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Businesses vulnerable with ‘antiquated’ logins
News Businesses are leaving themselves open to hackers by using standard username and password logins, Symantec warns.
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UK fifth worst for spam relaying
News The UK is in the top five for spam relaying, whilst overall spam levels look likely to get back to normal.
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Christmas spam in shock fall
News Spam fell dramatically over Christmas, much to the befuddlement of security researchers.
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Botnets to ‘hide in plain view’ in 2011
News A new report suggests next year’s botnets will hide within files rather than coming through nasty downloads.
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Symantec and AVG upgrades ‘misleading’ customers
News A Which? investigation says Symantec and AVG upgrade rules could mislead customers.
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Seven in 10 UK businesses hit by data breach
News Most UK firms have been hit by a data breach, but encryption uptake is improving, a report shows.
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Researchers make Stuxnet breakthrough
News Symantec researchers have discovered what specific devices Stuxnet was going after.
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Spam falls after giant botnet takedowns
News Spam has fallen in recent months, largely thanks to some good work from law enforcement agencies.
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British online fraud diligence dropping
News British people are getting worse at protecting themselves from online fraud, a report indicates.
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Q&A: Barracuda CEO Dean Drako on cloud, the future and more
News We spoke to Barracuda CEO Dean Drako about cloud computing, virtualisation and plans to move his company forward.
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Symantec announces its data encryption plans
News After anti-malware and firewalls, the company moves deeper into data protection.
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October spam levels plummet
News Early October saw a significant drop in spam, which may have been caused by the closure of a spam affiliate named Spamit.
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