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Attackers are using fake MP3 files to launch one of the largest malware attacks in recent years, experts warned today.. Some users of Skype, the popular software application that enables users to make free phone calls over the internet to other Skype users, found their communication channel blocked earlier this week. The questions of "who" and "why" in identity theft remain largely ignored. That is, "Who is after online identities? And what for?" Secure Computing kicked-off the 'Paul Henry seminar series introducing Scott Montgomery' in Sydney yesterday where IT security professionals were treated to a candid session of insights in the security space and emerging trends. Researchers on Friday continued to monitor a widespred IFRAME attack that exploits visitors to legitimate websites by installing an information-stealing trojan on their machines. Mega-D, set off a firestorm of speculation, recently. What family of malware was behind this previously unknown botnet? How had it emerged to challenge Storm with hardly a mention in any research articles or press? Campaign videos used to spread Trojans. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is asking a U.S. District Court judge to hold two alleged MySpace phishers in contempt of court after the pair were found to be violating a prior agreement with the agency. Researchers at Fortinet have discovered what they believe to be the first malicious widget to appear on the popular social networking website Facebook. Attackers have hijacked banner advertisements on ESPN’s popular sports site, soccernet.com with fake ads purporting to be from skyauction.com in an attempt to lure visitors to download malware. Internet surfers who misspell the name of a popular website have a one in 14 chance of landing on a site owned by someone trying to capitalise on your poor typing skills, a McAfee report revealed today. A complex plot involving fake anti-spyware products has scammed thousands of victims out of money and personal information, according to SecureWorks. An internet security nonprofit has designated the two latest versions of the popular RealPlayer as "badware." A website that promotes itself as "the world's largest sex and swingers personal community" has settled a complaint from the Federal Trade Commission. Monday marks the unofficial start to the online holiday shopping season, and while experts are predicting record-breaking internet sales this year, security researchers are warning that criminals will be prowling cyberspace more than ever before. A Russian criminal organisation known as UpLevel and its German affiliates are using a version of the Prg trojan to attack commercial banking clients, according to anti-virus vendor SecureWorks. AVG’s global security strategist sounded his horn during his visit to Sydney this week warning Australians about the growth of web-based threats - the cybercriminal activity of embedding invisible executable malware on popular websites. How do cybercriminals recruit money mules to move their ill-gotten gains from one country to another? One way is through real-looking websites appearing to promote Apple resellers. "It's the economy, stupid." It worked for spammers now, and it will work for spammers in the future. Compromised Websites are replacing email for mass distribution of malware argues Paul A. Henry.