PDA

View Full Version : Security News

  1. Victims of HackersBlog claim that it is overstating its achieve
  2. Lessons From the Russia-Georgia Cyberwar
  3. Media begins countering claim that Coleman site was hacked
  4. Nature security breach prompts password reset
  5. Huge rise in data-stealing Trojans
  6. iBluetooth adds real BT capabilities to the iPhone - Full stack planned
  7. France Cracks Down on Internet Downloads
  8. Surveillance Self-Defense: Who's Watching You, and What to Do About It
  9. BBC Program Purchases Botnet, Touches off Ethical Debate
  10. Dino Dai Zovi discloses flaws in Mac OS X memory
  11. BBC Program Purchases Botnet, Touches off Ethical Debate
  12. New Online Backup Beta Available
  13. Smack on the bot for the Beeb
  14. My Astaro's rock
  15. After Gmail, Google wants to search your voice mail too
  16. More vendors supporting Microsoft NAP
  17. Former Senator's donor database exposed on Wikileaks
  18. How to Build the Ultimate Wireless Network
  19. SOA Security: The Basics
  20. New report offers low-down on secure develoment
  21. Political cyberattacks to militarize the Web
  22. F-Secure: Consumers cautious about online shopping
  23. Minnesota Senator Coleman Deals With Donor Data Breach
  24. BBC team buys a botnet, DDoSes security company Prevx
  25. BBC team buys a botnet, DDoSes security company Prevx
  26. CIOs' technology plans unveiled
  27. Berners-Lee slams DPI: "We must not snoop on the internet"
  28. Online auctions: Caveat Mercator Venditorque
  29. Microsoft puts the kibosh on Facebook worm Koobface
  30. Microsoft patches first critical bug in Windows 7 beta
  31. DHS bears brunt of criticism at House cybersecurity hearing
  32. Lockheed Martin gives homegrown social-networking platform a spin
  33. People Search Engines: They Know Your Dark Secrets
  34. CoSoSys puts the fun back in security threats
  35. Dell Announces Layoffs
  36. Facebook begins rolling out revamped home page
  37. ISPs must comply with snooping law from Sunday
  38. eBay zeroes in on PayPal in much-needed overhaul
  39. Internet's inventor warns of risk of allowing firms to spy on their users
  40. It's not a crime to download, say musicians
  41. Adopting a frugal approach to the web
  42. Teenager spends €40,000 downloading TV drama
  43. Apple netbook coming with OLED screen?
  44. 10 really useful free Windows system tools
  45. Gmail Outage Follows Google Docs Glitch
  46. IT workers must remain committed to continuous professional development
  47. AMD “Suspicious” over Nvidia’s Ability to Create x86 Microprocessor.
  48. Lithium breakthrough could charge batteries in 10 seconds
  49. Hackers Target Canadian Tax Agency In Phishing Attack
  50. 10 tech mistakes small businesses make
  51. 2G iPod Touch Jailbroken at Last
  52. The right way to handle encryption with Firefox 3
  53. HackersBlog finds BT.com flaw
  54. Police in Romania detain 20 alleged hackers
  55. Hackers raid Slovak president's website ahead of election
  56. Google Tinkering With Android on Netbooks Nearly a Year Ago
  57. Apple to update iTunes any time now
  58. Space shuttle Discovery launch canceled
  59. Abuse of Google, Yahoo Search by Cyber-crooks is Rising
  60. Do you have Wireless on your network?, (Wed, Mar 11th)
  61. DDoS applications becoming democratized, tools of protest
  62. News: Experts: U.S. needs to defend its "cyber turf"
  63. News: Cabal forms to fight Conficker, offers bounty
  64. Security considerations for brands using Twitter
  65. It's PDF Patching Day
  66. Google will let people choose how its ads target them
  67. Antiphishing group develops e-crime reporting tool
  68. People Search Engines: Slam the Door on Info
  69. Biometrics: 3 Tips for Success
  70. Layoffs leave orphaned hardware, unused software licenses
  71. eWEEK Labs Says GFI LANguard 9.0 a Useful Network Security Tool for SMBs
  72. CIO Jury: Businesses need netbooks
  73. Monthly Binary Analysis Update (February)
  74. Microsoft given month reprieve in EU browser-bundling case
