BBC Radio 4's Eddie Mair quizzes UK government security chief Lord West on 25 June 2009.

Read more on the blog of Graham Cluley at SophosLabs: http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/06/26/uk-attack-countr ies-cyberspace/

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Sophos Anti-Virus shows how Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account is pointing to what claims to be a sex video by Gossip Girl actress Leighton Meester, but actually tricks you into downloading malware for Mac or Windows computers.

Learn more on Sophos's website at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/06/24/leighton

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SophosLabs reports the discovery of a new piece of malware targeting Mac computers, which has been planted on hardcore porn video websites.

Learn more at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/06/10/mac-malware-adop ts-porn-video-disguise/

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Be careful who you give your Twitter username and password to, as more and more third party websites demand them.

Learn more on Graham Cluley's blog at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/06/05/rails-twitter-pa sswords-twittertrain/

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Sophos demonstrates a live phishing attack striking users of the Twitter micro-blogging network.

Learn more at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/05/21/beware-tvviterco m-video-live-twitter-phishing- attack/

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Klingon Anti-Virus meets the Village People.

Learn more at http://www.sophos.com/klingon- anti-virus

Feel free to embed this video on your own websites/blogs etc and we'll get the whole world singing YMCA in Klingon!

"tlhIngan Hubbeq" ('Y.M.C.A.'), originally by The Village People, translated and performed by Terry (ter'eS) Donnelly into Klingon.

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BBC TV star's private email disclosure on Twitter has exposed a security issue with the micro-blogging site.

Why doesn't "Delete Tweet" really DELETE?
Find out more at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/05/18/jonathan-ross-em ail-goof-highlights-twitter-se curity-issue/

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StalkDaily - Twitter users warn each other of worm attack

Thousands of Twitter users are warning each other about what appears to be a fast-moving attack affecting the system.

Affected Twitter profiles appear to be directing unsuspecting users to a website called stalkdaily. (Please do not visit this site)

More information at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/04/12/stalkdaily-twitt er-users-warn-attack/

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Sean Richmond, senior technology consultant at SophosLabs in Sydney discusses the Conficker worm with security expert Paul Ducklin.

Download a free removal tool for Conficker at http://www.sophos.com/products /free-tools/conficker-removal- tool.html

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The Far Polo L1 satellite, placed in geostationary orbit to broadcast TV programs to a global audience, appears to have been infected by a virus known as W32/Shatner. Under the control of sci-fi obsessed hackers, the Shatner virus is embedding subliminal images related to Star Trek into popular television programs such as "The Simpsons", "Friends" and "Doogie Howser MD" as they are beamed down to viewers on Earth.

Subliminal images placed into the TV programs include images of legendary Star Trek villains the Klingons and actor William Shatner, with the message: "This is W32/Shatner. All your TV are belong to us".

Find out more about the Shatner virus at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/04/01/shatner-virus

First published - April 1st 2009.

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Sophos expert Graham Cluley shows how hackers are setting up websites to infect Apple Mac users with the RSPlug Trojan horse.

More information on his blog at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc and at http://www.sophos.com/security /blog/2009/03/3710.html

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Sophos's UK offices held a company-wide event today, with many staff dressing up in unusual clothes in support of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day.

As part of the fundraising we had a Bouncy Boxing arena in our atrium, with prize fights being auctioned off to the highest bidder. Highlights included CEO Steve Munford being slam dunked in the ring by James Vyvyan from Sales, Wendy "Catwoman" Dean taking on the might of IT Director Charles Southey, and a strange group of cross-dressed test engineers in fetching dresses who had had their legs waxed for the charity.

Meanwhile, salesman and Kung Fu master Jer Jang gave an impressive demonstration of his Bruce Lee moves.

Learn more on Graham Cluley's blog at http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc /g/2009/03/13/bouncy-boxing-re d-nose-day-sophos/

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