Blackberry spyware source code released Code enables data theft from inside the BlackBerry sandbox Symantec hit with class-action lawsuit over auto-renewals NY man claims Symantec didn't tell him before charging his card Chinese man gets 30 months for fake Cisco sales He must also pay Cisco nearly $800,000 in restitution Mako targets $100m payment security opportunity Service offered to partners to help banks' merchants comply with PCI DSS IE flaw gives hackers access to user files, Microsoft says IE's Protected Mode will protect users, if it's enabled Unique algorithm stops worms from spreading Infected machines can be left online during cleaning Black Hat: Zero-day hack of Oracle 11g database revealed Researcher takes umbrage after Larry Ellison touts 'unbreakable' security Botnet targets major websites with junk SSL connection The aim of the odd attack is unknown but it's not knocking the sites offline Stolen Twitter accounts can fetch US$1,000 Hackers don't just want your banking passwords; now they take everything DDoS attacks, hacks rampant in infrastructure sectors Denial of service extortion schemes are rampant Virus comes back from dead to hit hard drives Slovakian biker 'prank' goes global. Leading voice encryption programs hacked in minutes Custom Trojan records calls undetected, says researcher. Is the iPad 'iBad for freedom'? Defective by Design slams iPad DRM InternetNZ rejects internet filtering InternetNZ calls for thorough study of ways to address child abuse imagery Researcher to reveal more Internet Explorer problems Exploiting four or five features in IE could compromise files Anonymising project TOR issues update after server breach Project leaders say attacked doesn't appear to have compromised TOR Widespread attacks exploit newly patched IE bug Symantec has seen attacks on hundreds of websites over the past day Microsoft patches IE, admits it knew of bug last August Israeli researchers sounded warning well before Google attacks Updated: DIA positive about private sector Identity Verification Department of Internal Affairs reassures public on privacy Microsoft promises emergency IE patch Company stays mum on when rush fix will arrive

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