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The first directory enquiry service for UK mobile phone numbers is due to launch on 18 June. Post incident report on flood damaged data centre. Unusual bedfellows support Hillary Clinton on Google-China. Privacy group exposes flaw in plans. Systems bypass fundamental security mechanisms. Though "significant" progress has been made. Flaws could lead to denial of service. Websites serve up rogue AV. Apple has released what is probably the final patch for Mac OS X 10.5, also known as Leopard. Earthwave founder Carlo Minassian draws on his experience in the security sector to present a buyer's guide to Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) solutions. Service is overwhelmed by users rushing to remove their details. The US Department of Homeland Security is set to kickstart a controversial new pilot to scan the fingerprints of travellers departing the United States. The identity of an individual and the role they play in the organisation is the only relevant factor when determining what resources they should be allowed to access, according to Netsolutions' Richard Savage. This product is feature-rich, but it is also difficult to use and requires some getting accustomed to. ZENworks Endpoint Security Management (ESM) v3.5 provides a centrally managed endpoint security product that controls and manages wireless connectivity. The ESM offers complete control over all wireless connectivity within an organisation. Half of all mobile phone manufacturers reported malware infections, voice or text spam attacks and other security incidents last year, according to research by McAfee. Mislaid laptops have been much in the news, but the lost smartphone poses a significant and growing corporate risk, says Jessica Twentyman. Netbooks provide risks when transferring company data, according to CoSoSys. Cloud computing and security - what are the issues? Information at the moment is sketchy to say the least. The amount of unwanted email is again surging after a host of botnets -- led by the high-powered Srizbi network of compromised machines -- have reconnected to internet service providers.