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Monday, 10 November 2008 FBI investigates data theft blackmail scheme Hackers threatening to release patient records unless the company pays up Hackers launch PDF attacks, exploit just-patched Reader bug Update as soon as possible, says researcher New credit cards show their smarts Future credit cards could have their own keypads and displays Former Intel engineer indicted for stealing trade secrets While working for both Intel and AMD, the engineer allegedly remotely accessed Intel top secret documents Android may not need antivirus software, researcher says Android unlikely to be more susceptible to malware than other, proprietary mobile operating systems, says analyst Experts to unravel email scam exposed by web mag Two experts to help investigate a former government official accused of bribery Thousands hit in broad web hack Kaspersky warns that as many as 10,000 Web sites have been compromised in a mass web attack ECPAT website hit by Javascript injection attack Child protection organisation may be victim of a wider attack Spam surges as Google's CAPTCHA falters Increasing level of spam pollution to be found on free sites and branded sites, says report Worry about browsers not OS, says Microsoft More than nine out of ten published software vulnerabilities now appearing in applications, says report |
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