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'Brad Pitt' has been found to be the most dangerous search name of the year. State court overturns ruling in Jaynes case. Firefox 3.1 to sport traceless browsing. The Fedora Project has begun issuing updates to its Linux distribution following a hacker break-in. Security vendors are turning to web-based services in an attempt to 'keep up with the bad guys'. Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that fixes confirmed security vulnerabilities. Attack can cripple Access Control Server, security appliances. Most RFID products – like passports and Oyster cards – leak data like sieves says Brit firm, Peratech. Security spending remains steady in Asia-Pacific despite the global economic downturn, according to a new Gartner survey. Virtualisation software maker VMware has disclosed 16 vulnerabilities across its product line. The Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon) has admitted that the number of its customers hit by a data breach was much larger than previously stated. Antivirus product sales will slow in Australia in the next five years as enterprises broaden their use of security technologies. New ScanSafe report finds more malware was blocked in July than during the
whole of 2007. Pop-diva Madonna is the highlight of a new round of malicious spam messages, security vendor Sophos has warned.
Turkish hackers appear to have briefly gotten their hands on the website of Olympic record breaker Michael Phelps. Internet users still make irresponsible online purchasing decisions despite ongoing warnings about the dangers of responding to unsolicited emails, a new survey has found. Security experts worry that an open-source Flash animation toolkit is being widely misused to create malicious banner advertisements. Microsoft is investigating a zero-day vulnerability in Visual Studio. McAfee has signalled its intention to buy data loss prevention specialist Reconnex in a deal worth US$46m. Cyber-crooks are using new technologies and reinventing forms of social engineering to ensnare consumers and businesses, security experts warn.