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Security experts have warned users to focus on securing their whole online lifestyle in 2008. DNS cache poisoning is not just for web browsers anymore. According to researcher Dan Kaminsky, there are a variety of programs that make requests of DNS servers, including games and a number of desktop applications. The Tumbleweed MailGate appliance offers solid email protection and management in one device. A new spam attack falsely alerts users to download a Microsoft patch in an attempt to install malicious malware. Google has released the source code for a security tool it uses internally, The RatProxy software analyses web pages for potential security risks. A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Yahoo Mail could leave instant messenger users open to attack. IT managers must keep their eye on risks as mobile devices become widespread. IT professionals are gearing up for more security headaches from the Apple's latest smart phone. Technology giants will progressively build security into the foundation of their goods and services squeezing standalone security vendors out of existence, the founder of a local security vendor has claimed. Scientists may have found a new way to combat random scanning internet worms such as the notorious Code Red and SQL Slammer infections.
A new industry alliance promises to pave the way for more secure software. Is SAFECode what we've been waiting for? THE CHAIRMAN OF Wick Hill Group in the UK, which sells security infrastructure for ebusiness, has written a whitepaper outlining his views on how IT security could become more environmentally friendly. BeCrypt Disk Protect provides for two-factor authentication and also advanced encryption standard (AES) encryption of the entire hard drive. We configured BeCrypt Disk Protect to use password authentication, which was a little more difficult to install and configure than some of the other products. Researchers have uncovered a number of ways attackers could force a PC to cold boot. Better keep that heating on. THOUSANDS of punters in Sydney lost their Internet, phones and cable telly after someone managed to carry out one of the most basic hacks in Christendom. The Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum, which looked at the advantages and security risks of Web 2.0 technology use in the enterprise, debuted today in New York. The questions of "who" and "why" in identity theft remain largely ignored. That is, "Who is after online identities? And what for?" Social networking giant Facebook has defended its security and privacy controls in the face of criticism from industry experts, at this year's Infosecurity Europe show in London. Whether you've been hacked or suspect an employee of wrongdoing, knowing how to preserve evidence is crucial. Derek Parkinson reports. Financial services companies are struggling to deal with a variety of challenges associated with authenticating and securing their customer accounts in an increasingly complex multichannel environment, a panel of IT security professionals said at this week's RSA Conference in San Francisco.