  75. Adobe patches hole after exploits found in the wild
  76. Adobe Update is finally out, well, some of them, (Wed, Mar 11th)
  77. Anonymous Symantec patch gets firewalls on the alert
  78. A universal directory system: Good ideas aren't always enough
  79. Bad Symantec update leads to trouble
  80. Adobe fixes security vulnerability with Acrobat 9, Reader 9
  81. Device Fingerprinting Aims To Stop Online Fraud
  82. ID fraud malware hit 10 million users: 2008
  83. What Kind of Cyber-security Czar Do We Want?
  84. iPhone prototype yanked from eBay
  85. 1.7m Tiscali customers in limbo as bank talks begin
  86. Gang used eBay to offload hot goods
  87. Bad Symantec update leads to trouble
  88. Majority of companies under-spending on security
  89. Device Fingerprinting Aims To Stop Online Fraud
  90. Microsoft's Kumo Will Only Come with Minor Tweaks
  91. AT&T to add 3,000 jobs, invest up to $18B in 2009
  92. Hitachi pleads guilty to price-fixing in the TFT-LCD scandal
  93. Massive ARP spoofing attacks on web sites, (Wed, Mar 11th)
  94. How To Monetize A Social Network
  95. Microsoft details changes coming to SQL Data Services
  96. First Intel Atom Platform with Hardware High-Definition Video Decoder Unveiled
  97. Twofish announces customers for its micro-transaction platform
  98. Microsoft Patches Critical Windows GDI Vulnerability
  99. Challenges In Tracing Cyberattacks
  100. Adobe Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability
  101. iTunes Store Gift Cards Hacked
  102. City floating on the sea could be just 3 years away
  103. Brief: Microsoft patches image, DNS flaws
  104. Brief: Conficker update attempts to foil Cabal
  105. Adobe PDF patch released, but only for some
  106. Microsoft fixes critical Windows kernel, WINS flaws
  107. Adobe Acrobat 9.1 released, (Tue, Mar 10th)
  108. Adobe Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability
  109. GFI LANguard 9.0 Eases Network Security for for SMBs
  110. Microsoft Patches Critical Windows Vulnerability in Graphics Device Interface
  111. New study details the dynamics of successful phishing
  112. India's Own Google Earth Causes Security Concerns
  113. March black Tuesday overview, (Tue, Mar 10th)
  114. So I followed all the prompts in AV 360
  115. Inexpensive scanners can 'fingerprint' paper, researchers say
  116. France, Ireland to launch e-crime police training programs
  117. Germany ratifies cybercrime treaty
  118. Symantec's Altiris 7 boosts Mac, Linux PC management
  119. Steps to Communicate Security's Value to Non-security People
  120. Critical Vulnerability Fixed in Adobe Flash Player
  121. International Kaspersky sites susceptible to SQL injection attacks
  122. CIO Jury: Businesses need netbooks
  123. conspiracy fodder: pifts.exe, (Tue, Mar 10th)
  124. Browser plug-ins, transparent proxies and same origin policies, (Tue, Mar 10th)
  125. Follow Patrik on Twitter
  126. Jack Straw asks for 'rethink' on data-sharing bill
  127. Trademarks as keywords for targeted ads?
  128. Business size and NAC needs
  129. Researchers: cheap scanners can 'fingerprint' paper
  130. Companies get checklist for complying with PCI standard
  131. Internet Explorer 8: Security Features for Enterprise Users
  132. Mozilla Patches Fastest. NOT!
  133. Safari's Security Reputation Takes a Beating
  134. Panda: ID theft Trojans are on 1 in 100 PCs we scan
  135. TinyURL and security, (Tue, Mar 10th)
  136. Google Docs Glitch Exposes Private Files
  137. Juniper's Network Security Gets Nosier
  138. Why every good toolkit should have Linux
  139. Facebook explains missing pictures
  140. More Hints From Taiwan of an Apple Netbook
  141. Sources confirm Apple's lay off last week
  142. Firefox, too, revamping new-tab behavior
  143. Why we've reached the end of the camera megapixel race
  144. Dreaming of cutting the subscription TV cord
  145. Visa backtracks on breach disclosure
  146. Firefox Had More Bugs Than IE and Safari Combined
  147. "Unauthorized" iPhone App Stores: Paying thieves to steal?
