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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. Microsoft has claimed in its fifth Security Intelligence Report that Windows Vista is giving hackers a much harder time. Two security firms have revealed that spam attacks have increased in the last quarter. The rate and complexity at which exploits are being "weaponised" is rapidly increasing. A LinkedIn "spear phishing" email scam loaded malicious software to steal usernames and passwords. Criminal gangs are placing staff members in companies to operate as moles. The netVigilance SecureScout EagleBox SP 2.0 is a highly comprehensive vulnerability management product. In its Patch Tuesday update, Microsoft addressed nine vulnerabilities by releasing four security updates, none of which were deemed critical. The antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin. Despite its UK address, the spoofed Dell email targeted Australians. Washington state's legal team announced that it is gunning for a movie download service that flooded consumers with spyware ads demanding payment for services they never signed up for. The GFi LANguard Network Security Scanner focuses into three areas of network security scanning. A wave of new SQL injection attacks appears to have infected several thousand web servers, including government and financial services sites. Is it safe to take your mobile devices with you to the Beijing Olympic Games? Small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) have developed a false sense of security and remain naïve about the threats, according to McAfee. 24 Romanians believed to be part of an organised cybercrime ring were arrested during the past week. Remote code flaw being exploited. Spanish authorities charged a team of young hackers with infiltrating more than 20,000 web pages, including one belonging to NASA. There have been few mobile phone viruses so far, but as more handsets use WiFi and bluetooth, is it just a matter of time? Mark Mayne reports. Martin Atherton explains why a mismatch between information management capabilities and needs offers a golden opportunity.