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The new AIR update includes Flash Player 10, Adobe's newest version of Flash Player which closed up vulnerabilities that left users open to clickjacking and other exploits. One in four public-facing domain name system (DNS) servers on the internet are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according to the fourth annual survey of DNS servers by network services vendor Infoblox. Managing firewall rule sets and policies is a complex and messy business. Simply following a few best practices can go a long way to simplify your life, cut costs, and improve security. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. Criminals are increasingly deploying aggressive anti-forensics technology to ensure that prosecution is impossible, according to experts. A combination of the consolidating financial services space and fear over the stock market plunge has prompted malware writers to shift their tactics. 'Internetpol' needed or internet businesses may fail. Businesses not only need to be focused on their intranets but they also need to be vigilant to their outsourced data flow. A security researcher has discovered a loot of eBay credentials on a Google cache. With flaws in many new products, vendors should listen a bit more to the research community perhaps Malware-laden messages on the increase. With new PCI DSS mandates going into effect, web application security will get even hotter. June 30 marks an important date for any company that takes online credit card payments. A new industry alliance promises to pave the way for more secure software. Is SAFECode what we've been waiting for? Three "critical" vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Linux kernel found in many of the widely used distribution versions of the popular open source operating system. Researchers at a French security organisation have uncovered a number of security vulnerabilities in the MySQL database application, the open source software used to support many Web 2.0 applications. Microsoft claims that a small group led by a recently jailed Taiwanese man was the source of almost all high quality pirated copies of its software up until his arrest in 2004. A new botnet spamming male sexual enhancement pill promotions has overtaken the notorious Storm worm botnet as the ‘largest single source of the world’s spam’, security vendor Marshal has warned. Almost every day there is news of a company's security breach and, increasingly, many of these incidents are originating from an employee or other internal source. While it is unlikely we will ever abolish cybercrime, I do believe that we can make the internet a safer place.