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  1. NZ police to beef up computer security
  2. Beware: Identity Thieves Harvest Social Networks
  3. How to plan for wireless networks
  4. On the hunt for cybercrime's epicentre
  5. Malware peddlers prey on celebrity death frenzies
  6. NZ police to beef up computer security
  7. iPhone Dev Team delays 3GS jailbreak/unlock - with good reason
  8. IP Address Range Search with libpcap, (Sun, Jun 28th)
  9. Michael Jackson's death themed malware campaigns spreading
  10. New NIAP Strategy on the Horizon, (Sat, Jun 27th)
  11. China remains spam haven due to 'bulletproof' hosting
  12. Michael Jackson spam spreads, malware attacks likely
  13. Fake Online Harry Potter Movies Launch Malware Attack
  14. Network shutdown bill faces changes, aide says
  15. Security Experts Visualize Botnets With Eye On Defense
  16. Michael Jackson Death Spurs Spam, Viruses
  17. Event: 2009 Annual Computer Security Applications Conference
  18. Monitor and maintain enterprise content governance
  19. Spammers want to profit on Michael Jackson's death
  20. ICANN Appoints Rod Beckstrom As CEO
  21. Guatemalan fears tweet will send him to jail
  22. Taking Pride in Nefarious Net Activities
  23. Experts Only: Time to Ditch the Antivirus?
  24. Exec who hacked friends for sales gets probation
  25. Can Your iPhone Really Be Made Secure?
  26. "Sugar on a Stick" OS available for any and all
  27. Oracle-Sun deal misses fast-track approval
  28. Firefox 3.5 Will Arrive June 30
  29. Why I'm Not Upgrading to an IPhone 3GS
  30. Microsoft Bets the Farm on Bing
  31. Apple TV gets multi-touch iPhone controller
  32. South Korea next to set up cyber warfare command
  33. Jackson dies, almost takes Internet with him
  34. FBI compounds mystery with secret justification of gag order
  35. Great spots for globetrotting geeks
  36. More affordable iMacs from Apple expected by fall
  37. Waterproof lithium-air batteries offer 10 times more capacity
  38. SquirrelMail's project web server hacked
  39. Hole in VLC Media Player
  40. Apple's latest high-end MacBook Air slower than predecessor
  41. FTP login credentials at major corporations breached
  42. Social Networkers Don`t Surf Safely, Report Says
  43. Is Ubuntu Linux Ready for the Enterprise?
  44. BIOS Vulnerable to Modern Malware Attacks
  45. Will the Antivirus Market Be Challenged or Complimented By Whitelisting?
  46. Michael Jackson's death themed malware campaigns spreading
  47. CLEAR: Your data will be properly disposed of
  48. Event: 2009 Annual Computer Security Applications Conference
  49. Special SANSFIRE 2009 Podcast Presentations - State of the Internet Panel, (Fri, Jun 26th)
  50. FTC suspends heavy penalty against scareware defendants
  51. Sophos warns of Michael Jackson spam emails
  52. Security agencies to combat cyber attacks, PM announces
  53. Michael Jackson Spam Distributes Malware, (Fri, Jun 26th)
  54. 'Get the raw data out there ASAP': Berners-Lee
  55. Monitor and maintain enterprise content governance
  56. Jackson death prompts malware alert at Google
  57. Sad News Generate Bad Things
  58. Spammers want to profit on Michael Jackson's death
  59. Facebook puts privacy controls in users' hands
  60. Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account spreads malware
  61. Adobe patches critical Shockwave Player vulnerability
  62. IBM researcher solves longstanding cryptographic challenge
  63. Off the wire: Whitepaper - How to defend against new botnet attacks
  64. Virtualization can play major role in disaster recovery
  65. New Seagate FreeAgent for Mac storage solutions
  66. Out of business, Clear may sell customer data
  67. SafeNet iKey and smart cards pairing with bank-issued identity credentials
  68. New MetaGeek Wi-Spy 2.4i spectrum analyzer
  69. McCann's new Technical Surveillance Countermeasures team
  70. 6th Annual U.S. Government Information Security Leadership Awards nominations now open
  71. Freeware solution that simplifies VMware ESX patch downloads
  72. New FW-1060 and IPS-1060 appliances from StoneGate
  73. Survey: 40% expect IT budgets to stay the same in 2009
  74. New virtual appliances enhancing protection for physical and virtual environments
  75. Results of CISO Information Security Survey
  76. Survey reveals social networkers' risky behaviors
  77. Secure Web applications with zero footprint
  78. Simple steps to keep your identity safe online
  79. iPhone Dev Team: Jailbreak and Unlock for iPhone 3GS coming soon
  80. Simple steps to keep your identity safe online
  81. Survey: 40% expect IT budgets to stay the same in 2009
  82. New virtual appliances enhancing protection for physical and virtual environments
  83. How Malware Defends Itself Using TLS Callback Functions, (Fri, Jun 26th)
  84. Government, Military - Aviation?
  85. RIAA drops suit against person with no computer
  86. Great Australian Firewall to censor online games
  87. Dell announces managed services for Europe
  88. Michael Jackson's death roils Wikipedia
  89. EBay’s Fight With Skype Founders May Threaten Its Plans for IPO
  90. Pirate Bay Judge Not Biased, No Retrial
  91. UK Employs Hackers to fight Hackers
  92. Hackers seizing control of RSS feeds
  93. Is It Really a Conficker Removal Tool or FakeScan A?
  94. Audit Finds Minnesota Retirement System at Risk
  95. Hackers crash Dutch anti-piracy site
  96. Crypto guru urges incentives for SSL cert recall
  97. Main development phase of Linux 2.6.31 completed
  98. Iranian hackers attack the US
  99. China and Google: What's going on
  100. Firmware 2.80 blocks Open Remote Play
  101. The smart word on securing your email
  102. EBay’s Fight With Skype Founders May Threaten Its Plans for IPO
  103. PC in a plug hits the UK
  104. Pirate Bay Judge Not Biased, No Retrial
  105. Acer Not Concerned About Nokia's Entering Netbook Market
  106. PlayStation And GBA Emulators Shown Working On iPhone 3GS
  107. Minister: iPhones aren't safe where I live
  108. UK Employs Hackers to fight Hackers
  109. Hackers seizing control of RSS feeds
  110. MPAA says Real's patent attempt saps RealDVD argument
  111. Is It Really a Conficker Removal Tool or FakeScan A?
  112. Porn links found on parish website
  113. Audit Finds Minnesota Retirement System at Risk
  114. Hackers crash Dutch anti-piracy site
  115. Crypto guru urges incentives for SSL cert recall
  116. Main development phase of Linux 2.6.31 completed
  117. Iranian hackers attack the US
  118. China and Google: What's going on
  119. Firmware 2.80 blocks Open Remote Play
  120. The smart word on securing your email
  121. Microsoft sets Windows 7 pricing, upgrade programs
  122. PHPMYADMIN scans, (Fri, Jun 26th)
  123. Michael J death SPAM, (Thu, Jun 25th)
  124. Facebook Tightens Privacy Controls
  125. New Seagate FreeAgent for Mac storage solutions
  126. Brief: Adobe re-patches Shockwave player
  127. Brief: Pentagon signs off on Cyber Command
  128. Virtualization can play major role in disaster recovery
  129. IBM Uncovers Encryption Scheme That Could Improve Cloud Security, Spam Filtering
  130. Cybercrime doesn't pay: well it does, and very well
  131. Off the wire: Whitepaper - How to defend against new botnet attacks
  132. Secunia: Average insecure program per PC rate remains high
  133. IBM researcher solves longstanding cryptographic challenge
  134. Adobe patches critical Shockwave Player vulnerability
  135. Infosys chairman to head government identity project
  136. Microsoft Security Essentials: The First Test Results Are In
  137. Merchants Struggle to Comply With PCI Security In Economy
  138. Yet Another Malware Attack Spreads via Twitter
  139. National Grid signs £207m deal for data network
  140. Webroot: social networkers open to ID theft
  141. Online banking device reads information from a screen
  142. Survey reveals social networkers' risky behaviors
  143. Enterprise Security: Educate Employees or Leave It to Microsoft?
  144. Britain hires hackers for intel squad
  145. Special SANSFIRE 2009 Podcast Presentations - John Bambenek, (Thu, Jun 25th)
  146. China throttles Google, U.S. ratchets up trade war over Green Dam
  147. Catch Yourself If You Can: A Con Artist Guide To Forging Checks
  148. AV-Test calls Microsoft Security Essentials "very good"
  149. RFID could be in all cell phones by 2010
  150. Britain to get official cyber attack dogs
  151. Government, Military - Aviation?
  152. Survey reveals social networkers' risky behaviors
  153. Secure Web applications with zero footprint
  154. Results of CISO Information Security Survey
  155. New FW-1060 and IPS-1060 appliances from StoneGate
  156. Freeware solution that simplifies VMware ESX patch downloads
  157. The Dirty Dozen
  158. Mobile directory - invasion of privacy or invaluable service?
  159. Government, Military - Aviation?
  160. News to know: Vizio; Apple-Psystar; Buffett; Facebook status; Palm Pre; AT&T
  161. Windows installs updates without permission, researchers say
  162. TJX reaches $9.75 million breach settlement with 41 states
  163. Securely wipe your hard drive
  164. Reporters find Northrop Grumman data in Ghana market
  165. Experts Only: Time to Ditch the Antivirus?
  166. Unique cloud features can improve cloud security
  167. 6th Annual U.S. Government Information Security Leadership Awards nominations now open
  168. McCann's new Technical Surveillance Countermeasures team
  169. Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account compromised; used to deliver malware
