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Queenslanders are forking out around $500,000 a month to Nigerian email scammers. For the last several years there has been an increased focus on network security, not only from the professionals who run the network, but also from business leaders, industry groups and government bodies. Symantec warned eBay users that a sophisticated Trojan is seeking to scam them with a man-in-the-middle attack. Colin Powell, the former national security adviser, secretary of state and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will deliver a keynote address at RSA Conference 2007, organisers told SCmagazine.com on Thursday. The developers behind internet bank Egg have turned their attention to tackling ID fraud. Confused and disheartened by the explosion in regulatory hoops your organisation must jump through? Alan Calder points to an easier way The break-neck speed and frequency with which corporate data breaches are happening these days has most enterprise executives racing to avoid becoming the next headline. PC users hoping to sell or donate their used computers should be forewarned: There is likely personal information remaining on them. Nearly 40 percent of executives believe their company will be the victim of a successful cybercrime attack, according to a new survey. Free up your diary and get down to Europe’s biggest infosec exhibition By June, Microsoft will initiate a changing of the guard within its security group. As the April 15 annual tax deadline approaches, cyber fraudsters are ramping up attacks against online American tax filers to steal confidential information, security experts warned today. The Bagle virus has started threatening computers again in a widespread spamming effort. It’s 4am, cold, dark and I’m running as fast as I can, wearing only a dressing gown. What’s going on? And what has this to do with IT security? Bots are the fastest growing malware threat, with more than 10,000 new variants detected last year, security firm Panda Labs said Thursday. A few years ago I took the decision to turn my tax affairs over to an accountant. Not that I earn that much, but I simply can’t figure out all the boxes, and it means having to read the manual which has never been a particularly strong point. Bots have emerged as the most prolific type of malicious code during 2005, according to new research. Data published today by PandaLabs reveals that more than 10,000 new samples of automated worms or trojans were detected during this year alone, leading to a sharp rise in the number of zombie botnets used by cyber criminals.