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Trojans suspected of contributing to 2008 plane crash

Reports are coming in that a Spanair plane crash in 2008, in which 154 people died, may have been caused by trojans and similar malware. If true, this could be one of the first links to malware causing a major loss of life.
23 August 2010

Adobe releases emergency security patches for Acrobat and Reader

Adobe has released an out-of-band security update for its Reader and Acrobat products for Windows, Mac OS and Unix.
23 August 2010

Trojans suspected of contributing to 2008 Madrid aircrash

Reports are coming in that a Spanair plane crash in 2008, in which 154 people died, may have been caused by trojans and similar malware. If true, this could be one of the first links to malware causing a major loss of life.
23 August 2010

Apple files for an anti-jail-breaking patent

In a move that will have iPhone owners more than a little concerned, Apple has reportedly applied for a patent on a technology designed to identify when an iPhone smartphone has been jailbroken.
23 August 2010

12 character passwords essential say experts

Research carried out by the Georgia Institute of Technology has confirmed what many IT security professionals have suspected for some time – that eight character passwords are no longer enough to keep the serious hackers at bay.
23 August 2010

No charges in Lower Merion webcam scandal

Earlier this week, Federal authorities announced they would not be prosecuting administrators of the Lower Merion School District over its highly publicized webcam spying incidents. The district’s legal troubles, however, are likely not over.
20 August 2010

Google releases security updates for Chrome browser

The latest security update from Google includes 10 patches for its Chrome web browser, as the company pays out more than $10 000 to the handful of researchers who discovered the bugs.
20 August 2010

AVG links with MokaFive to secure the virtual desktop for free

AVG Technologies, which has carved out a name for itself as one of the most popular free anti-virus software vendors, has linked up with virtual desktop management vendor MokaFive. The move will allow AVG to move into the virtual desktop marketplace.
20 August 2010

Intel's acquisition of McAfee – did the chip giant pay too much?

Since the deal was announced yesterday, the IT security world has been buzzing about Intel's plan to acquire veteran IT security vendor McAfee in a $7.68bn deal.
20 August 2010

AVG links with MokaFive to secure the virtual desktop for free

AVG Technologies, which has carved out a name for itself as one of the most popular free anti-virus software vendors, has linked up with virtual desktop management vendor MokaFive. The move will allow AVG to move into the virtual desktop marketplace.
20 August 2010

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