Microblogging site Twitter suffered another blow to its security when an administrative employeeÔÇÖs email account was hacked. FULL STORY >

Microsoft recently announced a web-based version of its Office 2010 offering. FULL STORY >

The Commercial Crime Police arrested two suspected members of an alleged SMS banking fraud syndicate in Johannesburg late last week, reports the Citizen. FULL STORY >

United States and South Korean websites have been under cyber attack since the 4th of July. FULL STORY >

President Obama to use SA based MXit to talk to African youth FULL STORY >

Microsoft issued a security advisory late yesterday alerting users to a flaw in IE software that could allow hackers to hijack their PCs. FULL STORY >

Security Monitoring- Managing Risks, written by network security experts from Cisco Systems, is a must read of anyone managing a business network. FULL STORY >

Bing to display results based on a search of a name in association with ÔÇ£twitterÔÇØ that include a link to the relevant Twitter page and the latest tweet from that page. FULL STORY >

SMS phishing, or ÔÇ£smishingÔÇØ, occurs mainly when customers receive an SMS from what seems to be a reputable financial institution prompting them to call a telephone number due to a possible fraudulent transaction on their account. FULL STORY >

Victor Dronov is the Product Manager for Kaspersky LabÔÇÖs Mobile Solutions Unit. We chatted to him about the mobile threats users face and the launch of KasperskyÔÇÖs Mobile Security 8.0. FULL STORY >

Secuvoice micro-SD card encrypts your voice communications, preventing snoops from listening in on your calls. FULL STORY >

Mobile Security 8.0 is designed to protect smartphones from malware and theft. It offers a total mobile security solution. FULL STORY >

US jury returned a verdict against Thomas-Rasset yesterday ordering her to pay some $80 000 in damages per track for downloading 24 tracks illegally. FULL STORY >

Twitter delays maintenance due to protests in Iran. FULL STORY >

Windows 7 to be browserless as Microsoft give in to EU antitrust pressures. FULL STORY >