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How tabloids could hack Prince Charles' mobile phone

Computer Weekly can reveal how a tabloid newspaper might have hacked into Prince Charles' mobile phone. The same system could be used to steal corporate information, according to security expert Matt Lambert.

Attackers ultimately drive security market, analyst says

The security market is being driven by spam gangs, cyberthieves and other criminals bent on hacking into company and government databases to steal sensitive information.

Security update fixes Yahoo Widgets flaw

Attackers could exploit a Yahoo Widgets flaw to run malicious code on compromised Windows computers, but a security update is available.

Fixed-content data archiving products get a boost

Caringo, EMC and HDS spruce up their fixed-content data archiving products as buzz around compliance and legal discovery continues.

Symantec profits down, EMC stocks slip

Symantec's profit for the quarter was down 5.3%, blamed on restructuring costs; EMC reported record revenues, but its stock still fell on outlook for the rest of the year.

Irwin Mitchell chooses DeviceLock for network security

Law firm Irwin Mitchell has deployed Smartline's DeviceLock across the organisation to ensure data security and confidentiality.

IT professionals responding to increased security threats, say PatchLink

A global survey of IT professionals shows they have redoubled their efforts to immediately neutralise exposed vulnerabilities. This firefighting activity takes precedence even over such security threats as hackers, spyware and malware.

Hospital shows IT can be pervasive without being all over the place

A London hospital has found a solution to the seemingly incompatible aims of widely available patient records and watertight security.

UCAS says floods will not cause university crisis

News on thousands of student applications for full-time undergraduate courses at UK universities will not be delayed by floods, says the University and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

Secure hosted instant messaging system unveiled

Firms are being offered an on-demand secure instant messaging system to help them take advantage of the increasing use of instant messaging in business.
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