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The Web is a pretty nasty place, according to reverse engineer and privacy advocate Mike Perry -- and he should know. Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that fixes confirmed security vulnerabilities. A new attack spotted on virtual world Habbo Hotel is causing researchers to worry.
The European Court of Human Rights has temporarily stayed the extradition of accused UK hacker Gary McKinnon to face computer abuse and cyber-terrorism charges in the US. Facebook users are being warned that the popular social networking site accidentally exposed personal information about its members this week. ZoneLabs has issued an advisory detailing workarounds for those locked out of their internet connections by Microsoft's latest round of bug fixes. Spam levels crept up again in July, accounting for 91.52 percent of all email, according to messages scanned by SoftScan.
Recent arrests in the hacking of nine U.S. retailers and Countrywide Home Loans is just the tip of the iceberg of what's to come, according to experts in the security industry. Is it safe to take your mobile devices with you to the Beijing Olympic Games? The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has moved quickly to quell media furore surrounding internet censorship imposed on Beijing-based journalists. UK's highest court has quashed Pentagon hacker Gary McKinnon's appeal against an extradition order. China has been accused of sponsoring cyber-terrorism at a conference organised by the UK Home Office. Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) is placing many systems at risk of attack because networking software has IPv6 enabled but users don't know it, warns a security researcher. O2's web application that allows users to view MMS messages on the Internet requires no authentication to view. Cybercrime organisations are today being run by bosses parading as business entrepreneurs, complete with criminal staff. In its Patch Tuesday update, Microsoft addressed nine vulnerabilities by releasing four security updates, none of which were deemed critical. The antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin. A new industry alliance promises to pave the way for more secure software. Is SAFECode what we've been waiting for? Above and below. Left and right. In front and behind you. Use multi-dimensional security to fend off attackers, no matter where they come from. Several security organizations today are reporting new increased exploits of a critical Windows server service vulnerability patched by the MS06-040 security bulletin, but Microsoft officials still insist the attacks should be limited.