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ATP webpages compromised during Wimbledon tournament
Tennis fans at risk as hackers infect official tennis website with malicious code during this week's Wimbledon tournament.
Staff Writers
Jun 27 2008 11:06AM
Security
Cisco survey: Spyware, bots top security issues for government IT professionals
Day-to-day worries about spyware and bots are the No. 1 security concern of IT professionals working for the agencies of the federal government, according to a study released today by Cisco Systems.
Jim Carr
Nov 12 2007 9:54AM
Security
SMBs susceptible to virus and spyware attacks
Seventy per cent of small and medium-sized businesses have experienced a spyware or virus attack in the last three months, new figures suggest.
Fiona Raisbeck
Oct 18 2007 10:10AM
Security
Security expert slams spyware snooping
The use of government spyware to monitor criminals' online activity could do "more harm than good" and will not be tolerated by the industry, a security said.
Matt Chapman
Jul 20 2007 3:00PM
Security
FBI tracked 'teen bomber' using spyware
FBI agents trying to track down an anonymous MySpace user who was threatening to blow up a school used spyware to trap him.
Matt Chapman
Jul 20 2007 6:39AM
Security
US toughens up on spyware
Software firms could be forced to warn all users what is being installed.
Matt Chapman
Jun 8 2007 2:18PM
Security
AWA offers PC Tools
Independent computing and home entertainment service provider, AWA, is now offering PC Tools Spyware Doctor protection products to home consumers and small businesses through its newly-established franchise network.
Sarah Falson
May 22 2007 1:34PM
Security
AWA offers PC Tools spyware protection to home users
Independent computing and home entertainment service provider, AWA, is now offering PC Tools Spyware Doctor protection products to home consumers and small businesses through its newly-established franchise network.
Sarah Falson
May 22 2007 1:32PM
Security
Sentencing of teacher in 'porn or spyware' case postponed
The sentencing of Julie Amero, the Connecticut substitute teacher convicted of exposing seventh-grade students to pornographic images — pictures that she and a number of security experts contend were spyware-produced — was postponed to 6 June.
Frank Washkuch
May 21 2007 3:40AM
Security
Sentencing in Connecticut teacher's 'porn or spyware' case pushed back
The former Connecticut substitute middle-school teacher who faces up to 40 years in prison after being convicted of exposing her students to pop-up pornography has had her scheduled Friday sentencing pushed back to 26 April.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 29 2007 10:08AM
Security
Connecticut teacher convicted on school porn charge a victim of spyware
The scheduled sentencing Friday for a Connecticut substitute teacher convicted of exposing her middle-school students to pop-up internet pornography has been postponed so the 40-year-old's new defense team can learn about the case.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 28 2007 5:01PM
Security
Spyware hits three-quarters of UK firms
Most firms cannot identify attackers.
Clement James
Feb 26 2007 7:55AM
Security
US citizen pleads guilty to creating spyware and ID theft
A US citizen, who was charged with creating and distributing a Trojan horse intended to steal computer usernames and passwords, has pleaded guilty in court.
Fiona Raisbeck
Feb 26 2007 12:53AM
Security
Avert Labs snags PoC mobile spyware
Researchers from McAfee Avert Labs claim to have discovered proof of concept (PoC) spyware for mobile devices.
Frank Washkuch
Dec 12 2006 6:38AM
Security
Researchers spot first mobile spyware
Researchers with McAfee claim to have found a first spyware application that targets the Symbian operating system for mobile phones.
Tom Sanders
Dec 7 2006 9:55AM
Security
Security firm warns of Christmas spyware
Security software developer PC Tools has said that up to 50 percent of new spyware threats coming from China and Russia target specific information for identity theft.
Clement James
Nov 27 2006 9:56AM
Security
Odysseus Marketing settles spyware complaint with FTC
A spyware operation has settled a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) complaint in the US that it deceptively downloaded unwanted and malicious software onto users' computers.
Dan Kaplan
Nov 22 2006 9:05AM
Security
'Spyware' trumps 'poker' to top search charts
The term 'spyware' has stormed to the top of the search charts, replacing previous favourites such as 'Pamela Anderson' and 'poker', and reflecting a growing awareness of IT security.
Clement James
Nov 17 2006 9:54AM
Oddware
Microsoft files suit against spyware operation
Microsoft announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against a spyware distributor, one day after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced the company was shut down by a U.S. District Court judge.
Dan Kaplan
Nov 14 2006 6:10PM
Security
Web viruses wilt but spyware soars
Web-based viruses decreased by half in September, according to new figures from US-based security firm ScanSafe.
Will Head
Oct 23 2006 10:00AM
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