Stories by: Matthew Broersma
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Compression lets attackers tap VoIP calls 18/06/2008 09:07:26
A common compression technique can make internet telephone calls significantly more susceptible to bugging, according to recent research from Johns Hopkins University. - +
Major security sites hit by XSS bugs 12/06/2008 08:43:15
The Web sites of three of the security industry's best-known companies include security flaws that could be used to launch scams against customers, according to a new report. - +
XP's graphics thrashes Apple's OS X 28/05/2008 08:40:26
A benchmark test designed to compare graphics rendering systems in different operating systems has found that Mac OS X performs, on average, at about half the speed of Windows XP. - +
Hackers create their own social network 13/05/2008 09:30:00
Hackers now have their own social network, backed by GnuCitizen, a high-profile "ethical hacking" group. - +
Linux expanding into mid-range phones 23/04/2008 07:37:36
Linux is expanding its influence outside of the world of smartphones, and is poised to take a significant share of the mid-range mobile phone market as well, according to a new study from ABI Research. - +
Apple sued over 'inferior' iMac screens 02/04/2008 15:13:47
Apple has been hit by a class-action lawsuit claiming the company deceived customers over the quality of the screens in the 20-inch iMacs launched last summer. - +
IBM brings 'Microsoft-free' PCs to Europe 10/03/2008 08:40:38
In a move to challenge Microsoft on the desktop, IBM has teamed up with Austrian and Polish system integrators to supply the emerging Eastern European and Russian business PC markets with "Microsoft-free" systems based on Red Hat Linux and open standards-based productivity software. - +
Windows hacked in seconds via Firewire 05/03/2008 08:24:20
A New Zealand security researcher has published a software tool allowing attackers to quickly gain access to Windows systems via a Firewire port. - +
'Undercover' looks to replace PINs 11/02/2008 09:34:39
Security researchers have tested the first prototypes of a secure authentication system that could one day replace PIN entry at cash points. - +
ID theft helps UK fraud hit new high 06/02/2008 08:19:50
Fraud in the UK hit a 12-year high in 2007, as crooks increasingly turned to the Internet to carry out ID theft, according to KPMG Forensic. - +
Startup looks to head off botnets 04/02/2008 14:25:44
A startup with US military backing will begin beta-testing a security appliance this month, which it argues could change the face of network security by automating and refining the generation of malware signatures.
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