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  1. Lawmakers Fear White House Cybersecurity Czar Would Undercut DHS Role
  2. Universities Cope with New Anti-Piracy Requirement
  3. GP surgery loses thousands of unencrypted patient records
  4. A Safe That Looks Like a Calculator
  5. Security spending down in Asia-Pac
  6. Iranian opposition launches organized cyber attack against pro-Ahmadinejad sites
  7. Iranian opposition launches organized cyber attack against pro-Ahmadinejad sites
  8. Apple's Mac Isn't as Secure as Some Want Us to Believe
  9. Windows enthusiasts launch 'Boycott Opera' campaign
  10. Chinese Web Filtering Plans Come Under Attack
  11. Re-evaluating IT Security
  12. Working to Protect You
  13. Drive-by Blackouting ?, (Mon, Jun 15th)
  14. Enterprises underestimate risks from terminated employees
  15. Badges of honour for Twitter's big boys
  16. China confirms security flaws in Green Dam, rushes to release a patch
  17. Wreck A Movie
  18. Quarterly Updates
  19. Waiting for Mobile Malware Wave
  20. Working with consultants
  21. UK E-Crime unit busts online iTunes, Amazon music scam
  22. New steganographic tool: Virtual Steganographic Laboratory
  23. Security Blanket: Linux lock-down tool
  24. Apple Store hack allows contract free iPhone 3G S purchase
  25. The inside story of the Conficker worm
  26. How one man beat the Facebook vanity clock
  27. Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC?
  28. Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared?
