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Hackers able to keep up with every high-tech defense Monday, 09 May 2005, 09:36 GMT Keeping safe on the Internet used to seem simple: Don't open strange files and attachments sent with e-mail messages. During the past year, technology professionals say, the computer netherworld has grown more devious, resourceful and organized. Honing an expanded arsenal of sinister tricks - ploys with bizarre names such as "phishing," "pharming" and "drive-by downloads" - digital bad guys have turned the world of Web sites into a virtual hall of mirrors. Read More at Citizen Times Back to main page

Friday, May 13, 2005 Network Security Biometrics: Getting Back to Business Protecting your PC Microsoft targets viruses, spyware Mozilla Updates Firefox To Fix Flaws Wireless Security Windows Mobile 5.0 Application Security Trusting in 802.1X Endpoint Security Business travellers targeted in latest phishing Wi-Fi phishing scam targets business travelers InfoSec Directory Inoculating SSH Against Address-Harvesting Worms What is the point of encryption if you don’t know who for? Smart-Phone Attacks and Defenses Preventing Spyware Infestation Press Releases Microsoft to Deliver Automated, All-in-One PC Health Service for Consumers (ISC)2 Selects ServerVault to Host Its Global Web, Email and Online Forum Services Free Backup and Data Recovery Self-Evaluation Guide Available to IT Pros SENSE Develops Secure Biometric Identification Solution for the U.S. Army

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