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Super smart social threats running wild
News In one week, a very clever piece of social engineering is spotted, it emerges Facebook phishing is rising and thousands of Twitter users are hacked. Just what's going on?
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Gordon Brown claims malware used in NOTW hacking
News The former Prime Minister says Trojans were used by the now deceased tabloid as the hacking scandal rages on.
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SOCA and Virgin partner in SpyEye fight
News The troublesome SpyEye Trojan is being tackled head on by the Government body and the ISP.
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Android DroidDream nightmare continues
News Android security fears escalate again thanks to researchers spotting more trojanised apps.
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Over 150 French Government systems hacked
News Hackers use a Trojan to compromise more than 150 French Ministry of Finance computers.
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Sneaky Android threats still rising
News Android threats are becoming increasingly prevalent, Symantec warns, with one notable piece of malware hiding in a Steamy Window app.
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OddJob Trojan hijacking banking sessions
News The OddJob Trojan has been seen hijacking banking sessions and stealing funds across the globe.
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Adobe targeted malware spikes
News Malware targeting Adobe Reader surges in January, GFI says.
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UK Government hit by Trojan
News Foreign Secretary William Hague admits to the attack which took place in December.
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Third of all malware created in 2010
News PandaLabs’ annual report claims a third of all malware ever made was created last year.
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Week in review: Virus hits Iran nuclear power plant,
News The past week was filled with intrigue, action and big money as a virus hits an Iranian nuclear power planet, the British police crack down on the Zeus online bank thieves and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer misses out on a wad of cash.
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Zeus targets mobile banking authentication
News A new Zeus variant has been seen trying to steal mobile authentication numbers from online bankers.
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