Internet Crooks Dabble in Check Fraud Android, Apple Mobile Apps Leak Data Your Smartphone App Is Watching You Cyber Mastermind Found in Slovenia Safari 5.0.1 Offers Extensions Gallery Good Virus Protection on the Cheap Think of it as one more reason not to write checks anymore. Hackers believed to be operating out of Russia have figured out a high-tech way to carry out the decidedly low-tech crime of check fraud. Mobile apps on Android-powered smartphones and Apple's iPhone can disclose more personal data than most users realize, security vendor Lookout revealed at the Black Hat USA 2010 conference. Your smartphone apps are watching you -- more closely than you might like. A mobile-phone security firm says many apps pull sensitive info off users' phones and ship it to third parties without notice. A cyber mastermind from Slovenia suspected of creating a malicious software code that infected 12 million computers worldwide and orchestrating other huge cyberscams has been arrested. Apple has released the next version of its web browser. As promised, Safari 5.0.1 comes complete with extensions and a Safari Extensions Gallery with 100 add-ons that add features to Safari. They're out there on the Net, waiting: hackers, phishers, viruses and worms. And those who fail to protect their computers are just negligent, as you don't even have to spend money to be protected. FULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORY