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Thursday, October 04, 2007

Web's 'dark corners' are everywhere; E-mail security, compliance upgraded in Google Apps

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Security News Alert




Network World's Security News Alert, 10/04/07

Web's 'dark corners' are everywhere, group says, 10/03/07: It's getting harder and harder to know who to trust on the World Wide Web, according to online safety advocates StopBadware.org.

E-mail security, compliance upgraded in Google Apps, 10/03/07: Google is upgrading its set of Google Apps office tools with e-mail security and compliance features, stemming from its acquisition of Postini, to help it compete with Microsoft Office.

PricewaterhouseCoopers' spin-off tackles governance, risk and compliance, 10/03/07: Software start-up puts PricewaterhouseCoopers' knowledge to use in its Brabeion IT Risk & Compliance Manager platform.

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SAP partners with IBM, Sun on identity management, 10/03/07: SAP is teaming up with IBM and Sun to combine identity management software with tools that ensure proper segregation of duties, a necessary part of regulatory compliance.

Lewd celebrity photos mask Trojan payload, 10/02/07: Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry were unwilling vectors of a massive spam campaign last month, in which naked pictures of the two actresses obfuscated a Trojan payload.

Chip-and-PIN pushes fraud on U.K. cards into Europe, 10/03/07: Losses from debit and credit card fraud increased by 26 percent in the first half of the year, driven by a 126 percent rise in fraud on U.K.-issued cards being used overseas, figures from the U.K. payments association Apacs have revealed.

Malicious code infects Chinese security site, 10/03/07: The Web site of one of China's Internet security organizations has been laced with malicious code.

Vontu upgrades data-loss prevention software, 10/02/07: Vontu on Monday announced an upgrade to its data-loss prevention software that features agent-based discovery of sensitive data stored at a company’s endpoints, and also prevents unauthorized copying of that information.

Blended threats targeted by Avinti’s latest e-mail software, 10/02/07: Avinti on Tuesday announced the beta release of an e-mail gateway plug-in designed to stop malware hidden inside spam.

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Senior Editor Ellen Messmer covers security for Network World. E-mail Ellen.



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