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Top 10 summer security threats
In-depth The weather's been so poor many of you will have spent your days indoors on the web, so here are some security tips to keep you safe this summer.
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Warning to watch out for infected Windows 7
News Tried to download Microsoft Windows 7 off a torrent site? You may have downloaded malware to go with it.
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New variant of Conficker strikes
News New Conficker variant talks to servers associated with the Waledac botnet, and downloads an ‘unknown’ payload.
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Teen hackers see cybercrime as ‘easy money’
News Parents are warned to watch out online, as it’s now possible for teenagers to get hold of powerful free crimeware kits.
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Apple users shouldn’t have ‘false sense of security’
News Security firm Trend Micro is the latest company to warn that Apple’s popularity will make its OS more of a target for criminals.
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More security threats hit Facebook
News Facebook users are again hit by malicious attacks, as the Koobface worm and rogue applications target the site.
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Unpatched machines targeted by IE 7 attacks
News Cybercriminals are already targeting computers which haven't been patched with the most recent Microsoft updates.
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Windows worm could create the ‘world’s biggest botnet’
News Network worm infections may have surpassed the nine million mark, and unless security is tightened up in business networks, it’s only going to get worse.
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Facebook profiles sell for less than a pound
News Trend Micro updates on the latest prices for compromised data, as cybercriminals look to do some decent Christmas business.
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Another wave of attacks target Internet Explorer
News Other versions of Internet Explorer are now vulnerable to exploitation, including the new beta of the latest update.
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The business of hacking your Facebook account
News A step-by-step guide to how a criminal could pick up your email address and password - all they would need to get into an email or social networking account.
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Poor tech leaves small businesses open to attack
News SMB issues with technology are a headache but could also leave them open to silent security threats.
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