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Security Expert Tricks Antivirus Scammers

Security Expert Tricks Antivirus Scammers

A software engineer for security company Sourcefire turns the tables on antivirus scammers.

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Antivirus scammers posing as Microsoft were taken for a ride after a misplaced call to a security researcher. When a group of scammers inadvertently called Sourcefire software engineer Noah Magram on his home phone, Magram...


China Most Feared For Privacy Violations

China Most Feared For Privacy Violations

A new survey reveals details about security experts' privacy concerns.

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China is the country feared most for privacy violations, a new survey executed by open source security software developer AlienVault has found. In the survey, which questioned 300 IT security experts at the InfoSec conference in...


FBI, Obama Administration Create New Agency to Spy On Your Skype

FBI, Obama Administration Create New Agency to Spy On Your Skype

The DCAC is charged with developing new digital surveillance technologies.

In-Depth Security

Enabled by the Obama administration, America’s Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is on the brink of rolling out a specialist electronic surveillance unit with the power to spy on Skype conversations and other Internet...


iPhones On Almost 50 Carriers Are Vulnerable To Hackers

iPhones On Almost 50 Carriers Are Vulnerable To Hackers

Experts warn about security holes that might give unwanted access to your iPhone

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Security experts have warned that smartphones running on AT&T and at least 47 other carriers are vulnerable to hijacking. iPhones and Android devices are particular targets for malicious hackers, who can intercept information...


Launch of Yahoo's Axis Web Browser Tainted by Security Snafu

Launch of Yahoo's Axis Web Browser Tainted by Security Snafu

Axis unveiled without terms of service, private certificate file left exposed on Chrome.

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Yahoo's first venture into the world of web browser production was always likely to be memorable, but in the end it stood out for its glaring security glitches rather than its slick operation. On Wednesday evening, Yahoo launched...


Security Experts Welcome Online NHS But Warn of Potential Pitfalls

Security Experts Welcome Online NHS But Warn of Potential Pitfalls

The potential digitalisation of NHS records and services is a classic risk vs. reward scenario.

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Threat mitigation specialist Cryptzone has welcomed the news that the Department of Health plans to relocate NHS patient data and services online in the near future, but is warning the government that a high-level of...


Three Million UK Individuals Targeted By HMRC Scam

Three Million UK Individuals Targeted By HMRC Scam

Forged emails posing as HMRC aim to capitalise on those expecting payouts this year.

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Antivirus company Bitdefender has detected a scam targeting three million people expecting tax refunds in the UK, via emails impersonating an officer of HM Revenue & Customs. The emails include the HMRC logo at the top and...


Kim Dotcom Won't Give Up Passwords

Kim Dotcom Won't Give Up Passwords

Challenging legality of raids against Megaupload offices

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Kim Dotcom is refusing to hand over passwords to protected data on the machines seized during a raid on the Megaupload offices, while demanding the computers be returned to him so that he can use them in his defence. According to...


ITProPortal Noon Roundup 23-05-12

ITProPortal Noon Roundup 23-05-12

Google Doodles Interactive Synthesiser, Windows Phone 8 Leak, Imperva exposes dating site hack

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Google has gone to town with an interactive doodle this morning, celebrating the 78th anniversary of the birth of Robert Moog. Robert Moog, born in New York on this day in 1934, was the inventor of the famous Moog synthesiser,...


Original Enigma Machine Demonstrated

Original Enigma Machine Demonstrated

InfoSec event showcases cutting edge technology...of World War II.

In-Depth Security

A real-life enigma machine used in World War II was on display at the Earls Court InfoSec Conference. Dr James Grime of Cambridge University explained how the iconic device was used by Nazi Germany to send secret messages during...


Malware Attacks On The Rise, Says McAfee

Malware Attacks On The Rise, Says McAfee

The security company warns that threats to desktop and mobile operating systems are increasing.

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PC malware is higher than it has ever been in the last four years, McAfee revealed in a threat report covering the first quarter of 2012. Despite previous reports citing Android as a primary target, McAfee researchers now warn...


Military Dating Website Hack Explained

Military Dating Website Hack Explained

Security firm highlight current online dangers after attack on soldier dating network.

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Imperva, which provides security solutions for high-value business data, has released its May Hacker Intelligence report, which focuses on the dangers exposed by a recent attack on a social networking site for lonely members of...


Elaborate Cyber Crime Plot Steals From Online Bankers

Elaborate Cyber Crime Plot Steals From Online Bankers

Trusteer detects Tatanga Trojan scam in Germany and warns other countries are not safe.

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Computer security firm Trusteer has uncovered a new criminal scheme targeting customers of several German banks. The complex Tatanga Trojan conducts a "Man in the Browser" attack that intercepts online transactions and bypasses...


Paysafecard PINs Sold Over The Internet Linked To Fraud

Paysafecard PINs Sold Over The Internet Linked To Fraud

Scammers are taking advantage of the payment method's customers.

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Paysafecard PINs sold over the Internet are increasingly being linked to fraud, the Vienna-based company warns. The electronic payment method billed as "cash for the Internet" uses a pre-paid system and does not require debit or...


NCC Group Launches DDoS-Fighting Service

NCC Group Launches DDoS-Fighting Service

A new product targets the world's most common form of cyber attack.

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IT security firm NCC Group has announced the launch of DDoS Assured, a new product that aims to combat distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS). DDoSs are the world's most common cyber attacks, and function by overwhelming a...

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