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No surprise, but hackers use pop star's demise to dupe users By Gregg Keizer , Computerworld , 06/29/2009 As security researchers expected, hackers have begun to use the death of pop star Michael Jackson to infect people's PCs. Starting late last week and continuing today, messages posing as breaking news alerts from the likes of CNN and the Los Angeles Times have been reaching users' mailboxes, said several security companies, including Sophos, Symantec and Trend Micro. Defending Against the Insider Threat: Download this special report Some of the messages,... [read full story]
A BRAVE second-half fight back was not enough to save FC United as they crashed out of the FA Trophy at home to Harrogate. The visitors cruised in to a 2-0 lead before half time and then added a third shortly after the break,...
BUDDING entrepreneurs are off in the race for a £10,000 top prize for the winner to turn their business ideas into reality. Now in its fourth year, the E-Factor competition begins with students pitching their idea to a panel of...
Tightening the law on stolen data could ensnare journalists as well as crimes such as the T-Mobile scandal So what is "the public interest"? Philosophical tangles don't come much knottier in a world where this defence of...
