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Researchers have uncovered a number of ways attackers could force a PC to cold boot. Better keep that heating on. The Privacy Commissioner Karen Curtis has entered the privacy debate surrounding social networking sites announcing a new FAQ section on its website that helps minimise risks associated with the activity. The convenience of doing business on the web has embedded itself into consumers' everyday routines to the point where the ability to quickly complete a multitude of tasks online has come to be expected. Microsoft has announced plans to give its customers greater control over the search information it stores on their online behaviour. The search industry needs to develop better global privacy principles for the collection, use and protection of data, according to web giants Microsoft and Ask.com. Organised cybercrime rings have spearheaded a sharp increase in identity theft, which has skyrocketed nearly 50 per cent in three years, according to a new Gartner survey. Organised cybercrime rings have spearheaded a sharp increase in identity theft, which has skyrocketed nearly 50 percent in three years, according to a just-released Gartner survey. The recent controversy at this year's Black Hat security conference highlighted a growing trend in vulnerability research and reporting — the inability of some to make a distinction between technically interesting, novelty attacks versus real threats. Just as consumers have learned to protect their identities online from phishers, they are facing a new VoIP-enabled telephone scam based on the same principals, experts reported this week. Are RFID keycards the next big thing? Only if they can see off power attacks, warns Ken Munro Are intrusion prevention systems worth the effort of managing them? Or can you get away with a good firewall? Rob Buckley investigates Is innovation still happening in the information security space? It’s time to get real when measuring risk against acceptable loss. Business needs a more intelligent approach, says Gary Flood Overall Category Winner and Winner for Best Patch Management: Shavlik HFNetChkPro 5.1, Shavlik Technologies, LLC Gary L. Bloom, president and vice chairman of Symantec, will leave the company in two months. When auditors come calling, CISOs often feel more burdened. But as GM’s Jay Taylor tells Marcia Savage, auditors can really help them Stolen source code traders, who shut up shop and ran after authorities came too close for comfort, have been spotted touting more of the code on a Usenet group.