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A US court report on wiretapping shows that the phenomenon is up by 20 per cent on last year, reaching its highest ever level, with not even a single surveillance application turned down in the whole of 2007. Spam email messages have fallen by eight per cent thanks to the demise on 20 September of California-based ISP Intercage, according to security vendor MessageLabs. Spam accounted for 95 per cent of all email traffic in 2007 as spammers grew increasingly brazen and diverse in their attack strategies, according to anti-spam firm SpamStopsHere.

Study shows outside hackers responsible for one per cent of attacks. Global fraud losses rise 22 per cent as spectre of information theft rears its ugly head. There has been a sharp hike in the volume of cyber-crime attacks designed to steal personal information, new research reveals. The percentage of new web sites harbouring malware and other potentially unwanted programs has increased by almost 50 per cent this month, according to the latest figures from security firm MessageLabs released today. Businesses are reporting a massive increase in serious hacking incidents, with network intrusions reported to have rocketed from one per cent in 2006 to 13 per cent in 2007. Security experts have warned that there is at least one vulnerability in the network layer of every corporate The Storm botnet decreased to just five per cent of its original size during April, but overall web-based malware levels increased by 23.3 per cent, new monitoring data reveals. IT service management is seen as a necessary evil by board members of half of medium to enterprise sized organisations. The amount of web-based malware blocked by IT security firm ScanSafe has jumped by 278 per cent in the first six months of this year. A new study has shown Firefox users are the most likely to have fully patched browsers and thus be safer online. Password stealing malware hits US and Turkey and accounts for almost 13 per cent of malware activity detected in a recent survey. The majority of consumers are concerned about the security and use of Pins, passwords and 'secret' data used by bank call centres to verify identity. Malware responsible for 60 per cent of all attacks during the month. New research finds 44 per cent of second-hand devices still contain sensitive
data. Microsoft claims that a small group led by a recently jailed Taiwanese man was the source of almost all high quality pirated copies of its software up until his arrest in 2004. Security vendors highlight growing threat of internet-based malware. One in four public-facing domain name system (DNS) servers on the internet are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according to the fourth annual survey of DNS servers by network services vendor Infoblox.