Spam is silenced, but where are the feds?Open in New Window
On Oct. 14, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced that with help from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and New Zealand police shut down a vast international spam network known as Herbal read more »
Discuss     Bury

Seven classic PC symptomsOpen in New Window
Mary K. Pratt lists some common problems you might encounter with your PC and gives suggestions for possible fixes. read more »
Discuss     Bury

Spam levels fluctuate as crooks try to revive botnetsOpen in New Window
Gregg Keizer writes "The shutdown of California-based McColo Corp., a company that hosted a staggering variety of cybercriminal activity, on Nov. 11 cut spam by as much as 75% in the first few days read more »
Discuss     Bury

Symantec puts value of underground transactions at $275MOpen in New Window
Adam O'Donnell writes that the Symantec report that the underground ecomony is valued at $275 million is good reason to justify your security budget. read more »
Discuss     Bury

FBI investigates data theft blackmail schemeOpen in New Window
Data thieves are attempting to blackmail Express Scripts, a U.S. prescription drug management company based in St. Louis, Missouri. They are threatening to release millions of patient records. The co read more »
Discuss     Bury

Will technology drive global recovery?Open in New Window
Quotes from the speech by Sam Palmisano, chairman, president & CEO of IBM, made an important speech entitled “The Smart Planet: The Next Leadership Agenda” at the Council of Foreign Relations in New read more »
2 Comments     Bury

Microsoft to offer free security softwareOpen in New Window
Robert McMillan of IDG News Service reports via Network World of Microsoft's retirement of it's Anti virus software Windows Live One Product whilst swapping it with a free anti virus product. read more »
Discuss     Bury

Computer virus quarantines London Hospital for second dayOpen in New Window
"IT staff at three major London hospitals have spent a second day struggling to restore IT systems following a major computer virus outbreak." read more »
Discuss     Bury