• Microsoft security report pools data from Windows users everywhere
• Infosecurity gets twittered up
• It's been a Hard Day's Night for Paul McCartney's web site
• Phishers await bite from credit crunch email
• SafeNet report decline in mobile safety
• Health officials will reject requests to delete e-records once uploaded
• Samsung appoints Wick Hill as IT security distributor
• Hispasec enhances free online malware analysis service
• Conficker methodology appears in updated Neeris worm
• Hispasec enhances free online malware analysis service
• IBM warns over four percent Conficker infection rate
• US cybercrimes soar by 33% in 2008
• “Truly depressing”: GFI laments lack of insight into current IT needs from UK SMEs
• Cellcrypt intros industry's first secure, field-deployable PBX
• Arbor Networks warns on MIME sniffing-based phishing attacks
• TelTech intros pay-as-you-use lie detector phone service
• One quarter of British databases ‘almost certainly’ illegal
• Pirate Bay develops anonymous VPN user protection
• Symantec admits card data probably leaked from India
• CanSecWest: lasers and electronic sniffing take over from Van Eck
• Grey Goose 2 ties Kremlin more closely to Georgia cyber-attacks
• Russians hack Diebold ATM software
• Mobiles put four out of five commuters at risk of ID theft
• Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari hacked within hours
• McKinnon attracts support of Terry Waite and Sting