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A new large-scale botnet has been spotted forwarding what appears to be real news headlines about Microsoft, George Bush and Al Qaeda in an attempt to infect users.
Companies are leaving their unified communications (UC) systems wide open to hackers, newly published research claims. While data loss and data leakage continue to have a significant effect on Australian organisations, new research reveals that organisations are not doing enough to combat the threat. Security vendor, F-Secure is days away from capturing its unprecedented one millionth piece of malware. We can't just blame clever hackers for security breaches, infosec professionals need to get their act together. Independent market analyst Datamonitor has released a new report headlining security concerns as the largest barrier to enterprise mobility deployments. When news broke this week that Apple QuickTime contains a new and extremely dangerous flaw, it served as a perfect lead-in to today's unveiling of the latest SANS Top 20, which lists client-side vulnerabilities among the biggest threats facing end-users. On the eve of the Melbourne Cup, the ACCC’s SCAMwatch service has warned punters to be aware of expensive gambling prediction software or ‘betting scams’ appearing in time for the nation’s biggest racing day. Cisco, Intel, IBM and Juniper Networks have teamed up to form a new security initiative. IT managers must keep their eye on risks as mobile devices become widespread. June 30 marks an important date for any company that takes online credit card payments. Global software security revenue totaled US$10.4 billion last year, a jump of nearly 20 percent, an analyst firm said Tuesday. The RSA conference in April marked one year almost to the day since Dave DeWalt left EMC and took over the reins as CEO of McAfee. The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) continues its efforts to combat health care fraud and other criminal acts against the health care system by strengthening its overall enforcement. Security vendor Marshal is warning email users of a new mass targeted spam outbreak which contains a personalised subject line claiming to have caught 'you' naked on video. Insiders abusing the network is the biggest problem facing security professionals in the US, according to research findings. Most spam is sent to non-existent addresses, but that can still generate annoying messages for genuine users. When we think about IT saboteurs, most of us picture a professional cyber-criminal or hacker bent on stealing confidential information or wreaking havoc. In both cases, the perpetrator is an outside party who breaches the data network of a company, institution, or government entity with malicious intent. A new Galaxy survey commissioned by security vendor MessageLabs has found that half of all IT managers are not entirely happy with their Web security system and believe it could better. The first quarter of 2008 has been marked by a "dramatic increase" in web-based threats, with a new infected webpage being discovered every five seconds, security experts warn.