Mozilla offers temporary fix for Firefox flaw
September 12th, 2005
Responding to the disclosure of a serious Web browser flaw, the Mozilla Foundation offered on Friday a temporary fix to protect Firefox and Mozilla users.
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Archive for September 12th, 2005
Katrina-themed malware attack hits the net.
September 12th, 2005
Hurricane Katrina is bringing out the worst in people on the net as well as on the streets of New Orleans. Spam emails purporting to offer links to news about Katrina are been used to tempt potential victims onto a site hosting Trojan malware.
Hackers Admit to Wave of Attacks
September 12th, 2005
With their ringleader on the run, two cybervandals own up to using an army of compromised PCs to take down sites for commercial gain.