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About 146,000 users of USAJobs.gov had their personal information compromised in recent attacks on Monster.com, the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) disclosed this week. Self-styled 'King of Spam' Scott Richter has been ordered to pay US$6m in legal fees and damages for spamming MySpace subscribers in August 2006.
Customers of software-as-a-service provider salesforce.com have criticised the company after they were locked out for almost an hour. Facebook and Google have both launched new user-ID services that let users take their existing log-ins and deploy them across a number of sites. A 24-year-old, who admitted to phishing AOL users during a four-year period, has received seven years in prison. A newly released Open Source security program claims to have the potential to put antivirus software companies out of business. Linux distributor Red Hat has issued a critical security update after its servers were hacked last week.. A Sydney-based music website has apologised to users after it accidentally exposed over 700 user names and passwords to members of its mailing list. People just don’t think that putting family genealogy, exposes them and their families to spying by ID fraudsters and for that matter anyone else (stalkers, paedophiles, employers, parents). A New York court has sentenced a persistent spammer to 30 months in prison. To ensure the success of their new IPTV/VoD services, providers must build into their networks a comprehensive, network-centric security strategy right from the start. Smaller than my hand. More intelligent than a mini-computer. Able to detonate bombs from remote locations. Look! It’s a camera. It’s an electronic organiser. It’s the “cell phone”! A software engineer testified that he was hired by a unit of News Corp. to develop software that could reverse engineer code on satellite receiver smart cards, but denies hacking. Microsoft on Monday released Service Pack 1 (SP1) for its Windows Vista operating system (OS) to PC manufacturers, setting the stage for general distribution next month. A New York man pleaded guilty this week to violating the CAN-SPAM Act by sending junk email to about 1.2 million AOL subscribers in a 2005 run. A website that promotes itself as "the world's largest sex and swingers personal community" has settled a complaint from the Federal Trade Commission. A convicted AOL junk mailer, who tried to strike a spam business deal over instant messenger with a confidential informant, was sentenced on Friday to 27 months in prison. This set of products is used with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, which must be installed before you can install extrusion prevention. The arrival of the iPhone could signal the beginning of the end for consumer choice. Now that the marketing blitz and customer hype about the Apple iPhone are reverting back to more realistic levels there comes some not entirely unexpected news... Microsoft has made the second generation of its desktop anti-virus suite available for download today; CD-issued copies of the program will be available next week.