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A device capable of capturing the image of veins in a person’s finger is amongst a range of innovative biometric technologies unveiled at the official launch of the Unisys Security Innovation Centre in Canberra. Details on Apple mobile published on university blog. On the heels of IBM's acquisition of Watchfire, HP today announced it was buying SPI Dynamics, another application security bellwether, for an undisclosed amount. The CA/Browser Forum, a consortium of four major internet browsers and more than 20 certification authorities, this week announced the first-ever set of standardised guidelines to validate the legitimacy of website operators. Researcher blows up Apple's security claims. Polish researcher Michal Zalewski has revealed four new browser vulnerabilities — two each in Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) and Mozilla's Firefox — on the Full Disclosure mailing list this week. SMP On-Demand offers value-added managed security services. Acquisition-happy Google has made its first security purchase by quietly snaring start-up GreenBorder Technologies, a provider of virtualised web browsing anti-malware software, for an undisclosed amount. A White House-sanctioned commission on identity theft backed the creation of a national breach notification law this week. Hard drives are often overlooked when it comes to patching. But an exploit in this area could be fateful. Microsoft has admitted that up to 98 percent of messages sent to Hotmail addresses are spam.
German thin client vendor Igel Technology has unveiled its latest Linux firmware upgrade, adding a Leostream client for accessing virtual desktops via VDI.
Automatic data encryption on the road. Choosing the right content management system is crucial to keeping your digital files secure. But it's only the first step. Rob Buckley reports. New technology claims to defeat latest spam techniques. Independent tests shows malware slipping through. SSL VPN solution offers simplified pricing and licensing. Revamped offering includes new antivirus engine and improved anti-spyware. Researcher suggests limited software access will discourage attackers. Backdoor trojans and rootkits represent two of the fastest growing malware expunged by Microsoft's Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT), which was unveiled in January 2005.