  170. Government, Military - Aviation?
  171. Palm Pre App Catalog Reaches 1 Million Downloads
  172. Microsoft: Outlook's not broken and we aren't 'fixing' it
  173. Q&A: Adrian Lamo
  174. Critical Adobe Shockwave flaw affects millions
  175. Hackers post anti-Obama message on Oregon University computer system
  176. Amazon on the record: Device limits set by publishers
  177. Chrome update plugs hush-hush browser hole
  178. Palm delays webOS developer kit, Mojo
  179. Blogger Threatened to Murder Judges, Feds Say
  180. Kawasaki: automated Twitter feed spread malware
  181. Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account spreads malware
  182. New MetaGeek Wi-Spy 2.4i spectrum analyzer
  183. SafeNet iKey and smart cards pairing with bank-issued identity credentials
  184. TCP scanning increase for 4899, (Wed, Jun 24th)
  185. Cisco Baking RSA Data Loss Prevention Technology into its E-mail Security Mix
  186. Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account hijacked, pushes Windows and Mac malware
  187. Running Microsoft Security Essentials
  188. Finjan releases free SecureTwitter plug-in to fight malware in Twitter links
  189. Critical Adobe Shockwave flaw affects millions
  190. UPDATE - Microsoft Security Essentials beta available NOW!
  191. Adobe issues update for Shockwave Player
  192. Buffett: Steve Jobs' surgery was a "material fact"; should have been disclosed
  193. Adobe Shockwave Player Update, (Wed, Jun 24th)
  194. Police to create regional e-crime squads
  195. Exploit tools are publicly available for phpMyAdmin, (Wed, Jun 24th)
  196. UK shut out for Microsoft Security Essentials
  197. Phoenix Freeze Auto-Locks Laptops via Smartphone
  198. Even IT security pros can't be bothered with passwords
  199. The world's smallest 8-bay, Intel Atom NAS from QNAP
  200. New book: "Head First Networking"
  201. A closer look at MacScan 2.6.1
  202. Apple releases Time Capsule and AirPort Base Station firmware update 7.4.2
  203. New high-density network storage system from Netgear
  204. Microsoft offers Security Essentials beta
  205. Even IT security pros can't be bothered with passwords
  206. Secunia PSI: US PCs Have 2,720,800,000 Vulnerable Programs Installed!
  207. Remote code execution exploit for Green Dam in the wild
  208. US Defense Secretary Orders Creation of Cyber Command
  209. Brief: Pentagon signs off on Cyber Command
  210. Brief: Firms atwitter over social-net threats
  211. The world's smallest 8-bay, Intel Atom NAS from QNAP
  212. New book: "Head First Networking"
  213. A closer look at MacScan 2.6.1
  214. News to know: Intel-Nokia; Netbooks; Security Essentials; Oracle; Win7
  215. Apple releases Time Capsule and AirPort Base Station firmware update 7.4.2
  216. New high-density network storage system from Netgear
  217. Microsoft offers Security Essentials beta
  218. Subtle pressures for security policy compliance
  219. MS Security Essentials: Basic Protection
  220. High profile Twitter hack spreads porn Trojan
  221. E-Mail Crooks Target Webmail Accounts
  222. Abrupt closure of airport fast-lane program sparks concern over customer data
  223. Defense Secretary Gates approves creation of U.S. Cyber Command
  224. Regulators: EU data protection laws apply to social networks
  225. Spotting the Antivirus Rogue
  226. Humans the weakest link in any security system
  227. NTSB to look at possible computer role in D.C. crash
  228. Global identity theft security solution
  229. Global identity theft security solution
  230. Gartner highlights five attributes of cloud computing
  231. New version of IBM Tivoli Identity Manager
  232. Survey shows concern about mobile device security
  233. Five plead guilty in a multi-million e-mail stock fraud scheme
  234. Affiliate fraud cybersquatting model more lucrative than pay-per-click
  235. OESISOK Interoperability Certification Program expands to three levels
  236. Event: Financial Cryptography and Data Security '10
  237. Would You Give Your Facebook Password for A Job Application?
  238. IT Jobs Still in Decline, Stabilization May Be Near
  239. Many companies say they will adopt cloud computing within two years
  240. 10 years after Napster, online pirates alive and well
  241. Pentagon orders creation of cyber command center
  242. Google to Promote Web Speed on New Developer Site
  243. Reminder: Win 7 testers, your beta is about to expire
  244. Intel and Nokia to Form Strategic Partnership
  245. Mobile Flash 10 Coming to Smart Phones in October, Except For IPhone
  246. VIP Airport Screening Company Closes Lanes
  247. Study Says People Dissatisfied with Netbooks
  248. Microsoft caps free security software downloads
  249. BT, CERT in security MoU
  250. Free security add-on vets Twitter links