Google has weighed in against a US proposal to regulate the export of intrusion software, arguing that it will harm research into new software vulnerabilities that help it protect users.
Australia has the lowest rate of mobile malware infection in the world but 5 percent of Australian mobiles are still falling prey to mobile nasties, a McAfee Labs analysis has revealed.
David Braue | 26 Feb | Read more
New types of mobile malware make headlines every day, but what are the most prevalent threats out there? The team at Nominum decided to find out by analyzing Domain Name System (DNS) data of approximately half a million users from various countries.
Craig Sprosts, VP, platform and applications, Nominum | 01 Nov | Read more
While we wait for the final judgment on the privacy implications of the <a href="http://blogs.csoonline.com/1843/lesson_of_the_carrier_iq_firestorm_vendors_must_change_their_ways">Carrier IQ fiasco</a>, security pros are asking what the potential security implications of the embattled mobile diagnostic software could be.
George V. Hulme | 08 Dec | Read more
Frank Boldewin had seen a lot of malicious software in his time, but never anything like Rustock.C.
Robert McMillan | 17 Nov | Read more