April, 2007:
- Study: Cybersquatting greatest threat to brand reputation
- Phishing scam dupes bank customers into forwarding phone calls
- Cisco warns of NetFlow vulnerability
- Websense acquires SurfControl
- Flaw in Adobe Photoshop could compromise systems
- Google sponsored advertising links lead to exploits
- Infosecurity: Security breaches biggest worry, says study
- QuickTime flaw also affects Internet Explorer on Vista
- US Banks file suit against TJX over breach costs
- QuickTime bug exposed at CanSecWest more than just a Safari flaw
- Amero sentencing pushed back to mid-May
- TippingPoint: Contest-winning Safari flaw affects all Java-enabled browsers
- Infosecurity: SMEs' attitude to IT security is in a time warp, says Network Box
- Infosecurity: Convergence of spam and viruses detected in new attack
- Infosecurity: Brand protection is key driver in encryption deployment, says PGP study
- Infosecurity: Data breach will cause major corporate collapse, says McAfee study
- Infosecurity: BT says vendor community must collaborate
- Motorists stung in card-skimming scam
- Apple patches 25 flaws
- Barclays boosts online security
- Microsoft works against the clock to ready DNS fix for Patch Tuesday
- Watchfire to open up some product code
- Study: UK shoppers lose trust in hacked companies
- Hackers exploit university massacre to spread malware
- Virginia Tech massacre may spawn phishing scams
- Oracle releases 36 patches
- Variants of Rinbot worm attack Windows Server DNS flaw
- Surge in severe child abuse images on the net
- Hackers spread worm via Skype IM
- Infosec: Companies shun new technology and stick to passwords
- Latest SC Webcast published
- Microsoft confirms DNS attacks
- Data protection watchdog slams EU DNA sharing
- Paris Hilton image spam scams spread malware
- Microsoft refutes exploit-site reports of Office flaws
- Oracle releases patches for abundance of flaws
- Microsoft fixes eight vulnerabilities on second April Patch Tuesday
- Symantec fixes Enterprise Security Manager flaw
- Apple issues fixes for AirPort Extreme Base Station
- Poll: IT professionals divided over McKinnon case
- Symantec completes Altiris acquisition
- IDC: Portable threats set to rocket
- Racy Britney Spears photos used as ANI exploit lure; few problems reported with early Windows patch
- Yahoo updates to patch Messenger ActiveX vulnerability
- Brown out as eEye CEO
- Firefox also vulnerable to Windows cursor flaw
- One third of businesses fail to report e-crime
- Microsoft releases early ANI fix in GDI patch
- ABN Amro compensates customers for phishing loss
- McKinnon loses extradition appeal
- Plethora of malware attacks ANI flaw before early patch
- Month of MySpace bugs kicks off
- Exploit code released for vulnerability in CA software
- Study: Large companies snub email encryption
- Microsoft to release ANI patch a week early
- Webroot: 40 per cent of companies report disruptions due to malware
- Worm hides as fake Internet Explorer 7 beta download image
- eEye releases patch for Windows .ani handling flaw
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