Yesterday, the Logan International Airport became the first in the country to receive full-body scanners, as Government Officials try and strengthen the transportation security methods.

According to reports published, authorities in Spain have arrested three men in an operation of a massive botnet composed of 12.7 million PCs that stole credit card and bank log-in data and infected computers in half of the Fortune 1,000 companies and more than 40 banks.

Intel, the world’s largest semiconductor chip maker, revealed that it had been the target of a cyber attack in January at the same time when sophisticated attack was targeted on Google.

In its recent 10-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Intel Corp revealed that it had also faced a “sophisticated” cyberattack in January this year, “around the same time as the recently publicized security incident reported by Google,” Abode and over 30 other leading US companies.

With the US investigations into the cyberattacks on Google and around 30 other companies pointing at the initiation of the attacks from computers at the Shanghai Jiaotong University and Lanxiang Vocational School in eastern China, ‘inside’ sources have revealed that initial forensic reports hint at the involvement of a well-known Asian hacking group – likely Chinese - in the a

The US has confronted China strongly on the alleged “internet attacks” and censorship of Google's network in China.

A small U. S. technology firm, Document Security Systems Inc.'s is reported to file a patent infringement law suit against the European Central Bank, accusing it for unauthorized use of its anti-counterfeiting technology on Euro banknotes.

According to the New York Times, recent hacks on Google and other American corporations, that may even push Google out of China, have been traced to a top Chinese university, as well as a school with ties to the Chinese military.

According to a security expert’s examination, there is a similarity between the hacking of the Google Inc. and Fortune 100 companies.

He, however, refused to disclose the name of the firms involved.

The U. S. experts have found that the recently reported cyberattack, named Kneber botnet, is the assumed name of the already existing computer virus 'Zeus Trojan'.

As reported by Netwitness Corp., Kneber has so far, affected more than 75,000 computers in 2,500 companies and Government agencies, throughout the world.