Wednesday | 3 December, 2008
Stories by: John E. Dunn
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Keyloggers beaten by new crypto utility 16 September, 2008 10:43:00
A German company has come up with a program it claims can protect against the biggest weak spot of most encryption systems - keyloggers that record passphrases as they are entered. - +
SMBs predicted to embrace hosted security 08 September, 2008 10:32:00
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is set to grow into one of the most important ways for SMBs to buy security technology, an IDC report has predicted. - +
Mobile users offered first external SSD 04 September, 2008 10:34:00
Networking company Buffalo Technology has finally launched its external SSD drives at prices that promise to steal a share of the portable market from old-world 2.5 inch hard drives. - +
Kaminsky flaw prompts DNS server overhaul 02 September, 2008 08:03:00
One of the companies most at risk from the notorious DNS cache poisoning vulnerability has overhauled security in the latest release of its DNS server software in what looks like a major code rethink. - +
Botnets winning spam wars, says report 10 July, 2008 08:45:34
The world's anti-spam systems are fighting a furious but hopeless battle against botnet spam, a new threat analysis from Commtouch has claimed. - +
Kaspersky adds anti-keylogger keyboard 02 July, 2008 08:41:06
The new version of Kaspersky's security suite, Internet Security 2009, features a novel but simple defense against keylogging malware -- a virtual keyboard. - +
Insider threat exaggerated, says study 16 June, 2008 08:00:54
Insiders are not, after all, the main threat to networks, a detailed new analysis of real-world data breaches has concluded. - +
Citrix CEO predicts end for 'desktop 1.0' PC 12 June, 2008 13:26:38
The virtualized "desktop 2.0" is about to kill once and for all the idea that a PC needs to be a physical device, Citrix CEO Mark Templeton has predicted. - +
Trend Micro mulls VB100 test pull-out 06 June, 2008 09:58:58
Security giant Trend Micro is considering pulling its anti-virus software from the Virus Bulletin 100 (VB100) tests, claiming they no longer reflect contemporary malware. - +
Samsung out-thins Macbook Air with laptop concept 21 May, 2008 07:58:53
Samsung has released details of a prototype laptop based on AMOLED (active matrix organic light-emitting diode), the technology expected to feature in the next generation of computer displays. - +
Vista laid low by new malware figures 20 May, 2008 07:15:10
It looks as if Vista's reputation for improved security could be heading for the pages of history. PC Tools has renewed last week's attack on the platform with new figures that appear to back up its claim that Vista is almost as vulnerable as its predecessors.
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