Hardware.com Securityhttp://eu.hardware.com/news/security/The latest news from Hardware.comenCopyright 2010 Hardware.comSecurityhttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss60http://eu.hardware.com/images/header/logo.gifHardware.com Newshttp://eu.hardware.com/01234567181920212223SaturdaySundaySecurity threat predictions for 2010http://eu.hardware.com/news/security/security-threat-predictions-for-2010/Continuing the theme of predictions for 2010, the security threats that will affect your network and your data will include more sophisticated criminal activity.SecurityTue, 15 Dec 2009 12:45:33 UTCMobile Workers iPhone Security Worrieshttp://eu.hardware.com/news/security/mobile-workers-iphone-security-worries/The second worm to infect the iPhone has targeted online bank ING Direct. Mobile surfers visiting the ING website with infected devices were being redirected to a phishing site disguised to harvest online banking details.SecurityTue, 24 Nov 2009 14:03:15 UTCMassive phishing scam arrestshttp://eu.hardware.com/news/security/massive-phishing-scam-arrests/In the USA, 53 people were indicted on a variety of charges related to a phishing scam; added to this, another 47 were arrested in Egypt. This was a result of the biggest international cybercrime investigation ever.SecurityWed, 21 Oct 2009 15:09:51 UTCNetwork security: It's the enemy within rather than the malicious hackershttp://eu.hardware.com/news/security/network-security-its-the-enemy-within-rather-than-the-malicious-hackers/Recent research, released in August 2009, suggests that accidental incompetence from within the organisation is a more serious threat that outside attacks. According to IT Directors across UK, France, Germany and the USA; security breaches, access to sensitive data and information misuse poses more of a threat to businesses and their bottom-line than attacks from viruses, malware, hackers, criminals and so on.SecurityThu, 01 Oct 2009 11:37:28 UTCInternet fraud, phishing and bank Trojanshttp://eu.hardware.com/news/security/internet-fraud-phishing-and-bank-trojans/Barclays scored top marks in the study, while Halifax was particularly criticised. Halifax customers are vulnerable to a simple keylogger as each entry is typed in full.SecurityThu, 01 Oct 2009 07:48:02 UTC