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McAfee threat catalog doubles in less than two years
Researchers at McAfee Avert Labs said this week that it took only two years to double the number of malicious threats registered in its vulnerability database.
Ericka Chickowski
Jul 7 2006 7:54PM
Security
Spam and spyware threat to Angolan - and other - World Cup fans
Fans of the Angolan national football team are more likely to be targeted by spam and spyware than any other fan, according to new research.
René Millman
Jun 14 2006 3:12PM
Security
Two-thirds fail to guard against mobile threat
Two-thirds of IT professionals fail to include mobile devices in their security policies, according to a new study.
René Millman
Jun 9 2006 10:29AM
Security
IM-based malware threat grows
Just as the number of end-users enlisting instant messaging (IM) programs to communicate has risen, so too has the number of distinct families of IM-based malware. More attackers are utilizing this propagation method and infections are increasingly sophisticated.
Jose Nazario
Jun 5 2006 9:39PM
Security
Study: Men a bigger insider threat to U.K. businesses than women
Businesses in the U.K. face a serious security threat from their own employees, according to new research.
René Millman
Jun 2 2006 2:40PM
Security
Netsky-P worm tops Sophos May threat list
More than two years since first appearing, the Netsky-P worm remains the most widespread piece of malware spreading via email, Sophos has said.
Staff Writers
Jun 2 2006 10:32AM
Security
Voting machine flaw: threat or not?
An election watchdog group issued a security alert on Thursday claiming Diebold touch-screen voting machines - widely deployed in a number of states to replace traditional paper ballots - are susceptible to hacker attacks that could "incurably compromise" the terminals.
Dan Kaplan
May 12 2006 9:57PM
Security
Review: Nortel Threat Protection System
The Nortel Threat Protection System runs on a Sourcefire platform, something that surprised us. The product is a flexible system composed of multiple sensors and a management console.
Peter Stephenson
,CeRNS,
May 1 2006 12:00AM
Security
Review: Sentivist Real Time Threat Protection System
NFR is one of the pioneers in intrusion detection and prevention, and its pedigree shows in this product.
Peter Stephenson
,CeRNS,
May 1 2006 12:00AM
Security
Trojan threat to bank tokens
A new trojan circulating the internet could render security tokens used for home banking useless, experts warned.
René Millman
Mar 27 2006 4:54PM
Security
Experts: RFID threat overblown
The threat of viruses in radio frequency identification chips has been vastly overstated in media reports, security experts said Thursday.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 16 2006 10:07PM
Security
Best Unified Threat
Overall Category Winner and Winner for Best Integrated Security Software: Proventia Desktop from Internet Security Systems
Staff Writers
Mar 13 2006 7:43PM
Security
New IM, Valentine's Day threat disclosed
Instant messenger users have another thing to worry about, according to security firm Symantec.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 10 2006 9:08PM
Security
Profit driven hackers a growing threat
Quiet, targeted and profit-driven. These are the adjectives describing the current attacks ruling the IT threat landscape, according to Symantec’s latest Internet Security Threat Report, released today.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 7 2006 9:33PM
Security
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System: Get your threat priorities right
Over the years, I’ve seen and used a diverse range of methods to evaluate and explain the risks associated with a particular security threat or vulnerability. Depending on the audience and the nature of the environment being evaluated, there has always been – and always will be – a frequent need to reclassify the severity of a finding. This is particularly relevant when making use of findings derived from automated security tools.
Gunter Ollmann
Mar 6 2006 7:04PM
Security
Worms turn to top malware threat list
For the ninth month running, Sdbot.ftp has topped the list of the most prevalent global IT security threats, according to a newly published monitoring report.
William Eazel
Mar 3 2006 9:33AM
Security
Botnet threat growing at 'alarming rate'
The trend of hackers and cybercriminals using botnets to conduct large-scale denial-of-service attacks increased at an “alarming rate” during the second half of last year, new research has revealed.
William Eazel
Mar 2 2006 9:45AM
Security
Is new Google desktop a threat?
The debate continues over the security of Google’s latest desktop version because of a controversial feature that allows users to run remote searches across multiple computers.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 24 2006 9:00PM
Security
The threat from anonymous networks
Eliminating anonymous traffic on corporate networks is vital to securing infrastructure, according to experts.
Rene Millman
Feb 23 2006 10:34AM
Security
NCSA threat list warns of trouble ahead
In 2006, chief security officers will have to battle ever more sophisticated viruses engineered to target applications such as instant messenging and text messaging, a new report produced jointly be the Department of Homeland Security and National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) has warned.
William Eazel
Feb 20 2006 10:20AM
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