Thursday June 28, 2012  

EDITOR'S NOTE

Telstra has stopped tracking web traffic from its mobile subscribers after admitting to hosting the stored data overseas. After first calling the monitoring a "normal network operation", the telco yesterday admitted to monitoring web traffic of Next G subscribers as part of a database it is building.

And RSA has moved to pour cold water on research highlighting holes in its SecurID 800 authenticator.

- Darren

BREAKING NEWS

Telstra halts mobile tracking

By James Hutchinson | June 27, 2012

Privacy Commissioner mulls investigation.

RSA hits out at SecurID research

By Dan Raywood | June 28, 2012

Media reports of 2fa 'crack' are misleading.

Wyndham Hotels breached, $10m stolen from guests

By Dan Kaplan | June 27, 2012

US Federal Trade Commission alleges the hotel chain failed to implement basic security practices.

Ongoing racket drains 'high roller' bank accounts

By Marcos Colon | June 27, 2012

SpyEye and Zeus toolkits bypass multifactor authentication in raids on high-balance accounts.

RSA tokens 'broken' in 13 minutes

By Dan Raywood | June 27, 2012

The fragility of authentication tokens against established attack vectors have been detailed.

FBI sting busts 24 trading stolen cards, crime tools

By Dan Kaplan | June 27, 2012

UGNazi hacking leader arrested.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Jun 17 - 22, 2012

The 24th Annual FIRST Conference focuses on the practical aspects of security and incident response in the face of a rush toward adoption of cloud computing and other distributed architectures.

Jul 2 - 10, 2012

SANS Canberra will deliver information security training in Security Essentials, Hacker Techniques, Penetration Testing, and Reverse-Engineering Malware.

Jul 16 - 17, 2012

The Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit will provide a comprehensive update on the latest security and risk management strategies.

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