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Web 2.0 is cool, it may even be useful, but it is also causing a headache for those paid to worry about IT security Attacks are actively exploiting a zero-day ActiveX vulnerability in RealPlayer, researchers warned today. Botnets are getting smaller as criminals seek to fly in under the radar of corporate network defences, security experts warned today. Security vulnerability hits Linux system. 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. Once a rumour makes it into the Google top-ten searches, the damage can be difficult to undo. Safe for now, but uncertain future. Universities need to wake up to the realities of the web and produce security-conscious IT graduates. You wouldn't post your home address on a public website. You should be just as careful with your work email address. Software firms could be forced to warn all users what is being installed. A new spam campaign lures victims into clicking on a malicious link in an attempt to take control of the PC and surf the Web as the legitimate user. Spammers are finding new ways to bypass filters, but that doesn't mean you have to let them bombard your inbox. Rob Buckley reports A worm posing as a link to glamour model images has been spread via the Skype IM chat system, it was reported today. A popular but controversial website that asks fans of "American Idol" to vote for the least talented contestant each week continues to be slammed by a distributed denial-of-service attack, the site's manager told SCMagazine.com. Microsoft’s new Vista operating system has placed more emphasis on security than any previous version of Windows. The concept of organisations keeping a watchful eye on employees during company hours is nothing new. RSA's acquisition by EMC was one of the big stories of 2006. The area VP of international marketing tells Paul Fisher why it's a golden opportunity. IT security professionals are scrambling to learn how the latest change in US federal regulations governing electronic legal documents affects their jobs. Spyware is increasingly becoming the hacker's favorite weapon, despite efforts in the U.S. and elsewhere to legislate against it. A Miami man has been indicted on charges he sold phishing kits that included software used to develop a phony American Red Cross-run Hurricane Katrina relief website.