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RSS websitesThink You Are Immune From a Web Application Attack - Think Again!
White Paper Breach Security recently announced that web attackers unleashed a new type of SQL injection attack in 2008 that compromised more than 500,000 websites, according to its Web Hacking Incidents Database (WHID) 2008 Annual... [01 Oct 2009]
Comodo Helps Zamberg.com Land Customers for High-Quality Grooming Products
White Paper They worry that their information is not secure on the web, and that some websites may be used for scams. Zamberg.com is a leading distributor of high quality German grooming products. It is the largest distributor of... [01 Oct 2009]
Protection for Mac and Linux Computers: genuine need or nice to have?
White Paper As Macs and Linux computers become more prevalent within organizations, they are likely to become more of a target for hackers as a way in to the rest of the network and a means of infecting websites. [30 Sep 2009]
Tom Steinberg
AS Profile Tom Steinberg's name might not immediately ring any bells but chances are that you've used his websites. Steinberg is the director of mySociety, a not-for-profit, open source organisation that set up the TheyWorkForYou... [30 Sep 2009]
Rupert Murdoch
AS Profile As head of News Corp he has been vocal about the need for the industry to start making money from its online channels, rather than just giving content away which has been the norm for a number of years, and earlier this year revealed... [30 Sep 2009]
Marc Benioff
AS Profile During the past year, Salesforce.com has announced a variety of new initiatives, including tie-ups with Amazon, Facebook, Google and Twitter, as well as the ability for businesses to build external websites on its... [29 Sep 2009]
Erik Huggers
AS Profile Prior to joining the BBC, Dutch-born Huggers helped launch Microsoft's MSN websites in the Benelux countries before leading the company's Windows Media Technologies business development in Europe. Since becoming director... [29 Sep 2009]
Beyond CRM: How to improve customer interactions
Comment Customers, faced with a dizzying array of products and services, expect customised offerings and personalisation from their suppliers across all channels whether email, websites, SMS, social networks, traditional mail... [25 Sep 2009]
Toptable books in new CTO
News The company already operates in 14 countries with 61 food websites. Online restaurant booking company Toptable has appointed a new chief technology officer to develop technology to support the company's expansion. [23 Sep 2009]
Facebook adds Nielsen to friends for ads
News But the product "will expand to other websites" eventually, Burbank said. As part of the Advertising Week festivities in New York, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg is slated to make a marketing-related... [22 Sep 2009]
Photos: Inside the RSA cybercrime war room
Photo RSA and its ISP and internet gateway partners look for evidence of Trojan attacks on malicious websites, fraudster chat rooms and by scanning emails. The engineer will find out the IP address of the machines being used... [18 Sep 2009]
Scammers pose as banks in live chat hack
News Meanwhile, the "chat-in-the-middle" phishing attack, as RSA has dubbed it, is being hosted on a fast flux network that criminals pay to use that hosts malicious websites and other tools for online scams. [18 Sep 2009]
Why malware writers are turning to open source
News Limbo's popularity continues to slump, despite numerous features in the basic version that allow criminals to add extra fields for PIN numbers into fake banking websites and capture the keystrokes and the files saved on... [18 Sep 2009]
Google's DoubleClick revamp wants ads to say it in pictures
News Display ads - banners or image-based ads - haven't produced the same return that search text ads have to this point but are still an important part of most websites. Having conquered the web's text-based ad market,... [18 Sep 2009]
Hackers target fake ads to steal IDs
News The problem really is with websites handing over control of some of their content to third parties. Instead of hacking into major online sites to embed malware, malicious hackers are going in through the front door by... [16 Sep 2009]
