37 min ago | CRM Daily
More Than 75 Percent of Bank Sites at Risk, Study Says
A study by the University of Michigan says more than 75 percent of banks are vulnerable to cybercriminals because of design flaws.
4 hrs ago | ElectricNews.net
Drive-by download attacks menace gov sites
The number of drive-by download attacks has tripled and they are beginning to affect government websites as well as small business operations.
9 hrs ago | Techworld
Hackers have released software that exploits a recently disclosed DNS flaw . The attack code was released Wednesday by developers of the Metasploit hacking toolkit.
14 hrs ago | CNET News.com
Defense asks for dismissal of MySpace case
Defense lawyers for Lori Drew, a Missouri mother who allegedly used a MySpace account to bully a 13-year-old neighbor, filed three electronic court documents Wednesday asking for the case to be dismissed, ...
18 hrs ago | Data Storage Today
Lawyers Compete for Lead in Hannaford Case
District Court Judge D. Brock Hornby heard presentations from two groups of lawyers who want to represent the 4 million consumers.
Blogspot.com cited as the No. 1 host for malware
According to a report out Wednesday, antivirus vendor Sophos says it detects one Web page with malicious content every 5 seconds--a trend that is up 300 percent from 2007.
Study: Online banking possibly dicier than assumed
Many banks are unwittingly training their online customers to take risks with their passwords and other sensitive account information, leaving them more vulnerable to fraud, new research shows.
'Asprox computer virus' runs riot, hits the NHS, claims The Times
The Times says the "Asprox computer virus" is infecting British web sites, but actually, it's just another escalating round of SQL injection attacks July 23, 2008 4:59 PM According to The Times : "Eastern ...
RIM has released a patch for a security flaw in BlackBerry Enterprise Server, which exposed corporate networks to hackers via a maliciously crafted PDF document .
With DNS flaw now public, attack code imminent
Hackers say that they will soon develop attack code that exploits a recently published, critical DNS bug.
Microsoft's DNS Fix Leads to More Problems
The blogosphere is awash with talk about the possible overall weakness of the Domain Name System architecture.
Details of DNS Flaw Leaked; Exploit Expected by End of Today
Despite Dan Kaminsky's efforts to keep a lid on the details of the critical DNS vulnerability he found, someone at the security firm Matasano leaked the information on its blog yesterday, then quickly pulled ...
Lithuanian Tax Office Website Hit By Cyber Attack
By Reuters 9:41 AM EDT Mon. Jul. 21, 2008 VILNIUS, July 21 - Lithuania said it suffered another foreign cyber attack over the weekend when the state tax office's website was swamped with requests, but no damage ...
Check Point Software Reports Financial Results for the Second Quarter 2008
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- -- Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. , the worldwide leader in securing the Internet, today announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2008.
Kaspersky Lab's Malaysian Web Site Hacked
Russian security company Kaspersky Lab's Web site for Malaysia was defaced on Saturday along with one of its online shopping sites, according to Zone-H, an organization that documents such attacks.
Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident
July 21, 2008 A computer security company on Monday inadvertently published details of a major flaw in the Internet's Domain Name System several weeks before they were due to be disclosed.
Napera Networks Launches Global Channel Partner Program Focused on...
Napera Networks , a company dedicated to helping small and medium-sized enterprises succeed at network security, today announced the launch of the Napera Advantage Partner Program.
Fired Philly TV anchor charged in e-mail scandal
Former news anchors for KYW-TV in Philadelphia Larry Mendte and Alycia Lane, shown in September, 2003.
Facebook bug leaks members' birthday data
Some of Canada's leading academics discuss the best leadership practices for a wide range of IT challenges.
If SMEs want to be secure, they need to think like hackers says Firebrand Training
This is the message in the White Paper from Firebrand Training. SMEs are endangering critical corporate information because they are failing to adequately secure their wireless networks.