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- 21 May 2008
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News: Windows XP SP3 woes for Norton users
Microsoft has denied that consumer security software, including Norton Internet Security and Norton 360, is to blame for wreaking havoc on some users' PCs after they upgraded to Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3).
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News: Apple iTunes hit by first phishing attack
Apple's iTunes Store is being targeted with sophisticated identity theft attacks for the first time, according to with email security vendor Proofpoint.
- 20 May 2008
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News: New software hobbles Phorm advertising system
Software that may make the data collected by the Phorm advertising service completely useless has been released by a privacy group.
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News: Gov't could track all emails and phone calls
Home Office officials are working on a system that could track every phone call and email sent in the UK, and store the records in a government database.
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News: PayPal acknowledges security flaw
A cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw that compromises the security of users has been identified PayPal.
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News: McAfee anti-fraud expert in fraud charges
One of the security researchers behind ScanAlert, the 'Hacker Safe' certification company McAfee recently acquired, is facing fraud charges in Indiana.
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News: Panda launches antimalware service for SMBs
Panda Security has launched a new security-as-a-service for antimalware service offered as an alternative to in-house software distribution through dedicated equipment.
- 19 May 2008
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News: Hacker steals from Red Cross earthquake relief fund
Funds raised for victims of the China earthquake have been siphoned off one charity site.
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News: Government rejects chance to set up e-crime unit
The UK government has missed another opportunity to commit to an internet crime response unit, despite vowing to better police communications data in the interests of national security.
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News: Rootkit threatens security of Cisco routers
The routers that carry the internet's traffic are under scrutinity following the development of malicious rootkit for Cisco Systems' routers.
- 17 May 2008
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News: 5 ways to protect against insider data theft
Here are the five most common methods insiders use to access network resources and simple measures enterprise IT can take to protect against the implied threats.
- 16 May 2008
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News: Hackers target VoIP accounts
Hackers are targeting VoIP users in a bid to steal their usernames and passwords and access the service for free.
- 15 May 2008
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News: Bogus Grand Theft Auto IV contains Trojan
Hundreds of Grand Theft Auto IV fans eager to get their hands on a free copy of the game have been targeted a Trojan virus.
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News: NATO to build cyber-warfare centre
NATO plans to set up a cyber defence centre in Estonia to research and help fight cyber warfare. The Cooperative Cyber Defence Center of Excellence will operate out of Tallinn, Estonia, with a staff of 30.
- 14 May 2008
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News: Critical Windows & Word fixes now available
Microsoft patched six vulnerabilities, most marked 'critical', in Windows, Word, Publisher and its antivirus software during May's Patch Tuesday series of updates.
- 13 May 2008
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News: UK businesses lose data at least once a month
The majority of UK businesses lose data at least once a month.
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News: 6m people's data posted online in Chile
A hacker has posted online databases containing personal information on 6 million Chilean residents.
- 12 May 2008
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News: Hackers create collaborative social network
Hackers now have their own social network, called House of Hackers.
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News: Researchers create undetectable rootkit
Security researchers have developed a new type of malicious rootkit software that hides itself in an obscure part of a computer's chip, undetected by today's antivirus products.
- 09 May 2008
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News: Google protects companies against malware attacks
Google has released software that will allow organisations to control how employees use the internet, protecting them against malware attacks in real time.
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