| Come fly the hacking skies Yikes! Boeing's 787 could be vulnerable to a hacker attack - someone at Boeing wasn't paying attention at their network design 101 class ... (Check out the news story: Boeing Dreamliner could be vulnerable to hackers) CEOs on Facebook easy to dupe, says researcher, 01/07/08 Corporate executives should think twice about the information they disclose on social networking sites such as Facebook, a Hong Kong-based security company warned Friday after duping gullible CEOs and finance directors into revealing personal details that could be used for so-called spear-phishing attacks. Dutch company sells media player -- with a worm, 01/07/2008 A batch of digital media players sold by a Dutch importer over the holidays appear to have been infected with a nasty stocking stuffer -- a worm. ... ATO plagued by e-mail scam, 01/07/08 It is proving to be the e-mail that wont go away. The Australian Tax Office is again warning people about a fraudulent e-mail that claims to offer recipients a tax refund. 'R5' patch fixes QuickBooks problems, 01/04/08 Intuit has released a new patch that resolves problems with desktop file deletion following an update to its small business accounting software, QuickBooks Pro 2006 for Mac. The new update is available for download either by automatic update or by manual update for users who have disabled the auto update mechanism. Instructions for manually downloading the patch are online. The pitfalls of PKI Security expert Tyson Kopczynski outlines how the most common PKI pitfalls can be fixed. | 
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