Wednesday June 20, 2012  

EDITOR'S NOTE

The United States and Israel developed the Flame malware to gather intelligence on Iranian networks ahead of the attack by Stuxnet, Western officials said.

And some 550 million Chinese could be forced to update their anti-virus software and patch their Windows machines in order to use online banking.

Stay tuned for more news as SC reports from Microsoft's Redmond headquarters.
- Darren

BREAKING NEWS

US, Israel built Flame: Report

By Darren Pauli | June 20, 2012

Sources say malware paved the way for Stuxnet.

Provider cuts smart metre vulnerabilities in half

By Darren Pauli | June 20, 2012

Avoids patch cost blow-outs.

Payments provider forces Chinese to patch, run firewalls

By Darren Pauli | June 20, 2012

Millions of security slack users sent warning notices.

Trojan exploits Internet Explorer hole

By Dan Kaplan | June 20, 2012

Amnesty International infected with trojan.

Google, Facebook fights malvertisers

By Marcos Colon | June 19, 2012

Giants want to bring integrity into ads.

LinkedIn sprinkles salt after password scare

By Dan Raywood | June 18, 2012

Claims no reports of compromised accounts.

Carder 'Fortezza' pleads innocent

By Greg Masters | June 18, 2012

Accused of hawking more than 44,000 credit cards.

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