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[The Ultimate iPhone News Collection - iphone2die4.com] Hackers target Mobile Me customers for phishing scheme: ... Mobile Me community have a new headache as the service, which has been plagued operationally since it’s launch, provides “phishers” with an opportunity to glean credit card and other personal information from Mobile Me customers. ...

 [Recycle Email » | And the Best Snacks Are ”¦] A FEAST OF DIGITAL HINTS, SECRETS AND ADVICE: Brad in South Whitley, IN, is going to start his own online store. He is looking for a professional Web designer and a search engine optimization (SEO) company.

[Kv32hv600] Using ”˜Whois’ To Identify Scam Websites: And yes, as you have guessed by now, a Whois is a quick and ideal way to unmask faked (phishing) websites. Paul Wolbers is an Affiliate SEO Marketer.

[The Breach Blog] Irish jobs site compromised and personal information accessed: The email stated: "Unfortunately your CV was one of the records taken. I understand and apologise for the concern this will cause you and I want to assure you that we are taking steps to prevent this happening again."

 [inmylifes] F-Secure's Data Security Wrap-up 2006: An online poker backdoor, covertly storing gamblers’ information for potential theft was uncovered by F-Secure’s proprietary rootkit detection technology, Blacklight. In this case the online tool RBCalc.exe, also known as a Rakeback calculator, had been unwittingly distributed from a legitimate gaming site, Checkraised.com.

[average admins] excellent article on hackers and botnets: “The feds are finally starting to understand that botnets are more than just a nuisance: They’re the source of all that’s evil on the Internet today, from hacking and spamming to phishing and spying,” Norris says. (Phishing involves .

[Daanials Blog] Using ”˜Whois’ To Identify Scam Websites: Each Domain Registrar is responsible for maintaining a Whois over those domains (websites) registered with him. When the internet was in its infancy, each Whois was designated to search only one type of domain;

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