Security holes for the holidays
There's no time off from Internet threats, as flaws in Firefox, IE and Mac OS X open the door to attack.
roundup There's no time off from Internet threats. A flaw common to Firefox and IE could leak passwords, while a security hole in Mac OS X is among the latest in a promised month of bugs.
Flaw could enable attackers to compromise usernames and passwords, security researcher warns, citing an exploit on MySpace.
November 22, 2006
Howard Schmidt, former security adviser to the White House, warns of upcoming threats to businesses and the Net itself.
November 22, 2006
Company's 129 lawsuits filed in Europe and the Middle East over the past eight months include 97 criminal procedures.
November 22, 2006
The unpatched security hole could be used by a remote attacker to compromise a vulnerable Mac, advisories say.
November 21, 2006
The volume of junk e-mail is spiking--just as consumers gear up for holiday shopping.
November 20, 2006
Microsoft's IE and Office, Apple's Mac OS X and people themselves are among the Internet's weak links, the security group says.
November 15, 2006
Firefox, IE vulnerable to fake login pages?
Flaw could enable attackers to compromise usernames and passwords, security researcher warns, citing an exploit on MySpace.November 22, 2006
Security adviser: Cyberthreats keep growing
Howard Schmidt, former security adviser to the White House, warns of upcoming threats to businesses and the Net itself.November 22, 2006
Microsoft lawsuits reeling in alleged phishers
Company's 129 lawsuits filed in Europe and the Middle East over the past eight months include 97 criminal procedures.November 22, 2006
Attack code targets zero-day Mac OS X flaw
The unpatched security hole could be used by a remote attacker to compromise a vulnerable Mac, advisories say.November 21, 2006
'Tis the season to send spam
The volume of junk e-mail is spiking--just as consumers gear up for holiday shopping.November 20, 2006
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SANS names top hacker targets
Microsoft's IE and Office, Apple's Mac OS X and people themselves are among the Internet's weak links, the security group says.November 15, 2006