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Banks falling behind fraudsters. A new thumb drive unlocks Apple's TV box and opens it up to innovative social networking features. Update patches kernel flaws. SeaMonkey has received a security update for, bringing the version number to 1.1.11.
The Information Commissioner has finally got his wish, increased powers totackle data breaches Japanese bloke clocks up 10,000 pages per day Technology research and training organisation SANS Institute has appointed Shearwater Solutions, a provider of information security services, as its local representative in Australia and New Zealand. Malware writers are increasingly tailoring attacks to specific regions, languages and applications.. A Malaysian hacker has been sentenced to two years in prison by US authorities for breaking into stock trading accounts A New Jersey man this week was sentenced to more than two years in prison for planting a “logic bomb” on the network of his former employer in a failed attempt to destroy sensitive health care data. Georgia is gaining allies to resist online attacks, which it says are the work of Russian hackers. A Chinese man has been sentenced to two years in jail after hacking a Red Cross web site launched for the victims of China's recent earthquake. A convicted AOL junk mailer, who tried to strike a spam business deal over instant messenger with a confidential informant, was sentenced on Friday to 27 months in prison. Securecoms launches new outbound security tools Secure Computing has announced the launch of a new global initiative - which includes a dedicated website and programs - aimed at educating users about the Payment Card Industry’s (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) and its looming June 30 compliance deadline.
Analyst firm Gartner has placed McAfee in the leader’s quadrant of its Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms. A 40-year-old American was sentenced yesterday to 30 months in prison for conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement. It’s a litigious world. Today there are organisations that believe that one gets ahead by litigation, not innovation. More important and, perhaps, more common, are regulatory requirements that mandate a detailed response to investigative inquiries. A former systems administrator for UBS PaineWebber was sentenced to over eight years in jail and fined US$3.1 million last week after he was found guilty for leaving a logic bomb on UBS' systems and trading securities on the assumption that the company's stock would fall. A new extended validation SSL certificate will soon be available to e-commerce sites.