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Mac malware rises in 2011 

Mac malware rises in 2011

Trojan downloaders most prolific.
Oracle patches 78 vulnerabilities 

Oracle patches 78 vulnerabilities

Sixteen products vulnerable to remote code execution.
Google profits from illegal Olympic ticket ads 

Google profits from illegal Olympic ticket ads

Fraudsters trump legit retailers in AdWords.
Busy Adobe, Microsoft patch days planned 

Busy Adobe, Microsoft patch days planned

Microsoft and Adobe plan busy January patch days
Malware poses as police 

Malware poses as police

Victims held to ransom over porn, terrorism material.
Shipping sector ignorant of infosec 

Shipping sector ignorant of infosec

Affects all levels of industry.
Kaspersky quits BSA, snubs US piracy bill 

Kaspersky quits BSA, snubs US piracy bill

Calls bill "counter-productive".
How scary is RankMyHack.com? 

How scary is RankMyHack.com?

A visit to RankMyHack.com proves interesting, disappointing and terrifying all at once.
Oracle issues 'huge' patch update 

Oracle issues 'huge' patch update

Fixes for 78 vulnerabilities in quarterly release.
Google to kill man-in-the-middle attacks 

Google to kill man-in-the-middle attacks

Chromium updates.
Turkey makes 32 Anonymous arrests 

Turkey makes 32 Anonymous arrests

Follows three arrests in Spain.
AWS used to spread bank data malware 

AWS used to spread bank data malware

A Kaspersky researcher spies some malware hosted on AWS targeting bank data.
Google fixes 27 bugs in Chrome 11 release 

Google fixes 27 bugs in Chrome 11 release

Google hands out more than $A15,000 in bounties.
Poor PDF redaction torpedoes nuke sub secrets 

Poor PDF redaction torpedoes nuke sub secrets

Who needs Wikileaks when Defence ministry blunder posts sub operations online?
Chrome offers malicious download warnings 

Chrome offers malicious download warnings

Google is trying out a new malicious download warnings feature in Chrome.
Bagle to succeed Rustock as spam king? 

Bagle to succeed Rustock as spam king?

There may be a new botnet spamming king in town in the form of Bagle.
Hackers hunting for corporate IP 

Hackers hunting for corporate IP

As companies move more data off-premise, cyber criminals are increasingly looking at how to steal it.
IE9 a 'non-event' for most businesses 

IE9 a 'non-event' for most businesses

No Windows XP compatibility.
Zero-day IE flaw not in Microsoft Patch Tuesday 

Zero-day IE flaw not in Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Vulnerability stays unpatched.
Energy firms unprepared for cyber attacks 

Energy firms unprepared for cyber attacks

Energy providers recognise the threats they face, but some are not responding with the tech to protect themselves, data shows.
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