No end in sight to hacking of 'WoW' accounts
'Tens of thousands' of players' accounts have been compromised with keylogging exploit, security experts say.
Tuesday April 10, 2007 04:00AM PDT

Wednesday April 18, 2007 04:11PM PDT

In a game of cat-and-mouse with security pros, cybercrooks are hiding their malicious code in Flash animations and encoding it, expert says. Read the complete story

Vulnerabilities abound in routers, cell phones and PDAs and could pose a serious threat, a security researcher warns. Read the complete story

Security companies warn Winamp users that the music player application has a bug that could give attackers the means to hijack PCs. 01-May-2007

Phishing Tool Builds Sites in Seconds

Online crooks are constantly switching tactics in an attempt to invade your PC. Be on guard for these latest sneaky tricks.
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Bootleg copies of the newest book and movie are hawked to tourists in China.

Study finds more than 20 countries restrict Web access and postings. 29-Jul-2007

Five ways legislation has made a mess of technology, plus five problems that desperately need a legal solution.
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Huge Spam Spike in Progress

A massive spam blast this week--loaded with PDFs that tout stock opportunities--shows no sign of abating, a security company says.

Today's underground sites use surprisingly well-developed business practices to hawk viruses, stolen data, and attack services.
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