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Stories by: John E. Dunn

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    Celebrities caused 2009 Twitter crime wave 12 March, 2010 01:48:00

    Criminals started targeting Twitter in earnest during a key period in early 2009, and security company Barracuda Labs has worked out why. During the same few weeks a key list of a-list celebrities joined the site.
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    Kaspersky invents security suite for 'expert' user 10 March, 2010 02:49:00

    Kaspersky Lab has invented a new security product that combines bits of its current consumer security suite with new capabilities such as encryption, backup, password management, and the ability to manage the product across a network.
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    Internet hit by wave of ransom malware 07 March, 2010 02:51:00

    Criminals re-used an attack from 2008 to hit the Internet with a huge wave of ransomware in recent weeks, a security company has reported.
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    IT professionals recover from recession 07 March, 2010 01:54:00

    A global survey of IT professionals has revealed a fairly upbeat picture of life in the tech department. Hiring is set to rise modestly, budgets are now stable and salaries could even be rising a bit.
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    Huge number of websites barely visited, report finds 26 February, 2010 02:43:00

    The Internet, famously, has a long tail, but a new analysis has revealed another characteristic of this vast slew of obscure websites. Huge numbers of them are never visited.
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    New browser tweaks Chrome security 18 February, 2010 02:32:00

    The open source engine that forms the basis for Google's Chrome has spawned an ostensibly new browser, Comodo's cleverly named 'Dragon'.
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    Japanese invent printer that uses plastic paper 12 February, 2010 02:27:00

    In a triumph of later thinking, a Japanese company has invented a deskside 'eco' printer that needs no ink or toner and instead relies on a new kind of re-usable paper.
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    Fake Firefox update spreads unwanted app 05 February, 2010 01:30:00

    The successor program to the notorious Zango spyware Toolbar is being used to target users of Mozilla's Firefox with fake browser updates, a security company has alleged.
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    Too many people re-use logins, study finds 05 February, 2010 01:29:00

    An analysis of real-world online behaviour has warned of the unsettling phenomenon that led to this week's high-profile Twitter login scare. Far too many people re-use the same logins for more than one site.
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    Internal data breaches a rarity, study finds 01 February, 2010 07:20:00

    Internal data breaches might keep CSOs awake at night, but they appear to be a rare event, a university analysis of reported UK compromises has found.
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    Virus comes back from dead to hit hard drives 27 January, 2010 02:51:00

    A 'prank' worm that started as an attack targeted at an off-road Slovakian motorcycle club has escaped beyond its intended victims and started wrecking hard disks as far away as the US.
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