Your search for contain returned 439 results.

The U.S. Army has just invaded Iran, sparking World War III -- or at least that is what the latest Storm Worm spam campaign wants you to believe. eDiscovery is one of those cool buzzwords that lawyers use, but nobody else cares about, right? Well, since 2006 that certainly is no longer the case. Microsoft is planning to issue a relatively low-key monthly security update this month. All too often, people are victims of identity theft. Less common, but perhaps more dangerous, is the growing trend of medical identity fraud. The SECNAP SpammerTrap is just what the name suggests. This product is a dedicated spam detection and protection tool. Security organisations are warning of a new virus attack that uses the upcoming Chinese Olympics to spread a new variant of the Storm malware.. Video processors are a powerful weapon when it comes to password cracking, and they're easily available Scientists may have found a new way to combat random scanning internet worms such as the notorious Code Red and SQL Slammer infections.
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security-sponsored project has not only discovered that the quality of open-source software code has improved significantly over the past two years, it has debunked a widely held assumption that longer function strings within source code are associated with an increased number of code defects. Emails promising PlayStations and copies of game contain malware. We spend a lot of time trying to secure mobile devices, but what about the removable storage cards they contain? The software vendor has unveiled its new approach to internet security, which means transferring the workload off individual PCs and into the internet. The twisters and historic floods sweeping across the US will give rise to malicious attacks, the SANS Storm Center warned on Friday. We can't just blame clever hackers for security breaches, infosec professionals need to get their act together. Phishing attacks that target high-value assets are increasing, according to researchers at Verisign's iDefense Labs. During the past year, waves of attacks have risen from three or four a month to as many as 10 per month. They are endpoint management and compliance, identity management and usage policy enforcement. Expect more malware, unwelcome email, and social engineering threats this season. Infected Flash SWF files causing havoc. Adobe recently patched a vulnerability in its Flash Player that is being actively exploited to infect machines with gaming trojans, researchers said Wednesday. The organisation charged with directing the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) announced the second version of the credit card protection guidelines is scheduled for an October release.