Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser

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Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser

Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 06:39 AM PDT


Lookout joins other security firms, releasing a browser for smartphones that can blacklist known phishing sites.

Cisco again looks to debunk the multivendor network

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 07:29 AM PDT


In its second attempt to debase arguments that a multivendor network is more beneficial to users than a single-vendor infrastructure, Cisco this week hosted a webcast of two customers discussing the merits of their all-Cisco networks.

Many Malaysian government sites hacked

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 01:28 AM PDT


Malaysia's Communications and Multimedia Commission said that 51 websites in the .gov.my domain were attacked beginning late Wednesday, and that 41 of the sites suffered various levels of disruption.

Citigroup reveals breach affected over 360,000 cards

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 08:59 AM PDT


Over 360,083 credit card accounts in North America of Citigroup were affected as a result of a compromise of its card account management website in May, the bank said in an update on Wednesday.

Payroll firm ADP investigating system intrusion

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 07:22 AM PDT


Automatic Data Processing said on Wednesday that it is investigating a system intrusion that likely impacted only one client.

LulzSec claims CIA website hack

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 04:42 AM PDT


The CIAs main public facing web site appears to have been taken down by hacking group LulzSec earlier today.

Senators propose mobile location privacy law

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:07 AM PDT


Following a recent uproar over the ways in which Apple and Google collect location information from mobile users, two U.S. senators have proposed a law that would require companies to get permission from mobile users before sharing that information with third parties.

Court says Comerica Bank must pay after customer is hacked

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:02 AM PDT


A Michigan court has ruled that Comerica Bank is liable for a US$560,000 cyberheist, saying the bank should have done a better job to spot millions of dollars in fraudulent transactions after one of the bank's customers was tricked in a phishing attack two years ago.

Want to stop cybercrime? Follow the money

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:54 AM PDT


At Usenix, a cybersecurity researcher explains how the key to stopping computer criminals is in the economics of cybercrime.

Adobe pushes Reader silent updates

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:17 AM PDT


Adobe has switched on silent updating for its popular Reader PDF viewer, the company announced Tuesday.

Bill proposed to regulate collection, use of GPA tracking data

Posted: 14 Jun 2011 11:23 PM PDT


Two lawmakers today proposed a bipartisan bill that would regulate how law enforcement agencies and companies can access and use geo-location data gathered from cell phones, tablets and other mobile devices.

Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 03:00 AM PDT


With all of the recent security problems around RSA's SecurID two-factor authentication technology as a backdrop, Cisco today made it clear that it's still a major supporter of SecurID by including the two-factor authentication token as a main security component in what Cisco calls its "PCI 2.0 Architecture" of assembled Cisco, EMC, RSA, VMware and HyTrust products.

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