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Dutch Boffins at Radboud University in Nijmegen are developing new privacy-protecting smart cards for public transport, using good old open sauce. The twisters and historic floods sweeping across the US will give rise to malicious attacks, the SANS Storm Center warned on Friday. The RSA conference in April marked one year almost to the day since Dave DeWalt left EMC and took over the reins as CEO of McAfee. Cambridge University security researcher Dr Richard Clayton argues that BT should be prosecuted because it monitored internet users' websurfing habits without their permission, while the telco declines to say its activities were legal. Through a partnership with identity verification developer FCS Online, ING Direct will become the first Australian bank to offer customers the option of a purely online account application process. Spammers are taking advantage of recent natural disasters to abuse the generosity of others for their own financial gain.. Independent market analyst Datamonitor has released a new report headlining security concerns as the largest barrier to enterprise mobility deployments. AusCERT's director Nick Tate kicked-off the AusCERT Asia-Pacific Information Security Conference today celebrating the organisation’s 15th birthday in front of more than one thousand local and international delegates.
The serial company founder and SC's CEO of the Year tells Paul Fisher why he knew all along that data-centric security was the future. Conference organiser reveals the hot topics and speakers at Australia’s premier security conference which kicks off next week. We cannot stop growing identity theft trends by burying our heads in the sand. With the introduction of every innovative technology come new opportunities for cybercriminals to prosper. Security researchers at the Shadowserver Foundation have discovered another round of SQL injection attacks, this one affecting more than 4,000 web pages that are based on Microsoft's ASP and .NET technologies. The battle between Democratic presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton extended to cyberspace when a prankster over the weekend exploited a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability on the website of the Illinois senator to redirect traffic to Clinton's homepage. Security firm Sophos has launched a Spam Pledge to mark the 30th anniversary of junk email, urging users to help stamp out the scourge of spam. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard presents serious legal challenges and risk for retailers. An Israeli firm of private investigators has been rapped for using spyware to steal sensitive information.. Spammers have developed automated techniques to create fake pages on Google's Blogger service that are used to hawk typical junk mail merchandise. Security guru Bruce Schneider asked Infosec delegates to consider the psychology of security threats and their decision-making process.



As might be expected, email users are beginning to see the first stages of what is expected to be a major phishing attack capitalising on the populace's eager expectation of IRS refund checks, as well as the Bush administration's economic stimulus payment distribution, scheduled to begin May 2. Spammers will use the upcoming US elections as a means to increase spam volumes, security firm BitDefender has warned.