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Hackers compromised Red Hat's Fedora servers, which prompted the open source software company to issue a critical update Friday for its OpenSSH packages. Hacking for kudos not profit likely once again. Hackers are increasingly choosing to spread malware via the web rather than by email, new figures show. Hackers have compromised a server to access the personal information of some 46,000 students, faculty and staff at the University of California, San Francisco. A hacker group broke into the email account for GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. Hackers are using SQL injection attacks to infect websites with updates on the Olympics. Tennis fans at risk as hackers infect official tennis website with malicious code during this week's Wimbledon tournament. Attempted cyberattacks on health care organisations have increased 85 percent in the past year, according to SecureWorks, a software-as-a-service vendor. Hackers are using YouTube servers to lure users of the popular video sharing site into visiting dating sites or to promote their goods online in a new spam campaign, warn security experts. The South Korean defence industry is facing a hacking risk after malicious codes were found in its major computer systems. Georgia is gaining allies to resist online attacks, which it says are the work of Russian hackers. The youthful president and CEO of Veracode tells Paul Fisher why SaaS is the only way forward for vulnerability scanning. Companies are leaving their unified communications (UC) systems wide open to hackers, newly published research claims. British businesses are finding that protecting their organisations from hackers, social networking threats and browser vulnerabilities is an increasing struggle, according to research Two separate incidents — both resulting in data breaches — have left the personal information of 17,500 Ohio State University students, faculty members and staff compromised. An advisory group contends that the scramble over Dan Kaminsky's DNS flaw discovery proves that full disclosure is simply not feasible. The demand that web 2.0 has placed on browsers is opening up new vulnerabilities to unsuspecting users, Itzik Kotler, team leader of the Security Operation Center at IT security firm Radware, has warned. Two security firms have revealed that spam attacks have increased in the last quarter. Phishers are adopting a 'back to basics' approach with attacks. Running an older (and possibly exploitable) version of WordPress or another publishing program? Google will let you know.