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Remote employees visit sex websites two and a half times as often as their office-based colleagues and are more likely to push their surfing habits into the realm of the illegal, according to a latest study. He flew in and out in a flash but Eugene Kaspersky managed to paint a bleak future for the whitehats of the security industry during his Sydney visit this week. A government laptop used by Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez may have been breached during a visit to Bejing last December. Users are encouraged to patch their systems immediately with an out-of-band fix from Microsoft for a major Internet Explorer vulnerability. Strong authentication has improved dramatically since its earliest days. And now more than ever, that comes as good news for consumers. Facebook and Google have both launched new user-ID services that let users take their existing log-ins and deploy them across a number of sites. Warnings should have been flagged up to avoid the transfer of unencrypted .data Bucking the trend of declines in spam last week, a new socially engineered attack is making the rounds. Opera has patched a vulnerability which is has deemed to be ‘highly critical'. Users might end up with rogue anti-virus software on their machines by searching for Halloween costumes online. Phishers are adopting a 'back to basics' approach with attacks. Operating systems are inherently insecure and will remain that way in the future, according to Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Russian-based security vendor Kaspersky Lab.
Because of the potential for clickjacking exploits, all users of Flash Player are recommended to upgrade. Microsoft on Tuesday pushed out 11 patches for 20 vulnerabilities. Spammers and malware writers exploiting site to infect users. A scam campaign is using profiles from YouTube to advertise products and services. The inaugural SC World Congress takes place in New York December 9 & 10. Web monitoring firms are warning IT administrators to update their spam filters after a massive new spamming campaign was detected. Microsoft on Tuesday pushed out four patches to correct eight vulnerabilities in its operating systems and related components. Surprise, surprise. Researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Google's latest innovation, the Chrome browser.