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Security Briefing: May 28th

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Author: Dave Lewis

Good Monday morning all. I hope that our American cousins are having a good day off today. And thanks to all of our readers from around the globe. We appreciate you stopping by for a read.

And now, the news…

  1. Text wiped? Your spouse can find it…
  2. Symantec may compensate Chinese users hit by buggy update
  3. Corporate espionage and fraud trials grab spotlight
  4. Germany passes controversial antihacking law
  5. Back-to-back disasters show cell gaps
  6. Energy reports losing 1,400 laptops in six years
  7. Wi-fi and RFID used for tracking
  8. Are Spammers Giving Up on Image Spam?
  9. Microsoft sues alleged stock scammers
  10. CSOs lasting longer, but still out after three years

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Posted by Dave Lewis on Monday, May 28, 2007 at 7:05 am 
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  1. Liquidmatrix Security Digest » Germany "Nein" On Hacking Tools says:
    May 30, 2007 at 5:20 pm

    [...] legislation passed in Germany (mentioned a couple days ago) has made hacking tools illegal. Um, OK. This sounds like such a bad idea on so [...]



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