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HSBC loses server containing details on 159,000 customers

An HSBC branch in Hong Kong has lost a server containing the personal details of 159,000 customers.

Major media malware attack breaks out on file-sharing networks

McAfee has reported "the most significant malware outbreak in three years," with more than 500,000 detections of a Trojan horse masquerading as a media file.

Russian cyberthief grabs business records

Confidential records from more than 40 global businesses have were freely available to anyone on the web after they were stolen and stored on an unprotected...

Storm botnet breaks but malware surges

The threatening Storm botnet has collapsed to just 5% of its original size, while web-based malware has increased by 23.3%...

Ken and Boris mayoral websites leave visitors insecure

As voters go to the polls in the London mayor election, a team of ethical hackers at SecureTest have discovered potentially serious vulnerabilities in Boris Johnson's and Ken Livingstone's campaign websites.

Security pros fear investment cuts

Nearly half of the Infosec survey revealed an expectation that their IT budgets would be cut

HSBC to validate UK websites in face of increased phishing threat

HSBC is to begin using software to visually demonstrate that its websites are genuine and help prevent its customers becoming victims of increasing numbers of phishing scams.

Information security awareness week gets under way

Today marks the start of the UK's first information security awareness week, organised by the newly formed Information...

RSA 2008: American public ignorant of botnet threat

Seven out of 10 Americans don't know what botnets are or the threat they pose to the internet, a study by the US National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) revealed.

60% of UK websites plagued by encryption and cross-site scripting vulnerabilities

Web application security tests show that 60% of UK sites are plagued with internet encryption and cross-site scripting vulnerabilities.
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