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Google fixes 20 flaws with latest version of Chrome browserGoogle fixes 20 flaws with latest version of Chrome browser

Google is keeping up its fast-and-furious Chrome development pace with the release of version 17, just two months after version 16 came out and one day after Chrome for Android was introduced.
09 February 2012

Feds should provide industry with cybersecurity data and incentives, experts testifyFeds should provide industry with cybersecurity data and incentives, experts testify

The US communications industry needs better information sharing, tax breaks, and liability protection from the federal government to improve cybersecurity, experts told a House panel on Wednesday.
09 February 2012

New Android malware bags millions in revenuesNew Android malware bags millions in revenues

A new piece of Android malware, named Android.Bmaster, has infected hundreds of thousands of devices in China and is able to generate millions of dollars in annual revenues.
09 February 2012

ODVA publishes cybersecurity guidelines for industrial automation networks

ODVA, an organization set up to improve industrial automation processes and security, has issued a set of cybersecurity guidelines for manufacturers and vendors to follow.
09 February 2012

Bigger is not better when it comes to DDoS attacks

Small-scale targeted distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks can cause more damage to an organization that large-scale bandwidth-gobbling attacks, concludes a recent report by application security provider Radware.
09 February 2012

Source code for Symantec's pcAnywhere published after failed extortion attemptSource code for Symantec's pcAnywhere published after failed extortion attempt

A hacker associated with an Anonymous affiliate has released source code for Symantec’s pcAnywhere security software onto the Pirate Bay file-sharing website after an apparent attempt to extort $50,000 from the security vendor.
09 February 2012

Cybercrime – another business in the Malspace

The commercialization of cybercrime continues, with Trusteer describing what it calls ‘Factory Outlets’ for the sale of stolen user credentials.
09 February 2012

Intrusion upon seclusion protected by Canadian court

With ‘privacy’ such an emotive and complex issue, Canadian companies should note that an action for tort (civil action) for ‘intrusion upon seclusion’ has been recognized by the Ontario Appeal Court.
09 February 2012

Service providers lack confidence in LEAs

Arbor Networks’ 7th annual Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report presents a view of 2011 security through the eyes of the providers: ISPs, hosting companies, and service providers. It focuses on DDoS.
09 February 2012

Anonymous hacks police website in response to Occupy Boston crackdownAnonymous hacks police website in response to Occupy Boston crackdown

The hacktivist group Anonymous apparently gained control over the Boston Police Department's community policing website in retaliation for the police crackdown on the Occupy Boston protests.
08 February 2012

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