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Google's Android: Beware the malware?
News The OS could also expose users to new types of fraud, such as apps that fool the handset into texting premium rate numbers, Symantec threat researcher Candid Wuest said. Speaking at a recent roundtable discussion in... [14 Oct 2008]
Oyster card security vulnerabilities uncovered
News Jacobs told ZDNet.co.uk that the security of the cards had been further undermined by the publication of the doctoral thesis of Henryk Plötz, a German researcher who publicised Mifare vulnerabilities... [08 Oct 2008]
Warning: The Storm still rages on
News Symantec vulnerability researcher, Vikram Thakur, said in a blog post: "What's interesting about this is that we have yet to come across any spam that may result in people visiting these domains. Storm... [07 May 2008]
Google warns: Malicious 'drive-by downloads' on the up
News However, this had increased to more than 1.3 per cent in January 2008, Google researcher Niels Provos said in a Google blog post. Drive-by downloads, in which malicious websites exploit... [20 Feb 2008]
Office at risk from bug trio
News Karthik Raman, a McAfee researcher wrote on the blog: "There is one heap-overflow flaw that might be exploited for code execution. The vulnerabilities were reported in online security forums on Monday,... [11 Apr 2007]
Apple plugs 31 holes in OS X
News The security researcher who started the Month of the Kernel Bugs - who goes by the code name 'LMH' - said: "Apple hasn't fixed any of the bugs published during the Month of Kernel Bugs, except for the AirPort issue. [29 Nov 2006]
"Highly critical" Mac OS X kernel hole unearthed
News A security researcher has published attack code for an unpatched flaw in Mac OS X. The proof-of-concept code exploits a security hole in the way Apple's operating system handles disk image files, the... [22 Nov 2006]
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