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Zidane bait for World Cup Trojan

A malicious website designed to look like an official football World Cup site is distributing code that installs a Trojan horse on users’ machines, security experts have warned.

Virulent rootkit stealth technology in wild

Security experts have warned of a new generation rootkit that is “totally invisible” to detection software.

US government ‘will struggle’ with White House data encryption deadline

An August deadline for US government agencies to encrypt all sensitive data may be too tight, security experts have warned.

McAfee fixes major security flaw

Anti-virus specialist McAfee has been criticised after it “silently fixed” a security bug in its ePolicy Orchestrator software.

T-Mobile targets SMEs with Microsoft push

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  • Date: 17 July 2006
T-Mobile UK has introduced Microsoft Push Email on all its Microsoft Windows 5.0 handset devices, including the MDA Pro, MDA Vario and MDA Compact.

Overland enhances SMB storage systems

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  • Date: 17 July 2006
Overland Storage has expanded its suite of back-up and recovery solutions with the introduction of the first two new members of the ARCvault family of entry-level tape automation systems.

Sloppy email management puts UK firms at risk

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  • Date: 17 July 2006
Half of the 100 UK firms surveyed by Fast Corporate Services never review or update their email usage policies. This leaves company directors wide open to charges of IP infringement and defamation or confidentiality breaches.

Phishers beat two-factor authentication

Fraudsters are using a new technique to beat two-factor authentication systems and break into online bank accounts, security experts have warned.

Technology news in brief

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  • Date: 17 July 2006
Short takes on this week's technology news

Hackers collaborating to drive up volume of malware

Criminals are adopting the techniques of the open source software community to develop increasingly dangerous forms of malicious code, according to a report by security specialist McAfee.
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