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• FBI call hacked by suspected Anonymous activists February 4, 2012
  The FBI has confimed that hackers intercepted a conference call to discuss the Anonymous hacking group with Scotland Yard and other cybercrime officers, after obtaining an email setting up the call(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Kelihos botnet returns from the dead February 3, 2012
  A botnet apparently killed by Microsoft and Kaspersky Lab has been resurrected and resumed its spamming activities(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Metropolitan police leak victims' email addresses February 3, 2012
  London's police service is apologising to more than a thousand crime victims, who were shown each others' email addresses in an CC/BCC field mix-up(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Google's 'Bouncer' scans Android apps for malware February 3, 2012
  Google has introduced an automated scanning process designed to keep malicious apps out of the Android Market(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• MPs: Police need to learn about e-crime February 3, 2012
  Official efforts to fight online crime are pitched at too high a level— at gangs and terrorists — to help people with the everyday e-crimes that affect them, a Commons committee has said, urging more investment in education(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Assange's Supreme Court extradition appeal kicks off February 2, 2012
  The Supreme Court heard arguments from Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's defence team against his extradition to Sweden to face sexual molestation allegations(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• PCAnywhere declared safe with latest security patch February 1, 2012
  The latest security patch to Symantec's remote control software apparently renders it safe to use(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• McAfee: UK, US ahead of China in cyber-defences February 1, 2012
  The UK and the US are better prepared to fend off cyberattacks than China and Russia, according to a report commissioned by security company McAfee(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Banking Trojan breaks captcha to spread bot February 1, 2012
  The Cridex data-stealing Trojan is using spammer techniques to break captcha challenges to open webmail accounts and propagate itself, according to security company Websense(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)
• Megaupload's user data gets a two-week reprieve January 31, 2012
  Megaupload's hosting services agree to preserve the digital files stored at the cyberlocker service for at least two weeks(ZDNet UK - Security Threats)