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The recent natural disasters in China and Myanmar have led to scams to steal money intended for donations. STRSRCH and URL_SRCH are command-line utilities that can search text files for IP addresses, email addresses, URLs and strings. The biggest advantage of these offerings is the speed at which they can process large amounts of data. Turkish hackers appear to have briefly gotten their hands on the website of Olympic record breaker Michael Phelps. Google's Picasa image hosting service is fast-becoming the new tool of choice for spammers to elude e-mail filters. Lumension Security's PatchLink Scan is a fairly robust vulnerability scanner. In its largest security update in 18 months, Microsoft on Tuesday delivered 11 patches to resolve 26 vulnerabilities in its operating system and related components. McAfee has signalled its intention to buy data loss prevention specialist Reconnex in a deal worth US$46m. ManageEngine DeviceExpert 5.1 is a web-based configuration and change management solution for network devices. O2's web application that allows users to view MMS messages on the Internet requires no authentication to view. Spammers are using increasingly inventive ways to circumvent email systems and find their way into inboxes. eDiscovery is one of those cool buzzwords that lawyers use, but nobody else cares about, right? Well, since 2006 that certainly is no longer the case. Today one out of four emails on the internet is an image spam message. This is not because spammers have just realised the marketing benefits of captive colours. Instead, this is because the spammers have identified a weakness in many anti-spam systems and are moving diligently to maximise this opportunity by fully exploiting this weakness. Google has had its Hot Trends system hacked for the second time. A new wave of spam messages related to Angelina Jolie are spreading with the intention to trick users into downloading and installing malware. Spam significantly increased in the second quarter of 2008, security vendor Sophos reported today. The U.S. Army has just invaded Iran, sparking World War III -- or at least that is what the latest Storm Worm spam campaign wants you to believe. The European Commission is said to be close to finalizing an agreement with the United States that would allow the FBI to see the credit card histories and internet browsing habits of European citizens. The Storm worm has temporarily abandoned its tactic of using recent news happenings in its spam and is instead fabricating current events. Chinese police have arrested a 19 year-old suspected of hacking into a seismology website and falsely warning of a major earthquake, according to state media.. Attacks targeted towards voice communication channels such as VoIP and mobile phones are quietly increasing, security researchers have warned.