May, 2007:
- Parent snares sex offender with keylogging software
- Spammers attack Tiscali email service
- Profile: Gary McKinnon
- Apple patches two QuickTime flaws
- Survey: Vista adoption driven by OS security improvements
- Google makes GreenBorder its first security acquisition
- Sclavos out as VeriSign chief
- Thousands exposed to fraud following database theft
- Privacy group puts pressure on Google
- Europe considers new identity theft laws
- IETF backs new anti-phishing scheme
- Month of ActiveX Bugs project reveals Office 2000 flaw
- nCircle to expand product set with Cambia acquisition
- Watchdog: Data sharing risks must be addressed
- PlusNet admits email security breach
- Microsoft releases a non-security security update
- Multiplatform Badbunny worm attacks OpenOffice across Windows, Mac and Linux
- Anti-phishing database launched to halt attacks
- Cisco acquires video surveillance provider BroadWare
- Microsoft bolsters Office security
- Education body increases CISSP requirements
- Foreign Office shuts down visa service after security lapse
- Report: Taiwanese gang continues exploits
- New strain of Gozi virus steals thousands of bank details
- UK shoppers spend billions online
- Secunia: Nearly a third of applications missing critical patches
- Microsoft to boost Patch Tuesday details
- Symantec patches flaw in Norton products
- Estonia blames Russia for cyber war
- Pirated software leaves companies open to attack
- Symantec seeks £28 million in eight piracy lawsuits
- Google: 450,000 websites launching drive-by attacks
- MySpace removes thousands of sex offender profiles
- Study: Online fraud set to rocket to £1.5 billion
- Study: Third of UK companies have critical vulnerabilities
- Some Windows users get system freeze with May patches
- Windows Update used to download malware updates
- Verizon Business acquires Cybertrust
- Fortinet joins Microsoft Virus Information Alliance
- Standard Life mix-up leaves hundreds exposed to fraud
- Cisco discloses IOS FTP server flaws
- Child porn suspects may have been fraud victims
- The End: We need rethink on fraud
- SC Forum: Be a part of the future
- Image spam: In the picture
- Risk management: Growing pains
- Wireless security: Balancing act
- Interview: Charles White
- Legal matters: Keep everyone in the loop
- ID theft the XXS way
- We're only trying to help
- Editorial: Watch out for the big friendly giant
- Study: Firms failing to train staff on data security
- McAfee product flaws allow system compromise
- Tap-and-go cards get go ahead
- Microsoft delivers seven patches including DNS fix
- Trend Micro ServerProtect flaws disclosed
- RBS enhances online security
- Thousands of M&S employee details stolen
- New eCrime summit to be held in US this month
- Multiple flaws detected in Cerulean Studios IM software
- Month of ActiveX bugs project begins with two Office flaws
- Apple patches QuickTime flaw on OS X, Windows XP
- Survey: Web becomes hackers method of choice
- Study: UK citizens demand notification of data breaches
- Flaw in Winamp MP4 processing disclosed
- Watchdog calls for greater protection against surveillance
- Second Adobe Photoshop flaw disclosed in a week
- Microsoft: DNS patch likely for May Patch Tuesday
- Digital currency company hit with money laundering charges
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