Imperva, a security firm sponsored “2010 PCI DSS Compliance Trends Study” from the Ponemon Institute has recently revealed that the payment card industry data security standards (PCI-DSS) is … [Read more...]
Mozilla Fixes Firefox Bugs
May 16, 2011 By
Firefox 4 along with some of the older versions of the browser (including Firefox 3 and 3.5) have recently gone through significant level of renovation as Mozilla addresses 53 bugs of which 12 were … [Read more...]
Apple turns down privacy allegations
May 16, 2011 By
Last month, Apple denied the allegations concerning privacy issues of the iPhone users as questions were raised after security researchers claimed that a file linked with iPhones allowed them to … [Read more...]
New Crimeware Tool Kit to Target Apple OS X
May 15, 2011 By
The security experts have warned that the crimeware kit designed to target the Apple OS X computers is now out in the underground forums for sale. According to Peter Kruse, a partner and security … [Read more...]
Cyber Criminals Launch Rouge Antivirus Targeting Mac OS X
May 12, 2011 By
The question whether Apple is really invulnerable of cyber raids was raised once again with reports coming in about a fake antivirus program designed specifically to go after the users running Mac OS … [Read more...]
Security Firm Cracks into Image Verification System of Nikon
May 9, 2011 By
ElcomSoft, a cyber security firm claimed that it has managed to hack into the image verification system of Nikon that protects digital photos. According to the firm, its hacker team has successfully … [Read more...]
Cyber Criminals have used Twilight for Clickjacking Attack
May 9, 2011 By
“Clickjacking” is one of the latest threats that have emerged in the cyber world, a new malicious technique used by the cyber criminals to take advantage of the general internet users. This trap … [Read more...]
Sony gets shattered by Series of Cyber Attacks: Millions of Subscriber Data Compromised
May 7, 2011 By
Sony- one of the biggest Japanese players in the electronics industry has revealed that hackers have managed to hack into its networks and stole sensitive information of more than twenty-five million … [Read more...]
DoJ Takes Down Coreflood Botnet
May 7, 2011 By
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) have finally managed to take down the Coreflood botnet servers by sending “stop” commands from the command and control servers after it received a temporary … [Read more...]
China Based Hackers Raid Oil Companies, Steals Sensitive Information
May 5, 2011 By
A US based security company stated that hackers operating from China have hacked into the information system of oil companies based in Taiwan and US. Oil companies of some other countries were also in … [Read more...]
