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Crimeware code sells trojans to hackers
Security experts have detected a new crimeware creation system that sells made-to-measure trojans to hackers for $990.
William Eazel
Feb 27 2006 10:05AM
Security
From RSA 2006: Today's hackers are making money
Malicious hackers have come a long way from the computer geeks who would write viruses for relatively harmless kicks, a panel of security experts said this week.
Frank Washkuch
Feb 17 2006 7:30PM
Security
Russian hackers sold WMF exploit
Criminal gangs are selling malware source codes to exploit flaws such as the recent WMF vulnerability in a worrying new trend.
René Millman
Feb 6 2006 4:39PM
Security
RPG site bit by hackers
Video game creator White Wolf Publishing, the maker of popular “World of Darkness” role-playing games, had user data from its website stolen earlier this month.
Frank Washkuch
Dec 20 2005 9:40PM
Security
Hackers find first Xbox cracks
It didn’t take long for hackers to find the first security openings in games for Microsoft's new Xbox 360 system.
Frank Washkuch
Dec 20 2005 9:30PM
Security
U.K. Charity Commission warns against high-tech hackers
Charities need to be on their guard against internet fraud, the Charity Commission warned today after criminal hackers broke through the online security systems of a Christian organization.
William Eazel
Dec 12 2005 9:36AM
Security
Security experts warn that hackers are exploiting IE bug
Security experts have warned internet users to take care when surfing the web, following sightings of malware planted on websites that exploits a recently discovered Internet Explorer security vulnerability that has not yet been patched by Microsoft.
William Eazel
Dec 5 2005 2:42PM
Security
Browser developers gang up on hackers
Developers from four rival firms met to work on combating security threats with proposals for safer next generation browsers.
René Millman
Nov 24 2005 1:35PM
Security
Keyloggers: Weapon of choice for hackers
Keylogging is quickly becoming the favorite technique of hackers looking for financial gain, data released this week claimed.
Frank Washkuch
Nov 15 2005 10:33PM
Security
Debate: Should information security firms appoint former hackers to development roles?
Simon Khalaf
Nov 11 2005 3:46PM
Security
Hackers up pressure on P2P networks
A newly published security report has identified 22 previously undocumented Peer to Peer (P2P) attacks in October which were targeted at networks including Kazaa and eDonkey. The study from Instant Messaging (IM) security firm Akonix Systems indicates a 19 percent increase in malicious P2P exploits compared with the volume recorded in September 2005.
William Eazel
Nov 1 2005 10:49AM
Security
Hackers resort to guerrilla tactics
Hackers are more likely to make regular, small-scale attacks on networks instead of trying to cause complete system shutdown, according to new research.
René Millman
Oct 26 2005 2:10PM
Security
British businesses call for tougher sentences for hackers
More than eight out of ten British businesses think hackers should get longer sentences, according to a new poll.
René Millman
Oct 12 2005 12:13PM
Security
U.S. air traffic control system 'open to hackers'
America's air traffic control systems are open to attack from hackers and cyber-terrorists according to a new GAO report.
René Millman
Sep 27 2005 12:31PM
Security
Mozilla nightmare continues as site hit by hackers
Not-for-profit software group Mozilla has been hit by hackers downloading infected source code onto its website.
David Quainton
Sep 21 2005 10:59AM
Security
Microsoft takes aim at security 'myths'
Microsoft pushed security to the front of its Tech.Ed agenda on the Gold Coast this month, aiming to debunk what it claimed were common myths about IT security.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 13 2005 8:00AM
Security
Hackers for hire
Forget the outdated hacker image of a spotty anarchic teenager holed up in his bedroom defacing the websites of global organizations; today’s hackers are not only older but more determined than ever to claim your cash and identity.
Mark Murtagh
Sep 7 2005 2:30PM
Security
Firestarters more dangerous than hackers
Fire is a bigger threat than viruses, according to a survey of more than 800 IT directors, even though only a third of them backup data remotely.
David Quainton
Sep 7 2005 12:39PM
Security
FBI hunting more hackers as Zotob plot thickens
More Zotob arrests could be made after Turkish officials told the FBI they have identified a further 16 suspects.
David Quainton
Aug 30 2005 3:57PM
Security
Brazilian hackers captured in police net
Brazilian police have captured 85 people suspected of operating a multi-million dollar high-tech theft operation.
David Quainton
Aug 26 2005 11:19AM
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