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Apple pushes a vulnerable Opera browser
Apple users might ditch the App Store and go it alone, experts say.
Dan Raywood
May 20 2011 11:18AM
Security
Android identity hole fixed
Android users are set to receive an automatic patch for an authentication hole discovered in February.
Darren Pauli
May 20 2011 3:20AM
Security
NZ researchers find SCADA holes
The US Cyber Emergency Response Team has warned of a critical vulnerability in two popular SCADA systems, found by security-assessment.com.
Angela Moscsaritolo
May 13 2011 7:16AM
Security
Skype buy heralds wiretaps, Linux death
And will the buy be the death of cross-platform video conferencing?
Paul Ducklin
May 11 2011 2:05PM
Security
Skype asks Mac users to patch exploit
Aussie exploit scares Skype
Dan Kaplan
May 10 2011 10:20AM
Security
iPhones, iPads secretly collecting user location data
Device spies ripe pickings for jealous spouses, police, thieves.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 21 2011 10:32AM
Security
Microsoft to publish third-party bugs
Coordinated vulnerability disclosure system will take some bugs public.
Nicole Kobie
Apr 21 2011 9:30AM
Security
Cisco sends NSS Labs another firewall
Challenges it to replicate test results.
Staff Writers
Apr 15 2011 12:39PM
Security
Epsilon corporate victim list swells
More victims emerge, battered.
Angela Moscaritolo
Apr 8 2011 12:09PM
Security
Hacker takes off with TripAdvisor's customer email database
Personal details for as many as 20 million travellers in the wind.
Nate Cochrane
Mar 25 2011 12:37AM
Security
IE9 a 'non-event' for most businesses
No Windows XP compatibility.
Tom Brewster
Mar 16 2011 6:01AM
Software
Adobe finds Flash flaw in Excel docs
Patch due on Monday.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 15 2011 11:00AM
Security
Google patches WebKit flaw after Pwn2Own contest
Rewards hack team.
Tom Brewster
Mar 15 2011 5:44AM
Security
Pulse 2011: Businesses must tackle growing mobile threat
Mobile security threats have grown exponentially in recent years and organisations must ensure policies are in place to stave off attacks, according to IBM.
Maggie Holland
Mar 7 2011 11:51AM
Security
Review: Core Security Technologies Core Impact Professional
Not a cheap penetration testing tool, but given its performance it can be excellent value.
Peter Stephenson
Mar 2 2011 4:17PM
Security
Microsoft downplays Windows vulnerability
Microsoft says a vulnerability could allow remote code execution, but it's not likely anyone will be able to do it.
Tom Brewster
Feb 22 2011 6:38AM
Security
Cyber war needs ‘rules of engagement’
Civilising internet conflicts.
Tom Brewster
Feb 7 2011 12:37PM
Security
Microsoft's monthly update to include two 0-day fixes
Microsoft will next week push out 12 patches to close 22 vulnerabilities.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 4 2011 11:31AM
Security
Could a vulnerability tax work?
The new Apple security chief believes a vulnerability tax could really help make software safer. Could it work?
Tom Brewster
Jan 31 2011 12:05PM
Security
Apple security chief calls for vulnerability tax
Could it work?
Tom Brewster
Jan 28 2011 2:25PM
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