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The anonymity and universal access of cyberspace makes cybercrime attractive and easy. The amount of malware being punted around the internet is growing at an exponential rate, and traditional locally-based protection applications will soon buckle under the strain, web security firm F-Secure has warned. Researchers from University of California, Berkeley and UC, San Diego (UCSD) have published a report detailing how they hacked a spamming network to collect data on the economics of the problem. Foreign hackers infiltrated the networks of John McCain and Barack Obama during the US presidential campaign, according to reports. Managing firewall rule sets and policies is a complex and messy business. Simply following a few best practices can go a long way to simplify your life, cut costs, and improve security. Attacks reported on recently-patched Windows hole. An advisory group contends that the scramble over Dan Kaminsky's DNS flaw discovery proves that full disclosure is simply not feasible. Identity theft has become a multi-billion dollar issue that continues to accelerate, and protecting against it has become a multi-million dollar business, says Deloitte's Mark Steinhoff. The gap between security risks and our ability to tackle them is set to rise. Firms being forced to spend unnecessarily on perceived IT security risks, say
experts at RSA show. Microsoft is issuing a critical fix for Windows users. The FBI has released more details of how it shut down the Dark Matter online crime forum.
Misuse of language is turning 'ordinary, decent computer criminals' into 'cyberterrorists' who menace world peace. Symantec has found that nearly 80 percent of businesses surveyed in Australia have had some form of data breach. Adobe has hosted a web page that redirects visitors to websites that contain malware. The Darkmarket forum has been closed down following police raids. A new program that claims to be an anti-spyware solution for the Mac is likely rogue software, security researchers warned on Friday. Fifty-six people have been arrested in connection with an undercover FBI operation that posed as an online forum for trading stolen credit card numbers. The FBI used the DarkMarket.ws cybercriminal forum to create profiles of identity thieves looking to share tips and purchase stolen data. Home Secretary informs lawyers of arrangements for US extradition.