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A pharmacy benefits management firm is offering a US$1 million reward for information leading to the conviction of its extortionists. The largest merchants operating overseas will have less than two years to secure credit card transactions, Visa announced on Monday. Australian distributor Unixpac is looking for resellers for its US security vendor Shavlik Technologies. Nine days after version 9.61 was released, the newest browser version patches a major security flaw in the "history search" page. Security researchers have already discovered security vulnerability in Opera Software's 9.61 browser version that was released last week. An advisory group contends that the scramble over Dan Kaminsky's DNS flaw discovery proves that full disclosure is simply not feasible. Public and private proof-of-concept code has emerged for the gaping Windows hole plugged by Microsoft on Thursday in an emergency update. As it turns out, Microsoft's emergency fix plugs a previously unknown Windows vulnerability that was being exploited in limited attacks. Because of the potential for clickjacking exploits, all users of Flash Player are recommended to upgrade. Security researchers at Georgia Tech have determined that mobile phones are vulnerable to hacking attacks. Microsoft on Tuesday pushed out 11 patches for 20 vulnerabilities. Microsoft on Tuesday plans to deliver 12 fixes - its largest patch rollout in a year - to address a number of vulnerabilities impacting its operating systems and related software. Blink is an endpoint security product that functions as a network protector. Microsoft on Thursday announced plans to push out 11 fixes in next week's security update. Security experts give mixed reviews about Google’s inaugural web browser, Chrome. Yahoo's Zimbra client has a security hole so big you can fly an entire Borg collective through the middle of it and not worry about the cubes touching the sides.
A new thumb drive unlocks Apple's TV box and opens it up to innovative social networking features. New research finds 44 per cent of second-hand devices still contain sensitive
data. Computers in the United States launched the most cyberattacks in 2008, according to a security firm. Firefox 3.1 to sport traceless browsing.