Google warns 20,000 webmasters about ‘weird redirects’ to malicious sites
Google is warning around 20,000 webmasters that their sites may be compromised and are carrying out “weird redirects” to malicious sites.
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Google is warning around 20,000 webmasters that their sites may be compromised and are carrying out “weird redirects” to malicious sites.
New statistics show that while many companies appear to understand the business threat from BYOD, many others are taking no precautions whatsoever.
In a move designed to offer genuine hands-on security experience to EMEA’s different security initiatives, professional body (ISC)² has launched a new Advisory Board for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EAB).
Spammers have their sites on Verizon Wireless customers after targeting those of AT&T Wireless earlier this month.
Darkmegi, malware that uses a kernel rootkit component to infect computers, has begun exploiting a flaw in Java to conduct drive-by attacks, according to McAfee Labs.
Khosrow Zarefarid found and reported a flaw in the Iranian POS system. He reported it, but was ignored – so he used it and hacked 3 million Iranian debit card details.
In a move that will be monitored by the UK’s music industry association (BPI), its Dutch equivalent BREIN (translates as ‘Brain’) has obtained a court injunction forcing the political party, the Pirate Party, to take down the proxy site that was allowi…
Los Alamos National Laboratory, the government lab responsible for the security of the US nuclear stockpile, recently conducted a vigorous cyber exercise involving more 100 participants from a number of federal agencies.
After suffering a series of cyberattacks, the interim Tunisian government is taking steps to solidify the security of government email accounts and websites.
The complete Facebook account of Philip Markoff, in hard copy and including friend IDs, was given by the Boston Police to the Boston Phoenix newspaper.