  29. EU plans tougher cybercrime laws
  30. Default Passwords Led to $55 Million in Bogus Phone Charges
  31. China's Green Dam - Security flaws galore
  32. If you think that you’re safe surfing for porn on a Mac - think again
  33. International telecom hacker group busted
  34. $100,000 missing from Topeka health
  35. MSN Canada Website Compromised by Hackers
  36. Hackers Hijack a Bookstore Website in Singapore
  37. Safari numbers still dwarfed by Firefox downloads
  38. China filtering software has stolen codes: US company claims
  39. Fighting spyware (beyond antivirus)
  40. Feds Push Cybersecurity
  41. Now, doctors fall prey to online racketeers
  42. Cyber Czar, Cyberspace, and Privacy
  43. Tetris turns 25: Is it the next Olympic sport?
  44. Cloud computing security to grow in 2009
  45. SANSFIRE 2009 Starts Tomorrow, (Sun, Jun 14th)
  46. International telecom hacker group busted
  47. Cyber chief: Gov't needs to work better with companies
  48. YouTube changes cookie use policy on Whitehouse.gov
  49. A closer look at AntiLogger 1.9.2.104
  50. Codezero Microkernel 0.1 has been released
  51. Firefox 3.0.11 fixes several security issues
  52. From the mailbag: Sympatico hacked, TCP dead, SHA-1 out, Belarus DoS, (Fri, Jun 12th)
  53. Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox Updates Fix Bugs
  54. Google plugs 'high risk' WebKit holes in Chrome
  55. Adobe patches 13 critical Reader, Acrobat vulnerabilities
  56. DRM licensing group plan to plug analog hole
  57. Green Dam, (Fri, Jun 12th)
  58. There's a little pig in each of us
  59. A closer look at AntiLogger 1.9.2.104
  60. Security group converges to fight Internet abuse
  61. E-Crime unit busts online music scam, arrests 10
  62. Kaspersky eyes netbook market with new anti-virus
  63. Microsoft's Free Antivirus: Is This An Apology?
  64. 'Learn from MP expenses scandal' urges outgoing ICO
  65. Palo Alto to offer traffic shaping
  66. Mozilla patches 11 Firefox bugs, six critical
  67. Windows 7 UAC flaw: "Pandora's box of all vulnerabilities"
  68. Security flaws galore: Researchers dissect China's Green Dam censorware
  69. Army Orders End to Ban on Facebook, Twitter
  70. Google updates for Chrome, (Fri, Jun 12th)
  71. Mozilla slaps band-aid on 11 Firefox flaws
  72. Codezero Microkernel 0.1 has been released
  73. DTV Flag Day, (Fri, Jun 12th)
  74. Firefox 3.0.11 fixes several security issues
  75. How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules
  76. Pentagon: Sooner is better for cybersecurity testing
  77. China's porn filter blocks Falun Gong sites
  78. HP to offer Symantec's Online Backup on PCs
  79. Google says it loves competition
  80. Google says it loves competition
  81. Green Dam definitively blocks political sites - and creates security breach
  82. The SMB security standpoint
  83. Dynamic Data Obfuscation Comes to U.S.
  84. How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules
  85. HITBSecConf2009 - Malaysia to Debate Public Security
  86. Lawyer turns hacker and tunes in on hacker legal services
  87. Logging off good habit for protecting data
  88. Google plugs 'high risk' WebKit holes in Chrome
  89. Ex-DHS CIO: Hackers Hit Us A Million Times A Day
  90. Hacker breaks into Cong leader's mail
  91. How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules
  92. HP Launches App Security Solutions for IT Organizations
  93. Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Why 7 Is More Substantial
  94. Tesla’s Founder Sues Tesla’s CEO
  95. Five iPhone Security Tips for IT Departments
  96. Yahoo picks a new CFO likely to shake things up
  97. Windows 7 will ship without IE browser in Europe
  98. Is China Creating the World's Largest Botnet Army?
  99. Obama's BlackBerry hacked, contents to be published
  100. Latest Kaspersky Suite Overloads on Security
  101. Poor Economy Leads To Rise In Sneaky IT Behavior
  102. Pentagon: Sooner is better for cybersecurity testing
  103. Psystar owes Apple $75,000, debt details unknown
  104. Symantec vows huge push into SaaS market
  105. Firefox 3.0.11 is available, (Thu, Jun 11th)
  106. Microsoft Exec May Be Obama's Cyber Czar Pick
  107. Free AV from Microsoft: It's about time
  108. Event: IPTComm 2009: Services and Security for Next Generation Networks
  109. 7 practical ways to save costs in the data center
  110. Best practices for keeping your data center secure
  111. Employees evade and ignore network security policies
  112. Monitor, manage and automate the virtual infrastructure
  113. Two new data security solutions from SSH
  114. WordPress 2.8 released
  115. Layer 7 virtual appliance fo cloud governance
  116. StoneGate IPS-1030 protects against Web attacks inside the SSL tunnel
  117. Insider snooping is on the rise
  118. Free iPhone hard drive simulator application
  119. Linux kernel 2.6.30 is available
  120. Cisco provides new options for CCNA Voice Certification
  121. T-Mobile USA issues security update
  122. Vulnerability in Internet Explorer discovered by Core Security Technologies
  123. A closer look at Recover PDF Password for Mac
  124. Security risks grow as businesses rush to adopt emerging technologies
  125. Casper Secure Drive Backup for PGP Whole Disk Encryption
  126. New series of miniature WiFi and WiMAX linear amplifier modules
  127. New book: "Cracking Drupal: A Drop in the Bucket"
  128. Microsoft releases June security bulletins
  129. Adobe patches critical Acrobat vulnerabilities
  130. A long list of Safari 4.0 security fixes
  131. Fujitsu's 40 Gbps interfaces for its FLASHWAVE 7500 ROADM
  132. Fedora 11 is now available
  133. WordPress two-factor authentication with low-cost YubiKey USB token
  134. The security and privacy paradox: Getting it right
  135. TweetGrade: online user reputation on Twitter
  136. DeviceAnywhere introduces Palm Pre to its developer network
  137. Event: SyScan 2009 Singapore
  138. Event: IPTComm 2009: Services and Security for Next Generation Networks
  139. Trojan Targeting Mac Spreads as Attackers Eye Apple
  140. Five iPhone Security Tips for IT Departments
  141. Dshield Web Honeypot going beta, (Thu, Jun 11th)
