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People who send their CVs to online job sites may be putting themselves at risk of identity theft according to a fraud prevention experiment. Data will continue to be the primary motive for future cybercrime, according to a 2009 forecast from researchers at Georgia Tech. Google and eBay have joined forces to protect users from spam and malicious emails by leveraging an authentication technology called DomainKeys. Microsoft has called on companies to work together to improve overall security, and not just rely on the police to do it for them. A new virus is relying on some old tricks to infect Windows Mobile users. The so-called 'companion virus' attack uses a method of assuming the identity of an existing file and moving the old file to a different location. A group of leading security firms has proposed a new standardised system for testing security software. Researchers from University of California, Berkeley and UC, San Diego (UCSD) have published a report detailing how they hacked a spamming network to collect data on the economics of the problem. Shavlik Technologies has claimed that organisations that rely on patch management solutions limited to Microsoft-only applications will be hit by the Adobe vulnerability. Just a few hours after Barack Obama was elected as the 44th President of the US, malicious emails are being sent offering a video with his advisors. German researchers have found a way to decrypt packets from a WPA-protected network. VeriSign today announced strong growth for its VIP identity protection service, including the imminent launch of DocLocker, an online document storage system. A significant proportion of hard disks analysed in an ongoing study contained sensitive data about businesses and individuals. Google and T-Mobile late last week began rolling out a patch to users of the G1 phone to address a security vulnerability in the Android operating system. A worm, exploiting the emergency Microsoft patch, turns infected computers into bots that can launch DDoS attacks. Firms being forced to spend unnecessarily on perceived IT security risks, say
experts at RSA show. Banks falling behind fraudsters. Hackers are looking to trick people into infecting their PCs by emailing them fake airline tickets and boarding passes. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has shut down what it claims was the world's largest network of spammers. A number of leading authorities have been urging caution on the adoption of web-based services as a new wave of vendors unveil cloud initiatives. Common employee behaviour may result in data loss or leakage of a company's intellectual property, a new study concludes.