South Africans who do their Christmas shopping online risk attacks from cyber criminals.
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The accounts of 21 million German bank account-holders are being offered for sale on the black market, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
Sophos has found US Web sites host the most malware and US computers relay the most spam.
Tyco and Alcatel-Lucent will soon discover if they will build the $400 million West African undersea cable.
A survey reveals companies struggle to block malware and implement effective archiving strategies.
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