MalwareOsama bin Laden killing prompts malware, Facebook scamsAngela MoscaritoloMay 2, 2011The website belonging to a man in Pakistan who unknowingly live tweeted the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound was found to be infected with malware.
Application securityIn the midst of Bin Laden death, there is malwareDavid HarleyMay 2, 2011From fake anti-virus to hoaxes, the internet can always serve up more unpleasantness around a dramatic news item.
MalwareFBI warns of millions lost in fraudulent transfers to ChinaDan KaplanApril 27, 2011The FBI is probing 20 new cases of U.S. businesses losing millions of dollars to cybercriminals, who then siphoned off the cash to accounts in China.
BreachPlayStation Network hacked, data on millions at riskDan KaplanApril 26, 2011Sony may have sustained the largest cyber intrusion since the Heartland Payment Systems breach, disclosing Tuesday that its PlayStation Network (PSN) was hacked to steal sensitive information belonging to users.
MalwareIs malware on the decline, or is evasion on the rise?Noa Bar YosefApril 26, 2011While some studies point to a decrease in malware, that is more of an indication that virus writers are getting better at hiding their wares.
Threat ManagementWhat if it wasn’t about the phish?Randy AbramsApril 25, 2011Phishing is not the only possible motivation for breaching Epsilon.
Critical Infrastructure Security“Stars” worm targets systems in Iran, official saysDan KaplanApril 25, 2011On the heels of the Stuxnet worm, Iran officials say they have discovered a new piece of malware also designed to sabotage government systems.
