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Sexually transmitted diseases are not a new phenomenon for soldiers stranded for months in foreign countries but one type of STD is definitely a recent development, and is becoming a virtual epidemic on US soldiers' laptops. Social websites have been banned for being 'bandwidth hogs', limiting communication between US soldiers and their friends. When individuals lack an understanding of the specifics of a technology, it is very easy to make inaccurate conclusions on how any two technologies are related -- if they are related at all The public sector's ability to manage data has once again been called into question. A 20-year-old Estonian student has been fined 1,100 euro (A$1,829) for launching a wave of DoS attacks against key websites in Estonia, including the site for the political party of Estonia's prime minister, in April and May of last year. The FBI is warning citizens to be on the lookout for three separate email scams — including one that attempts to infect users with malware and two others that seek personal and financial information. A new spam campaign lures victims into clicking on a malicious link in an attempt to take control of the PC and surf the Web as the legitimate user. As a security professional, I spend time researching the latest issues, threats and hacking techniques. For pleasure, however, I read mostly military history – which, in turn, impacts my view of information security. Phishing and identity theft is becoming more sophisticated and more successful, despite high-profile legal triumphs. David Quainton looks at how the phishers have advanced, and what we need to do to match them North Korea is ready to launch an army of well-trained hackers on the U.S., according to a military expert. The United States Marine Corps (USMC) has deployed an identity management that allows soldiers to carry out more self-service tasks. James Angle explains the changes his hospital undertook in order to secure its confidential health data for HIPAA