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The number of new malicious websites rose by 58 per cent in June to its highest level since April 2007, security experts warned today. The market for mobile pornography is set to experience strong growth according to industry insiders. Global security experts gathered in Malaysia last month to help ramp up the world’s defenses against cyber-terrorism. A vulnerability discovered in SCADA could grant a remote attacker control over critical infrastructure, researchers said on Wednesday.
The social networking site has been hit by a legal complaint that claims it has failed to gain users' permission to distribute their information. Cyber war games are now getting out of hand, with US government spinners being prepared to blame everything on the Chinese.
Despite a sluggish US economy, online shopping continues to show impressive revenue gains. Recent Forrester Research data suggests that online shopping will grow 17 percent in 2008, a far cry from what is happening in the brick-and-mortar world. A recessionary funk is in the air, and if experience is any guide, IT, and consequently IT security, will be one of the first places CFOs and CEOs will look to slash budgets.
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.
RSA's chief technology officer thinks security should be left to experts. He tells Paul Fisher why he's no fan of employee awareness training. MySpace has won its legal challenge against two individuals who bombarded its members with spam.. 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”! 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. The questions of "who" and "why" in identity theft remain largely ignored. That is, "Who is after online identities? And what for?" The growth in telework is not as robust as most people think, as managing remote workers and security are big problems. But "secure telework" is possible. Employers must face the fact that a lot of online shopping takes place at the office, and it can put an entire business network at risk. A security firm claims to have uncovered a denial-of-service vulnerability in version 1.1.4 of Apple's Safari web browser for the iPhone.


As the Payment Card Industry's data security regulation begins to bite, Barry Mansfield examines its aims and obligations. Whether you've been hacked or suspect an employee of wrongdoing, knowing how to preserve evidence is crucial. Derek Parkinson reports. What are the potential security implications of virtualisation? The answer is: they are considerable.