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TJX ringleader pleads guilty
One of the leaders of an international ring of credit card thieves on Friday pleaded guilty to multiple federal charges, including conspiracy, computer fraud, access device fraud and identity theft.
Chuck Miller
Sep 15 2009 12:00PM
Security
Do you know where your user IDs and passwords are?
Delfigo's Bharat Nai says it's time that most companies upgraded their access criteria.
Bharat Nai
Aug 27 2009 2:51PM
Security
Experts doubt DIAC bio-database can stop ID fraud
Fingerprint sharing a small step for IT security.
Munir Kotadia
Aug 25 2009 5:47PM
Security
Little Brother: How RFIDs in everyday objects could make easy targets for hackers
Security and privacy advocates argue that RFID tags could make it easier for hackers to target our private information, as RFIDs permeate every facet of everyday life...
Dan Long
Jul 20 2009 4:41PM
Security
Questions asked over RFID tags and scanners
The security of the Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tag, and its ability to resist malware, has been questioned.
Dan Raywood
Jun 1 2009 2:44PM
Security
Identity thieves advertising on YouTube
Identity thieves have turned to YouTube to advertise their wares, although the video sharing site has been taking down the videos as fast as they appear.
Iain Thomson
Apr 29 2009 2:58PM
Security
Unsecured mobiles leaving owners open to ID theft
Personal information stored on unsecured mobile phones is leaving millions of users exposed to the risk of identity theft and fraud, according to a recent report by data protection firm Credant Technologies.
Staff Writers
Mar 19 2009 11:06AM
Security
Businesses detecting ID fraud faster, absorbing more costs
Identity fraud increased by 22 percent last year, but the burden on consumers is lessening, according to a new study.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 10 2009 10:38AM
Security
Sony ID system scans finger veins
Sony has developed a user identification technology that scans veins in the finger to allow access to mobile devices and personal computers.
Staff Writers
Feb 4 2009 9:54AM
Security
Review: Hitachi ID Systems ID-Archive
The Hitachi ID-Archive sets its focus on password randomisation.
Peter Stephenson,
Nov 25 2008 4:25PM
Security
Auctioneers turn to real life ID checks
Online traders in Australia should use better ID verification systems so that consumers can tell the difference between fraudulent and honest sellers, says OZtion MD Philip Druce. iTnews looks at the security surrounding auction house accounts.
Kathryn Small
Oct 10 2008 2:49PM
Security
Review: Ceelox ID Server Edition
Ceelox ID offers the ability to eliminate the need for passwords across the enterprise through the use of fingerprint scanners attached to workstations.
Peter Stephenson,
Sep 10 2008 2:57PM
Security
Want a complete stranger's Apple ID?
Super secure Apple has dropped a clanger on one of its loyal .Mac users by handing over his password and login details to a complete stranger with a similar name.
Stewart Meagher
Jul 10 2008 11:43AM
Security
Palm-vein biometrics help accurately ID patients
All too often, people are victims of identity theft. Less common, but perhaps more dangerous, is the growing trend of medical identity fraud.
Joel Hagberg
Jul 3 2008 3:42PM
Security
Microsoft's CardSpace ID technology: breached
Three security researchers in Germany have reportedly broken Microsoft's CardSpace, which was designed to beef up the security of users' personal information while browsing the internet.
Jim Carr
Jun 2 2008 11:56AM
Security
IBM beefs up ID management with Encentuate
IBM has announced the acquisition of Encentuate, a privately held provider of identity and access management software..
Robert Jaques
Mar 14 2008 7:13AM
Software
Police bust major ID theft ring in New York
Thirty-eight people living in New York have been charged with leveraging stolen consumer data to create bogus credit cards that were then used to purchase high-priced goods, such as computers and televisions, authorities said.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 10 2008 10:40AM
Security
Sun boosts ID management
Sun Microsystems has launched new software to help firms automate the process of access control compliance, along with a new governance, risk and compliance (GRC) strategy intended to support firms' identity management programmes.
Phil Muncaster
Mar 7 2008 3:12PM
Software
Survey: ID management grows in importance across government
Most government IT workers believe identity management is critical to their organisations, but view cost as a major obstacle, a new survey from Quest Software concludes.
Sue Marquette
Mar 6 2008 10:42AM
Security
Report outs banks with most ID theft complaints
Consumers, regulators, and businesses have no way to reliably assess the incidences and frequency of identity fraud at major financial institutions, a new study concludes.
Sue Marquette
Mar 3 2008 10:16AM
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