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Facebook apps send user information to ad agencies

Some five months ago, news broke that social networks were sending users’ ID numbers and/or names to advertising agencies every time the users click on the ads, by way …

Fake Twitter homepages serving malware

A number of bogus Twitter main pages have been popping up and are offering misdirected users a chance to see naked ladies and to download malicious applications, Sunbelt …

Nuclear site’s operation details found on lost USB stick?

Reports are coming in that an unencrypted USB stick – apparently containing details on the Sellafield nuclear site’s operations – was found by a coach driver …

78% of organizations experienced downtime due to mismanaged encryption

Encryption key and digital certificate inventories are rising, according to a study by Venafi. Poorly managed encryption leads to system downtime, non-compliance and audit …

Adobe to release more secure PDF reader

Adobe is announcing the new Acrobat X Family of Products which includes Adobe Reader X as well as Acrobat X Suite, Acrobat X Pro, and Acrobat X Standard. Reader X is the only …

Fraud losses increase by 20% in the past 12 months

Theft of information and electronic data at global companies has overtaken physical theft for the first time, according to the Kroll Annual Global Fraud Report. The study …

A cyber criminal’s key to vulnerable systems

New, advanced evasion techniques (AET) that can pose a serious threat to existing network security systems worldwide, according to Stonesoft. These AET threats significantly …

ZeuS gang using malicious LinkedIn spam targets Charles Schwab accounts

The recently started LinkedIn spamming campaign that delivers the ZeuS Trojan – or, according to some, the Bugat Trojan – has been tied to a gang that uses the …

Week in review: Cloud security, patching challenges and RSA Conference 2010 news

Week in review: Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, interviews, articles, reviews and podcasts: A foolproof drive-by-download blocking …

Government agents following suspects on social networks

The issue of whether or not government or law enforcement agents are or should be allowed to go “undercover” on social networks is not a new one, but thanks to the …

ZeuS developers up the ante with beefed up variant

ZeuS has for a while now been almost a synonym for banking Trojans of every shape and form. Some say that the attention that the information security community has focused on …

BlackBerry patches Enterprise Server

A vulnerability in the BlackBerry Attachment Service component of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server could allow a malicious individual to cause buffer overflow errors, leading …

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