Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	June 01, 2009

	In this issue Data backup service leads to recovery of stolen laptop Report: Turkish hackers breached U.S. Army servers Obama: Hackers accessed campaign files in 2008 Experts: Gumblar attack is alive, worse than Conficker Microsoft to patch new DirectX hole Data backup service leads to recovery of stolen laptop Thief steals laptop, uses it to take photos of himself and then gets caught when the owner sees those on the Internet-based data backup service. Read full story  Report: Turkish hackers breached U.S. Army servers Investigators believe hackers used an SQL injection attack to break into U.S. Army servers and redirect visitors to other sites, according to InformationWeek. Read full story  Obama: Hackers accessed campaign files in 2008 Between August and October, the president said Friday, online intruders poked around in material including policy papers and travel plans. Read full story  Experts: Gumblar attack is alive, worse than Conficker Gumblar Web attack adds new domains, steals data, and continues to propagate after infections are cleaned up, making it worse than Conficker, ScanSafe says. Read full story  Microsoft to patch new DirectX hole New hole in DirectX could allow an attacker to take control of a computer if the user visits a site and runs a maliciously crafted QuickTime file. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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