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Microsoft's has discovered some interesting new trends in cybercrime. The firm's Research Unit, which has just released its six-monthly Security Intelligence Report, found that the number of attacks designed to steal personal information had risen, as had cases of theft through social engineering. Report warns that losses could be the tip of the iceberg Security experts worry that an open-source Flash animation toolkit is being widely misused to create malicious banner advertisements. Failing to protect corporate data opens the corporate purse with no guarantee that it will ever be closed again. Budget reductions unlikely, claims VeriSign. Malicious code attacks through instant messaging services have tripled between March and April. Criminal hackers are increasingly deploying hybrid worms engineered to steal confidential information from unwitting internet users, security experts warned today.. The UK government has banned laptops leaving government buildings unless the contents are encrypted. AJAX, Web 2.0 security

No, you did not miss the memo or a software upgrade notice. Yet you’ve already arrived at Web 2.0. The “upgrade” from Web 1.0 to the new Web 2.0 world has been an evolutionary process, continually driving the Web to be more interactive, useful and interesting for consumers and the business community. "It's the economy, stupid." It worked for spammers now, and it will work for spammers in the future. Ill-prepared global IT organizations are trying to cover up after being "sucker-punched" with a vicious combination of emerging security threats, IDC warned yesterday. Record levels of for-profit malware found. Compromised Websites are replacing email for mass distribution of malware argues Paul A. Henry. The concept of organisations keeping a watchful eye on employees during company hours is nothing new. Mastercard announced this week that the so-called "Cyber Monday" is a myth, but information security experts are still warning to businesses to keep an eye on their employees as they begin their online shopping en masse. With security becoming increasingly complex to manage, formerly reluctant organisations are embracing outsourcing, says Rob Buckley. Businesses in China will triple their spending over the next four years on hardware that saves money by routing phone calls over the internet, a new report forecasts. While it may not always be politic to point out, the genius of markets lies in their ability to generate value in the aftermath of even the most horrific tragedies. In the wake of 9/11, for example, the security sector became - almost overnight - a productive and patriotic destination for venture and other forms of capital. Even while the sector's "15 minutes" appear to be ticking toward a close, relatively constant market dynamics within the security space ensure that opportunities will continue to abound for those who know where to look for them. At first, the idea to sell a new .xxx domain name suffix to online porn vendors seems rational. Any site using the new suffix would be instantly recognisable by web filters and blocked, if required. Good news for parents, businesses and schools – and an industry seeking to position itself as an acceptable, even necessary, part of Western civilisation. “Tell me what you want, and I’ll find a solution. I have many datacentres and options...”