TOP STORIES - March 15, 2011 | | | | | Tracking Cost, Damage Toll of Fixing Data Breaches The average cost of a data breach keeps going up for the organizations that have to clean up the resulting mess. The costs rose to more than $7 million in 2010, compared with $6 million in 2009. READ MORE >> Japan Earthquake News Hit by SEO Poisoning Another earthquake, another fake antivirus, as criminals jumped quickly on Japan's earthquake news to get malicious links up in search results using black-hat SEO poisoning techniques. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Sophos FREE Tool--Sophos Computer Security Scan Scan up to 200 computers for viruses, spyware, Rootkits and other threats that your AV missed. Learn more. | | iPhone, BlackBerry Fall at Pwn2Own Hacking Contest Multiple WebKit vulnerabilities bring down RIM's BlackBerry and a flaw in MobileSafari dooms the Apple iPhone in the second day of the Pwn2Own hacking contest. Google and Firefox are safe. READ MORE >> Microsoft Says IE 9 Doesn't Have Pwn2Own Bug Microsoft said the series of vulnerabilities Stephen Fewer exploited at Pwn2Own to hack into Internet Explorer 8 have already been closed in Internet Explorer 9. Chrome, Firefox, Android and Windows 7 survived by default. READ MORE >> SpyEye Botmasters Hit Anti-Botnet Site with Denial-of-Service Attack Cyber-criminals launched distributed denial-of-service attacks against the Swiss site abuse.ch, which identifies malicious domains and botnet command and control servers. READ MORE >> | | | |
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