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OpenOffice.org released a new version of its productivity suite this week, fixing a flaw that could allow arbitrary code execution attacks. Online fraud losses soared to £33.5 million ($88 million) last year, with an increase of 44 per cent from 2005 following a surge in phishing attacks, new research shows. Security experts at the Sans Institute warned last week of a major surge in zero-day flaws as part of its 2006 update to the Top 20 Internet Security Attack Targets list.
Spam levels reached an all time high last month, according to the latest figures by SoftScan. Voice over IP (VoIP) hacking attacks will surge next year as more businesses implement the technology, according to one message security vendor. Online bank fraud losses rose sharply in the first half of 2006 due to a surge in phishing scams, new figures show. At the end of the financial year it is vital to have easy access to your data.. Businesses must prepare for the profusion of security risks that will occur as employees use more consumer technologies, Gartner has warned. Spammers have launched a new attack that could jeopardise the security of SMEs, new figures show. Image spam numbers hit lowest recorded levels in 10 months, according to security experts. Hacks on Queensland government sites increased by 104 percent in two years. A Taiwanese criminal gang continues to launch attacks as Microsoft Word becomes the most common exploit vector, latest figures by MessageLabs show. A Taiwanese criminal gang continues to launch attacks as Microsoft Word becomes the most common exploit vector, latest figures by MessageLabs show. Cyber crime is costing the e-commerce industry as much as £580 million (A$1.38 billion) per year, with that figure set to rocket to £1.5 billion (A$3.6 billion) by 2010, latest figures show. The same group of hackers who last week promised nude photographs of Britney Spears is now believed to be mass spamming messages that contain a clickable image of porn star Jenna Jameson. Hackers are expected to exploit the mass-dispatch of Mother's Day emails this weekend to launch malware attacks, experts have warned. Botnets to blame, says monitoring firm Postini. Pornographic spam levels dropped to an all-time low in February, according to new research from Symantec, while a Marshal report showed overall spam levels at a record high. For the fifth consecutive month, spam levels have continued to soar, with more than three-quarters of all messages sent in February being junk. No smoke without fire.