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SpyEye Trojan country hit list

The number of financial institutions targeted by the SpyEye Trojan is growing, according to Trusteer. Risk analysis teams have also observed an increase in the number of …

Apple releases iOS 4.3.5

Apple released iOS 4.3.5, which can be downloaded and installed using iTunes. A certificate chain validation issue existed in the handling of X.509 certificates. An attacker …

Enterprises fail to control mobile access

The results of a Courion survey of 988 IT decision makers at large organizations indicate that whilst organizations are confident that they can assure appropriate user access …

Most workaholics don’t secure their mobile devices

Bags packed, flights booked and foreign currency in their pockets. The workforce might be jetting off but they’re definitely not leaving the daily grind behind. Instead, …

D-Link integrates OpenDNS on select routers

D-Link announced the integration of OpenDNS technology into select routers. With OpenDNS technology, D-Link routers offer consumers Web content filtering and security …

CompTIA introduces healthcare IT technician certificate

A new professional credential aimed at information technology (IT) professionals who install, manage and troubleshoot electronic health records systems for the nation’s …

Hackers steal 8 GB of data from Italian anti-cybercrime unit

Evidence servers of the Italian National Anti-Cybercrime Center for the Protection of Critical Infrastructure (CNAIPIC) have been breached and some its contents published by a …

SecurID users targeted by fake NSA email

RSA’s SecurID token users have recently been targeted with fake emails supposedly coming from the US National Security Agency urging them to update their token code …

phpMyAdmin multiple vulnerabilities

Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in phpMyAdmin, according to Secunia. These can be exploited by malicious users to conduct cross-site scripting attacks and …

Japanese man arrested for storing malware

38-year-old Yasuhiro Kawaguchi is the first person in Japan to get arrested for storing malware on his computer after the upper house’s Judicial Affairs Committee has …

Companies underestimate costs of security breaches

Aveksa announced the findings of a recent survey conducted to examine many different facets of IT security, including:: Concerns about moving sensitive applications and data …

“Amy Winehouse death video” scams hit Facebook users

The past weekend has been rife with bad news that captured the attention of the greater public, and online scammers have wasted no time in taking advantage of it. Facebook …

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