ContentZotob’s dayDavid QuaintonOctober 21, 2005It was just another PnP hole until virus writers got hold of it. David Quainton follows the return of the network worm
ContentCisco and Oracle panned, shaken, stirredDavid QuaintonOctober 4, 2005Cisco and Oracle have been panned by a security expert for dealing with software vulnerabilities and putting users at risk.
ContentSpeed and firewalls panned at network security shindigDavid QuaintonOctober 3, 2005Information technology is too focused on bandwidth and speed and not helping internet security, according to the head of information security at a Fortune 500 company.
ContentFIFA scam lures footy fansDavid QuaintonSeptember 27, 2005FIFA has warned users to be wary of a phishing campaign aimed at taking advantage of money-hungry football fans.
ContentNo SOX please, we’re non-compliantDavid QuaintonSeptember 27, 2005Companies will fail SOX audits in 2006, according to their IT departments.
ContentSymantec breaks open its wallet againDavid QuaintonSeptember 23, 2005Symantec has raided the security supermarket once more and acquired anti-phishing and anti-spyware company WholeSecurity.
ContentCanyon country clamps down on cell spamDavid QuaintonSeptember 22, 2005An Arizona court has outlawed text message spam for the first time in the U.S.
ContentSpam Bagle surge fills internetDavid QuaintonSeptember 21, 2005A major spamming attack has sent waves of Bagle virus across the globe, infecting thousands of computers.
ContentSymbian phone virus infects WindowsDavid QuaintonSeptember 21, 2005A mobile phone virus has been created that can infect PCs.
ContentMozilla nightmare continues as site hit by hackersDavid QuaintonSeptember 21, 2005Not-for-profit software group Mozilla has been hit by hackers downloading infected source code onto its website.
