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World Cup potential to cause network meltdown
Despite World Cup threats barely making a bleep on the number of global phishing attacks reported, the potential for damage to networks attributed to the event will be severe, said SurfControl.
Staff Writers
Jun 9 2006, 9:47AM
Security
Collins finds prevention better than detection
Integrator CDM solves Collins Food Group's security woes with a TippingPoint intrusion detection system.
Alan Hartstein
Jun 8 2006, 5:25PM
Security
Cyber crims fake Google pharmacy
Software anti-virus vendor, SurfControl has discovered a new blended email/internet security threat, with a fake Google banner.
Staff Writers
Jun 8 2006, 3:55PM
Security
Kaz, Symantec partner on SMB security services
Kaz and Symantec have partnered on a new services agreement which will see the two companies move deeper into the upper SMB security market.
Tim Lohman
Jun 6 2006, 2:30PM
Security
Sophos warns of Falkland Island email scam
First there were scam emails out of Nigeria, now there’s one referencing the Falkland Islands, said anti-virus software vendor Sophos.
Staff Writers
Jun 6 2006, 11:41AM
Security
Global chemical and pharmaceutical tops spam list
Global chemical and pharmaceutical industries have pushed out the banking and financial sectors as those 'most attacked' by email threats during May, Message Labs has said.
Staff Writers
Jun 5 2006, 12:49PM
Security
World cup fever unleashes email scammers
Internet security vendor, SurfControl has tracked another email phishing scam targeting 2006 FIFA World Cup enthusiasts.
Staff Writers
Jun 5 2006, 9:32AM
Security
Netsky-P worm tops Sophos May threat list
More than two years since first appearing, the Netsky-P worm remains the most widespread piece of malware spreading via email, Sophos has said.
Staff Writers
Jun 2 2006, 10:47AM
Security
ACMA’s ‘one click’ anti-spam button
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) released SpamMATTERS, a one-click button which deletes and reports spam to the government regulator.
Staff Writers
May 31 2006, 9:32AM
Security
Services key to anti-virus profits
A services-driven approach to selling anti-virus software has helped reseller Group Services & Systems (GSS) garner profit margins of between 20 percent and 30 percent.
Lilia Guan
May 26 2006, 10:24AM
Security
Network servers not safe from users
Australian businesses are compromising their server security by granting users local administrator privileges, according to a survey by security software vendor NetIQ.
Byron Connolly
May 25 2006, 11:06AM
Security
Da Vinci Code spam requires leap of faith
Sophos is calling on the internet faithful to be wary of an unsolicited email campaign offering a free copy of the "The Da Vinci Code".
Staff Writers
May 25 2006, 10:32AM
Security
Man accused of Juan Zhang's murder
A 24-year old man faced Melbourne Magistrates Court this morning accused of murdering Juan Zhang, an employee from Melbourne-based Computers & Parts Land (CPL).
Staff Writers
May 23 2006, 1:24PM
Security
Missing reseller employee highlights need for more security
The disappearance of reseller staff member, Juan Zhang highlights the concerns employees should have about physical security when handling cash on company premises.
Lilia Guan
May 22 2006, 1:15PM
Security
Bizarre phishing scam
In one of the most bizarre phishing scams to date, a fake Chase Bank email on the prowl warns users of ongoing phishing schemes.
Staff Writers
May 19 2006, 2:46PM
Security
CipherTrust signs Firewall
Security vendor CipherTrust has signed Firewall Systems as its first Australian distributor since setting up here late last year.
Byron Connolly
May 18 2006, 12:17PM
Security
Sophos: Pokie virus still causing havoc
Net citizens still need to be wary of being targeted by malware, spreading via an online poker website, according to anti-virus vendor Sohpos.
Staff Writers
May 18 2006, 11:36AM
Security
Jail sentence for Malware writer not enough
A web poll of 275 PC users found 60 percent of respondents think the jail sentence dished out to Jeanson James Ancheta wasn’t long enough.
Staff Writers
May 12 2006, 3:07PM
Security
Sophos discovers hooting virus
Anti-virus vendor Sophos has discovered a worm that attempts to send a photograph of an owl to attached network printers.
Staff Writers
May 12 2006, 10:47AM
Security
Hackers work plagues PCs two years later
Two years after the arrest of a noted hacker, his creation remains at the top of the virus charts, a security company said, proving just how long an Internet affliction can last.
Gregg Keizer
May 11 2006, 9:17AM
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