Warning: The Storm still rages on
With new avenues for attack

Malicious software overtakes friendly apps
Symantec: "Business is booming for underground activity"

Phishers attack social networking generation
Users too trusting with personal data…

Russia overtakes China as king of malware producers
Death of ringleader made way for newbies

Google warns: Malicious 'drive-by downloads' on the up
China - prime location

QuickTime flaw could fuel Second Life stealing
Watch out for the "evil pink box"

How the good guys fight the security arms race
Q&A: RSA Security CTO Bret Hartman

UK banks targeted by phishing attacks
New threat emerges from Storm botnets

Mobile malware: The threat exists
You better believe it, says McAfee...

silicon.com Classics: 'Nigerian' money scam - What happens when you reply?
Meet Mr Madu Frank in a silicon.com special...

Macs no longer safe from cyberattacks
Crims now poisoning Apples too, warns Sophos

Rootkit to protect Trojans goes live
5,000 infections in one month…

First iPhone Trojan reported
…more 'prank' than 'threat'

Intuit Mac bug creeps back through public wi-fi
Bug with your coffee?

Police close in on NZ botnet ringleader
Operation turns up heat on botnets

Cyber spies plan attacks next year
McAfee: It's the biggest security threat

Russian malware gang goes to ground
Or has it just moved east?

Mac porn Trojan is multiplying, warns F-Secure
Are cyber criminals getting serious about Apple?

Phishers snare Salesforce.com data
Customers fall victim too...

Storm Worm still evolving - Symantec
Malware sheds its skin...

Security threats evolve again
"It's about people and processes too... "

Pump-and-dump MP3 email spam warning
Corporate networks at risk from mass outbreak...

What's keeping IT chiefs awake at night?
From terrorism to brand image...

Storm botnet 'services' for hire?
Spam system for rent...

'Security not just about user education'
Trojans can lurk in all manner of places...

Yahoo! cracks down on eBay phishers
But what about all the other types of spam?

Cyber criminals building more but smaller botnets
And with viruses it's quantity, not quality says F-Secure

Mobile malware threat 'not high'
Give it 20 years, says F-Secure chief...

Gmail cookie flaw 'puts email at risk'
"This can be used to forward all your incoming email... "

Viruses - is the threat over?
Poll: silicon.com readers rarely get malware any more...

Trojan targets companies' top brass
CEOs, CIOs take care...