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Warnings have been made about an improvement to the SilentBanker Trojan. Malware-laden messages on the increase. The United States is seeking the extradition of hacker Ehud Tenenbaum. While it is unlikely we will ever abolish cybercrime, I do believe that we can make the internet a safer place. Sensitive material easily stolen using USB drives. Employee caught with documents and CAD files. The recent rash of high profile security breaches, data loss incidents and associated fraud highlights the fact that the security industry is failing to meet the threats. 24 Romanians believed to be part of an organised cybercrime ring were arrested during the past week. Cybercriminals are stealing bank login details from Australian online bankers and selling the data on European black markets for as much as €550 ($913). Will ICANN's domain name expansion affect internet security? US Federal authorities have busted the criminal ring responsible for the largest hacking and identity theft case in history. As the malware threat landscape continues to evolve, hackers are constantly changing techniques to counteract detection technologies vendors develop. Another one bites the dust: Sony PlayStation's website is the latest victim of the mass SQL attacks. New measures implemented in section 6.6 of the PCI standard, do nothing to address the threat of insiders. A senior database administrator in the US has admitted stealing the details of 8.5 million customers over a period of five years.. Global security experts gathered in Malaysia last month to help ramp up the world’s defenses against cyber-terrorism. Neville Isdell said that the breach “…underscores the responsibility we each have to be vigilant in protecting our trade secrets. Information is the lifeblood of the company.” A recent study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has found malware has become so prevalent that 25 percent of computers in the United States are now infected. Heisenberg fan boys are shaking their heads this week to the tune of a pair of Swedish mathematicians who claim to have broken quantum cryptography. The questions of "who" and "why" in identity theft remain largely ignored. That is, "Who is after online identities? And what for?"