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In a new report released by European information technology analysis group, Quocirca, organisations that admitted to being frequently hacked, all outsource at least some of their coding practice, with 90 per cent outsourcing more than 40 per cent!
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IT security and control firm Sophos has reported the most prevalent malware threats and countries causing problems for computer users around the world during December 2007.
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Kaspersky Lab has reported that the Trojan.Win33.Dialer.qn has been replaced at the top of the Online Scanner chart by yet another Trojan dialer. The Trojan.Win32.Dialer.yz now tops the chart.
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SoftScan has found that with spam levels reaching 97 per cent and viruses accounting for around 0.1 per cent, less than 3 per cent of all email scanned in December was legitimate. Despite several high profile arrests and successful court cases throughout the year, it seems as if the spammers still have the upper-hand over law enforcement at least.
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According to a document issues by the Federal Aviation Authority the on-board computer system of the new Boing 787 Dreamliner passenger airplane may be susceptible to hacking from laptops used in flight.
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Arbor Networks think that the iPhone will be a major target for cybercriminals in 2008. The forecast also highlights Chinese specific crime as a major issue for the New Year.
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Websense, Inc. has issued its annual security predictions for 2008 - with content-based threats topping the list.
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Despite an initial freeze by the German government on plans to use stealth Trojan technology - which were revealed in the media in late August 2007 the German government has started hiring programmers to develop "white hat" malware capable of stealth hacking terrorist's PCs.
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MessageLabs have stuck out their necks with security predictions for 2008, forecasting a year of increased intelligence, outreach and attacks. As always, ISB is happy to provide free rope...
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ISB Online is steadily increasing its readership. We want to thank our readers for using the site, which will shortly be expanded very considerably, and wish everybody a happy 2008.
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