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The FBI has released more details of how it shut down the Dark Matter online crime forum.
Thirty-eight people living in New York have been charged with leveraging stolen consumer data to create bogus credit cards that were then used to purchase high-priced goods, such as computers and televisions, authorities said. 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. Counterfeit software sold on eBay. As long as there has been credit granting there have been customers committing first party fraud. Quebec police have arrested 17 people on charges stemming from alleged botnet-related activities that police said caused an estimated US$44.3 million in damages worldwide. In a move overshadowed by sizable layoffs announced this week, Yahoo has named VeriSign's Aristotle Balogh its new chief technology officer (CTO). An Arizona man who obtained stolen credit card numbers from overseas hackers and then used the data to withdraw money from cash machines has been sentenced to 84 months in prison. Secure messaging vendor Tumbleweed is on a reseller recruitment drive to coincide with the launch a new product to the SMB market in early August.
In today's global economy powered by the internet, small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with the right mix of technology are finding they can compete effectively with anyone, anywhere, at any time. Sourcefire, maker of the popular open-source Snort intrusion prevention technology, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) to raise up to $75 million in stock, six months after plans to be acquired by Check Point fizzled out amid a federal investigation. Smaller pay raises in IT security don’t mean infosec is a bad career path, says David Foote. Instead, it proves what a good place it is to be When the best-of-breed solutions proved too costly, the gym brand turned to Fortinet. Working to strict deadlines and under financial constraints, website developers are often forced to place security near the bottom of the list of requirements. Marcia Savage looks at the inevitable consequences Today I was thinking about one-hit wonders. The general malaise and recession in the telecommunications sector seems to claim new victims every month. Terrorism gave an impetus to DR planning, says Ron Condon, but other factors have kept its importance alive IT qualifications and security certifications are becoming more and more important to both individuals and companies alike, especially important in this current politically turbulent climate.