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'One of the most sophisticated' scams in recent times. Cyberattackers are doing their homework when targeting corporate executives, according to a recent report from MessageLabs. Hoax email that claims to originate from the ACT Office of Fair Trading targets recipients for identity theft. For the second time this year, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is at the center of spam campaign. SMP On-Demand offers value-added managed security services. Malware uses old-fashioned propagation technique. Researchers have reported a vulnerability in Microsoft Vista's email client, Windows Mail, which could allow remote attackers to execute code. Symantec warned eBay users that a sophisticated Trojan is seeking to scam them with a man-in-the-middle attack. Amazon has quietly rolled out a limited beta of its Amazon Flexible Payment(AFP) service. The service offers payment outsourcing to third party websites and applications. It joins Google Checkout and Paypal in the payment outsourcing market.
Amazon.com is the latest target of a new wave of phishing schemes known as man-in-the-middle attacks. A new and previously unknown exploit toolkit exclusively targets Adobe's PDF format.
WatchGuard Technologies is launching a network security appliance that targets enterprise campuses, data centres and other high-performance network environments. Hackers have released a worm that attacks Skype, the voice over IP (VoIP) application, security experts warn. Over half of all malware originating in China last month was designed to steal usernames and passwords, new analysis shows. The IRS and malware researchers warned this week of spear phishing scams specifically targeting corporate executives. Symantec warned this weekend of a new worm taking advantage of a Microsoft bug, prompting the security company to raise its ThreatCon level. Security researchers today reported a replicating proof-of-concept virus affecting Mac OS X platforms. A new phishing scheme leveraging the McDonald's name is part of a trend that plays on the economic downturn. Companies need to step up their ability to guess where cybercriminals will strike next. 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.