  142. WHO Declares Flu A(H1N1) a Pandemic, (Thu, Jun 11th)
  143. French court to pirates: Three strikes and ... then what?
  144. Free Microsoft antivirus 'coming soon'
  145. Insider snooping on the rise: IT security survey
  146. Microsoft Readies Free Antivirus App
  147. Brand Protection: The Expanding CSO Portfolio
  148. Parents in the dark about children's web habits
  149. ICO gives mobile number database the go-ahead
  150. The Internet is incomplete, says its co-designer, Vinton Cerf
  151. Google plugs 'high risk' WebKit holes in Chrome
  152. Google plugs 'high risk' WebKit holes in Chrome
  153. 7 practical ways to save costs in the data center
  154. Best practices for keeping your data center secure
  155. Rating the standalone firewalls
  156. Mac OS X malware posing as fake video codec discovered
  157. Govt 'obsession' killed national access card
  158. Adobe fixes security bugs in Reader, Acrobat
  159. Symantec, McAfee to pay fines over auto-renewals
  160. Experts: Gov't needs to spend more on cyber R&D
  161. Web App Firewalls: How to Evaluate, Buy, Implement
  162. More employees neglecting data security, survey says
  163. Working with consultants
  164. Employees evade and ignore network security policies
  165. Mac OS X malware posing as fake video codec discovered
  166. Monitor, manage and automate the virtual infrastructure
  167. Two new data security solutions from SSH
  168. WordPress 2.8 released
  169. Layer 7 virtual appliance fo cloud governance
  170. StoneGate IPS-1030 protects against Web attacks inside the SSL tunnel
  171. MIR-ROR Motile Incident Response - Respond Objectively Remediate, (Thu, Jun 11th)
  172. How to Combat Software Piracy: From Reaction to Revenue Recovery
  173. Analysts give early thumbs up to Windows 7
  174. Two new pieces of Mac malware surface
  175. Qantas IT shake-up may cost 240 jobs
  176. Crypto attack puts digital sig hash on collision course
  177. 13-inch MacBook Pro teardown reveals "unimaginative" SD Card slot
  178. Torvalds proclaims 'new world order' with Linux 2.6.30
  179. Ex-Apple Executive Who Led Its iPod Division Is Named Chief of Palm
  180. Ubuntu targets 10 second boot time for 2010 release
  181. How to safely post pictures of your children online
  182. Snow Leopard Gives Last-Gen MacBooks Multitouch
  183. Palm Pre Code Leaks
  184. 3FN shutdown tied to drop in spam from Pushdo botnet
  185. Cell phones, other wireless devices next big cybersecurity targets
  186. T-Mobile says data not hacked but compromised through some other means
  187. How To Foil A Corporate Fraudster
  188. Microsoft readies free anti-virus software
  189. French Three-Strikes Law Ruled Unconstitutional
  190. Symantec, McAfee Reach Settlement With NY AG Over Probe
  191. Overall spam volume unaffected by 3FN/Pricewert's ISP shutdown
  192. Adobe patches 13 critical PDF bugs in first quarterly update
  193. Carphone Warehouse slams gov't web piracy tactics
  194. Business fears ICANN domain changes will fuel crime
  195. Evolution of the CSO
  196. Symantec issues wireless keyboard warning
  197. Alarm sounded over wireless keyboard sniffer
  198. RSA chief: The job of security guy is not to be 'Doctor No'
  199. Warning letter would stop 30% of illegal downloaders
  200. 1Password adds support for Safari 4
  201. Latest Kaspersky suite overloads on security
  202. Brief: MSFT, Adobe and Apple patch together
  203. Brief: Data shows Grumblar still threatens
  204. Insider snooping is on the rise
  205. Free iPhone hard drive simulator application
  206. Linux kernel 2.6.30 is available
  207. Brown enlists web father to open up gov't data
  208. Cisco provides new options for CCNA Voice Certification
  209. Video: 60-Second Pitch: SaaS security
  210. Spam reduced following Pricewert shutdown
  211. Report: Spam reduced following Pricewert shutdown
  212. Java 6 update 14 released, (Wed, Jun 10th)
  213. T-Mobile USA issues security update
  214. Vulnerability in Internet Explorer discovered by Core Security Technologies
  215. A closer look at Recover PDF Password for Mac
  216. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday unleashes record number of updates
  217. Security risks grow as businesses rush to adopt emerging technologies
  218. Casper Secure Drive Backup for PGP Whole Disk Encryption
  219. New series of miniature WiFi and WiMAX linear amplifier modules
  220. New book: "Cracking Drupal: A Drop in the Bucket"
  221. Wrangling banks' security architecture to allow transactions anywhere
  222. Secunia PSI now also in French, Hungarian, Portuguese, and Norwegian
  223. Justice inquiries into Google Book Deal show it's all but dead
  224. SysInternals Survey, (Wed, Jun 10th)
  225. China embarrasses US in NSA hacking contest
  226. Do most security breaches still originate internally?
  227. Vaserv denies weak passwords led to catastrophic hack
  228. Red Hat's Fedora 11: So easy you'll forget it's Linux
  229. Mozilla offers build your own browser plan to IT departments
  230. Facebook to Allow Usernames Beginning June 13
  231. Hands on with Apple's newly released 13" and 15" MacBook Pro
  232. Security hole uncovered in Ruby; many Rails apps likely affected
  233. Jump in IT Staff Snooping Reported
  234. Microsoft sheds its third-party anti-piracy technology
  235. PS3 Price Cut Rumored for August
  236. Intel Does Not Want Bigger Screens on Netbooks
  237. Top 10 Ways to Provoke a Geek Argument
  238. Online transaction security: Tips for staying safe
  239. Internet registry seeks your feedback on WHOIS privacy issue
  240. Do most security breaches still originate internally?
  241. Another currency hacker in every kind of trouble
  242. NowTorrents Domain Hijacked by Hacker
  243. HyperVM boss hangs himself after purported exploit destroys 100,000 sites
  244. Microsoft, Adobe warn of critical security flaws
  245. 100,000 website hack not caused by HyperVM 0day?
  246. T-Mobile confirms customer records taken
  247. Popular Internal IP Addressing Scheme Could Leave Enterprises Vulnerable
  248. Microsoft releases June security bulletins
  249. Adobe patches critical Acrobat vulnerabilities
  250. A long list of Safari 4.0 security fixes