Globe and Mail - There was evidence that anti-spyware software had expired on the schools network, but no evidence was allowed into evidence suggesting how malware may have entered her computer, through no fault of her own. Prosecution evidence that the

Mi5 Puts Bull’s-Eye on Botnets
eWeek - Mi5 Networks has beefed up its Webgate appliance with technology designed to help organizations detect botnet activity inside their networks and combat malware in Web traffic. Webgate 3.0 provides new anti-botnet capabilities inside the network

Posts in Workplace
CNET News - Redmond said that spyware and malware tend to be targeted to a specific organization, even specific file types. The potential attacker includes competing companies or organized crime. Redmond said companies should discover where their assets are

Security Experts Monitor MPack Threat
NewsFactor Network - The malware takes advantage of iFrames, which are commonly used on Web sites to nest content within pages. Trend Micro researchers believe the malware was generated with a Trojan-creation toolkit called MPack. Trend Micro data indicates that tens of

Readers share adventures in land of e-mail
Olympian - At home I have a professional-strength firewall (Zone Alarm Pro) and strong virus software (Trend Micro Internet Security) running to protect my system from hackers, crackers, and other malware folks. Yes, I’ve accidentally sent e-mail to the wrong

Vista the most secure OS, according to researcher
Ars Technica - None of the listed operating systems, even when fully patched, can prevent the deliberate installation of malware disguised as useful software by an end user, which is the attack vector most commonly used by attackers today. Also, the number of

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