URL shorteners exploit redirection to aid phishing attacks.
SC Australia Staff
May 25 2011 6:34AM
Security
Travel, education sectors most vulnerable to phishing
Report skirts the edge of the law in the name of research.
Angela Moscaritolo
May 25 2011 6:33AM
Security
Credit card fraud: '57c for every $1k'
Australian Institute of Criminology finds fraud up 55 percent.
Ry Crozier
May 19 2011 2:21PM
Financial Services
Cybercrime: the biggest threat in policing history
AusCERT: Police ask the business community to speak up.
Darren Pauli
May 17 2011 2:07PM
Security
FBI fingers China over online bank fraud
The FBI has pointed the finger at Chinese criminals over a spate of phishing and malware attacks.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 28 2011 11:06AM
Security
E-crime fighters collar three over bank attacks
Two suspects charged in connection with alleged online Spyeye banking crimes.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 12 2011 10:42AM
Security
Computer device theft hits Commonwealth agencies
IT system misuse remains key fraud vector.
Ry Crozier
Apr 5 2011 1:34PM
Hardware
FSA investigates ID theft prevention company
CPP sales tactic scrutiny sees identity protection product pulled from phone sales
Stewart Mitchell
Mar 31 2011 1:34PM
Security
Bank security experts play up social risks
Identity data a commodity in underground economy.
Liz Tay
Mar 29 2011 5:42AM
Security
Aussie Police probe virtual worlds for money trail
Banking security considered a 'laughing stock'.
Liz Tay
Mar 28 2011 1:12PM
Security
Users not to blame for failure of policy fads
It's too easy for the information security industry to shift the blame to those who shouldn't have to know better.
Stephen Wilson
Mar 10 2011 1:09PM
Security
Consumer awareness drives fall in online bank fraud
Bank and credit-card fraud rates tumble as end users get the message on security.
Stewart Mitchell
Mar 10 2011 9:48AM
Security
System error hits CommBank ATMs
Updated: Two charged after glitch enabled customers to overdraw accounts.
Liz Tay
Mar 2 2011 6:49AM
Software
Android Trojan spotted assisting click fraud
HongTouTou causes a stir.
Tom Brewster
Feb 18 2011 7:35AM
Security
Price to hack a Facebook account: $25
The security of your identity ... priceless.
Dan Raywood
Feb 11 2011 9:32AM
Security
ID fraud incidents on decline
But costs rise.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 9 2011 2:20PM
Security
Zynga thief folds on $11.9m fraud
Jail on the cards for problem gambler.
Liam Tung
Feb 4 2011 10:55AM
Security
Waledac botnet operators amass 500,000 email credentials
Waledac botnet was rebuilt from scratch and is on the attack again.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 3 2011 2:12PM
Security
Ring busted for buying Apple goods with fake cards
Twenty seven were indicted for using stolen credit cards to buy from Apple stores.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 3 2011 2:12PM
Security
Attackers target world's busiest stock exchanges
British and US stock exchanges enlisted security services to thwart cyber attacks.
Dan Raywood
Feb 3 2011 2:09PM
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