The malware spreads through removable drives even if AutoPlay is disabled, installs rootkit on the computer.

False 'Verified by Visa' and 'MasterCard SecureCode' pages harvest customers' personal data.

The infamous worm is back, disguised as a Flash update purportedly needed for viewing a video distributed through direct messages on Facebook.

Users of Apple's music and applications store are seeing their accounts being hacked for buying shady applications in mass.

Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player contribute to making Windows XP's Help and Support Center vulnerable to remote attacks.

It has been reported that a flaw in AT&T's servers has allowed some white hat hackers to access network IDs and email addresses associated with iPad devices.

A security firm has discovered that several free Mac software Web sites are hosting spyware-bearing downloadable applications.

Symantec has detected a server holding 17GB of stolen user credentials for online games, gathered and verified with Trojans.

Microsoft has released a security advisory concerning a bug related to the Aero desktop theme on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008.

Once again, the world's top social networking Web site is in hot water for vulnerabilities allowing people to access personal information about users without their consent.

Another malware distribution campaign uses social engineering to spread a Trojan horse.

Researchers at Matousec have revealed that out of 34 tested security products, none has been able to prevent their proof of concept attack.

A new worm that spreads through Yahoo! Messenger grew 500% per hour in some countries, and security firms agree damage could be serious for unprotected users.

Malware distributors managed to rise up to the first spots of Google search results exploiting the hot news.

Today at Black Hat Europe 2010, security researcher Paul Stone will demonstrate a new form of clickjacking and provide a testing tool for this type of attack.

Two large-scale spam campaigns lure users into downloading dangerous email attachments.

Malicious PDF files expert Didier Stevens posts a Proof of Concept showing he does not need to go through a vulnerability to run malicious code via a PDF file.

Two weeks before Patch Tuesday, Microsoft rushes out a patch for Internet Explorer, even though IE8 already includes workarounds to the addressed vulnerability.

Experts proved that common, "secure" Web applications can be monitored to easily infer the contents of the communications.

Memory Protection Issue in Microsoft Virtual PC Hypervisor Software May Leave Systems Open to Infiltration

The new version of Apple's Web browser fixes 15 security bugs while getting to pace with other modern browsers.

Siemens SCADA systems are vulnerable, should have been easily protected.

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