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DNS Changer botnet smashed in major cyber crime bust
A botnet that is thought to have earned its controllers $14 million is dismantled.
Five new malware threats for 2009
It's a constant arms race between IT and the criminals - so what is the new malware tech that we can expect to see next year?
Kaminsky flaw fixed for .com and .net by 2011
Verisign anticipates an industry-wide effort to finally rid the net of the Kaminsky flaw.
One in four servers unpatched for Kaminsky flaw
Organisations and businesses worldwide are still leaving themselves open to DNS vulnerabilities.
EU agency takes on DNS flaw
ENISA is looking at system security extensions as one way of strengthening the security of servers handling IP addresses.<br> <br>
‘Climate of fear’ is best weapon against cyber crime
A member of the Serious Organised Crime Agency has claimed cyber criminals are best tackled through fear of prosecution.
Q&A: DNS inventor Paul Mockapetris
Four months after serious flaws in the internet’s addressing system were proven, its inventor is looking beyond the threats to help bolster web...
DNS inventor tackles flaw
The inventor of the internet’s addressing system is working towards new measures designed to plug recently revealed security flaws.
Timeline: Kaminsky’s DNS vulnerability
Is the internet fatally flawed? IT PRO looks at how isolated attacks on Domain Name System servers have risen in profile to become one of the most...
DNS researcher claims 35 ways to exploit flaw
Dan Kaminsky has told the Black Hat conference that the DNS security flaw is even worse than expected.
Apple’s patch fails to fully protect against DNS flaw
Apple finally addresses a major DNS flaw that could leave its servers open to phishing attacks but experts have said it ignores Mac clients.
Apple fixes DNS security flaw
Apple protects itself from a highly publicised DNS vulnerability which has the potential to severely hit browsers and operating systems.
DNS attacks “imminent,” warns Microsoft
Microsoft has issued a second warning about DNS spoofing, saying that the publication of exploit code has increased the risk of attack.
DNS protection not good enough, says researcher
Dan Kaminsky, the security researcher who first unveiled the DNS vulnerability, has said that systems administrators are not enough to protect users.
Google builds its own DNS system
Google has created its own domain name system, claiming its method is faster and safer than current tech.
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