May

• London couple arrested for role in large-scale industrial espionage Israeli police have revealed their findings of a large-scale industrial espionage scandal.
  31 May 2005
• Foursys celebrates four consecutive years as Sophos 'UK Partner of the Year'Sophos, a world leader in protecting businesses against spam and viruses, has announced the winners of its Partner Awards 2005, designed to showcase its top performing UK channel business partners.
  24 May 2005
• Sophos creates Canadian subsidiary to specifically address security needs of Canadian organizationsSophos, a global leader in network security, announced today that it has formally instituted the company’s Canadian subsidiary, which is designed to capitalize on the geography's strong demand for...
  19 May 2005
• Sophos names new North American PresidentSophos, a global leader in network security, announced today that Mark Hatton has been appointed to president, North America.
  19 May 2005
• Sophos Head of Technology, Asia Pacific to address security summit in Gold CoastPaul Ducklin, Head of Technology, Asia Pacific for Sophos, will give two presentations at next week's AusCERT conference at The Royal Pines Resort on the Gold Coast.
  19 May 2005
• Spamming Sober-Q Trojan horse stopped proactively by Sophos Genotype technologyComputers previously infected by the Sober-N worm are now sending out German language spam. Sophos protects proactively against the threat.
  16 May 2005
• Sophos Anti-Virus awarded Trojan Checkmark certificationIndependent research and test centre West Coast Labs has awarded Sophos Anti-Virus with its prestigious Trojan certification, complementing Sophos's other Checkmark certifications for virus detection...
  13 May 2005
• Mozilla releases new edition of Firefox web browser to fix security holes, Sophos reportsMozilla releases version 1.0.4 of its Firefox web browser, fixing security vulnerabilities.
  12 May 2005
• International spam gang hit by lawsuit for peddling porn, pills and pirated softwareThe Massachusetts Attorney General is trying to shut down websites run by an international spam gang.
  12 May 2005
• Hacker sentenced to 21 months jail in TKBot Trojan horse case, Sophos reportsA 21-year-old man has been sentenced to jail for his part in the Thr34t-Krew international hacking gang which broke into Department of Defense computers with a Trojan horse.
  11 May 2005
• Microsoft warns of important Windows flaw, Sophos urges affected users to patch nowMicrosoft has warned Windows users of an important security flaw
  11 May 2005
• Sophos helps Merseyside police lay down the law against virusesSophos, a world leader in protecting businesses against spam and viruses, has announced that Merseyside Police is using Sophos's SAV Interface to secure its IT systems.
  11 May 2005
• Firefox users advised to switch off Javascript after vulnerabilities discovered, reports SophosSerious vulnerabilities have been found in the Firefox web browser, leading Mozilla to recommend users disable Javascript.
  10 May 2005
• Hackers resort to gorilla tactics with Wurmark-K worm, Sophos reportsThe Wurmark-K email worm displays a picture of an albino gorilla as it infects computers.
  10 May 2005
• Trojan poses as "Tony Blair email account hacked!" message, Sophos reports on election night hack attackBritish computer users have been warned not to click on an email which claims that Tony Blair's email account has been hacked.
  6 May 2005
• Sober-N worm seen in over 40 countries, shows no sign of disappearing says SophosThe Sober-N worm continues to cause problems.
  4 May 2005
• Spam is no laughing matter, Sophos reports on apologetic joke trendSophos experts report on why spammers are deliberately including jokes in their bulk emails.
  4 May 2005
• Sober-N World Cup worm aims to foul football fans, Sophos reportsSophos receives many reports of the Sober-N worm from the wild.
  3 May 2005
• Sophos's email policy enforcement helps healthcare organizations comply with patient confidentiality regulationsSophos continues to help healthcare organizations protect against malicious threats, enforce policies and achieve overall compliance with the HIPAA legislation that mandates patient confidentiality.
  3 May 2005

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