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A new variant of the Kraken bot uses a word generator to produce bogus headers and random URLs in an attempt to evade host intrusion prevention technologies, according to security vendor PC Tools. Russia has overtaken China as the world’s highest producer of spyware and viruses according to researchers at security vendor PC Tools. Though worldwide spam levels are still diminished in the wake of the McColo hosting-company shutdown, it may only be a matter of time before they come roaring back. Telecommunications firm Motorola has acquired AirDefense, provider of wireless LAN security. A security researcher said he has located a zero-day vulnerability in a printing feature on Internet Explorer that could allow remote attackers to execute malicious code. A dismal earnings forecast this week from intrusion prevention maker Sourcefire underscores some of the challenges facing public IT security companies, a pair of analysts said Friday. All the technology in the world won't help if your employees don't follow security policies, so how can you win them over? An internet security nonprofit has designated the two latest versions of the popular RealPlayer as "badware." Authorities have arrested a 58-year-old man in Greece they said hacked into computer systems of France's Dassault Group for more than five years, stole sensitive weapons technology data, and sold it to a variety of countries. End-users should brace themselves for a new wave of phishing emails that reference the recipient's holiday credit card spending pattern during the Christmas season. Australian anti-virus vendor MailGuard, has made enhancements to its managed web filtering service with the launch of WebGuard 2.0. Aegis converges NetIQ’s system and security management products PC Tools has launched a global threat analysis website that provides users with detailed information on suspected security risks in minutes. Virtualisation software maker VMware issued a bulky patch release today to shore up 18 vulnerabilities, most of which affect the critical ESX Server. Network security firm SonicWALL announced plans late Tuesday to purchase Aventail for about US$25 million. The 8e6 R3000 and Enterprise Reporter is a superb product. The feature-rich appliance was easy to set up and performed well. The setup procedure is typical of more advanced appliances. Once a keyboard and monitor are connected to the appliance, a wizard guides the user through setup. Once the initial configuration is complete, policy development is quick and easy thanks to the intuitive web interface. Microsoft will likely have a fix available for a sparsely attacked flaw in Windows Server 2000 and 2003 DNS Service as part of the 8 May Patch Tuesday distribution, according to company researchers. While stopping short of a guarantee, a prominent Microsoft security researcher said this week that the software superpower is working around the clock to have a patch for the DNS vulnerability ready by the 8 May Patch Tuesday. This is one of those "almost there" products that will, we are certain, give competitors a run for their money fairly soon. The LR1000 is a log analysis appliance and has a lot to recommend it. In a move expected to reduce Windows customers' total cost of ownership, Microsoft has acquired Winternals Software, an Austin, Texas, company that produces system recovery software and runs a website offering freeware tools and source code related to the operating system.