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iTnews interviews Google Australia engineer Alan Noble. Attack may have been attempt to silence pro-Georgian blogger. More problems for social networking giant. Email harvesting may attract attacks. The role of the chief information security officer (CISO) is at risk due to the fact that information security risks that enterprises face have been exaggerated and misunderstood, according to a security blogger. No clue who the hacker is. Yet to restore all applications. Security and privacy advocates argue that RFID tags could make it easier for hackers to target our private information, as RFIDs permeate every facet of everyday life... Two Facebook fans generated a load of free publicity for their new blog when, in their maiden post, they disclosed a vulnerability in the social-networking website that could enable outsiders to view parts of profiles that are set to private. The High Court in London has ruled that bloggers have no right to privacy under British law since “blogging is essentially a public rather than a private activity.” The latest patches from Microsoft have been welcomed despite many of the vulnerabilities having been reported several years ago. Thousands of bloggers and users of social networking sites have 'blacked out' their profiles in support of a New Zealand protest group. Cybercriminals have readily exploited the Web2.0 revolution, meaning that a new approach is needed to fight them, says Blue Coat Australia's Wayne Neich. Spammers have developed automated techniques to create fake pages on Google's Blogger service that are used to hawk typical junk mail merchandise. A blogger has breached security vendor Kaspersky’s website using a simple SQL (structured query language) injection. A prolific Aussie blogger is warning of a possible security hole in the latest beta version of Windows 7. Chinese internet users have criticised what they deem to be Microsoft's violation of their right to privacy. Georgia is gaining allies to resist online attacks, which it says are the work of Russian hackers. The days of visiting a trusted website and expecting it to be safe are done and dusted. Microsoft has refuted a claim made earlier this week by PC Tools that Windows 2000 is less susceptible to malware than Vista.