Friday May 4, 2012  

EDITOR'S NOTE

A Chinese security firm was named responsible for the leak of Remote Desktop Protocol exploit code which it obtained through Microsoft's vulnerability-sharing program. The company has been kicked from the program.

And a botmaster is renting his botnet to offer fraudsters an easy way of stealing banking credentials.

- Darren

BREAKING NEWS

Chinese firm leaked RDP exploit code

By Dan Kaplan | May 04, 2012

Vulnerability sharing programs called into question.

Botmaster offers fraud service for noobs

By Darren Pauli | May 03, 2012

Includes live support and custom script injection.

First drive-by Android malware detected

By Marcos Colon | May 04, 2012

Malware writers "even lazier than before".

SOCA shrugs off DDoS attack

By Dan Raywood | May 04, 2012

Attack may be retaliation by angry carders.

Analysis: Are security certifications relevant?

By Dan Kaplan | May 04, 2012

Education needs a boost.

Medical ID fraud booming

By Illena Armstrong | May 04, 2012

Executives need wake up call.

Healthcare pros flag security concerns

By Illena Armstrong | May 04, 2012

Experts warn risks aren't just "dumb mistakes".

700 US Govt staff details hacked

By SC Australia Staff | May 03, 2012

Home addresses and phone numbers published on Pastebin.

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