  148. Bolt-on security no longer fit for purpose
  149. Hulu and Boxee go back and forth with consumers in the middle
  150. Alleged Palin email hacker in court
  151. Panda: ID theft Trojans are on 1 in 100 PCs we scan
  152. Pickpockets Switch to Bank Frauds in Bulgaria
  153. Internet Explorer 8: Security Features for Enterprise Users
  154. FAA confirms data breach; 45,000 affected
  155. Did your DST rollforward work?, (Mon, Mar 9th)
  156. Yes, the w00tw00t continues., (Mon, Mar 9th)
  157. Vyatta adds security tools to open source routing platform
  158. What's behind the rash of university data breaches?
  159. Foxit PDF viewer also open to attack, say researchers
  160. After Only 12 Months, Another U.S. Cyber Chief Resigns
  161. Google Fixes Document Sharing Privacy Issue
  162. Cyber security chief quits over power struggle with NSA
  163. Adobe Reader, Acrobat Patch Set to Come out This Week
  164. Nominate Your Favorite Security Blog
  165. Illegal Trading on YouTube
  166. Brief: Conficker update attempts to foil Cabal
  167. Brief: Cybersecurity chief resigns, dings NSA
  168. Hackers update Conficker worm, evade countermeasures
  169. Excel Bug Will Be Ignored on Patch Tuesday
  170. Vyatta adds security tools to open-source routing platform
  171. Rod Beckstrom resigns as director of National Cybersecurity Center
  172. Federal cybersecurity director quits, complains of NSA role
  173. Job 1 for New Federal CIO: Balance Openness with Security
  174. Data About Presidential Helicopter Leaked via P2P
  175. Visa Backtracks on Breach Disclosure
  176. Google app sharing exposes corporate data
  177. Juniper Networks Bolsters Network Security With 'Adaptive Threat Management'
  178. MySpace using Cloudmark anti-spam for in-network abuse
  179. Foxit Reader update, (Mon, Mar 9th)
  180. TouchDown provides push email for the T-Mobile G1 Android device
  181. 'Phorm's questions will be answered': EC
  182. The last word on federated provisioning...for now
  183. Take the complexity out of firewall configuration changes
  184. U.S.'s cybersecurity director has resigned.
  185. 20 cool things to do with your iPhone
  186. Symantec identifies third Downadup/Conficker variant
  187. Police under fire in new database row
  188. Tech firms sign up to best practices for women
  189. Federal Cybersecurity Chief Quits, Blasts National Security Agency
  190. Teenager killed himself as 'Christmas present' to avoid burdening parents
  191. 17-inch MBP fan / overheating issues causing GeForce 9600M to bug out?
  192. Ireland Considers a Tax on Text Messages
  193. China Unicom Confirms in Talks with Apple of iPhone Sale
  194. Nokia Reported Working on Touchscreen LTE Device
  195. Obama to reverse Bush-era stem cell policy
  196. Kill the inflammation, kill the HIV?
  197. dvbsnoop released - DVB / MPEG stream analyzer
  198. The 100 oldest registered dot com, org, net, edu domains
  199. A peek at Apple's new QuickTime X interface
  200. Wolfram Alpha: Next major search breakthrough?
  201. Spacecraft blasts off in search of 'Earths'
  202. FAA confirms data breach; 45,000 affected
  203. 'War-Dialing' making a small comeback
  204. Hacker who stole millions from Calgary company facing extradition
  205. Did Heartland CEO Make Insider Trades?
  206. Facebook Fumbles by Terminating Pro-Israel User
  207. Hackers hijack UPDF website
  208. Daily Telegraph web site compromised
  209. Ugandan MOD Website Hijacked
  210. Russia kinda-sorta owns up to Estonia cyberwar
  211. Behind the Estonia Cyber Attacks, (Sun, Mar 8th)
  212. Daylight Saving Time Already?, (Sun, Mar 8th)
  213. It May Be Time to Abandon Adobe
  214. Brief: Cybersecurity chief resigns, dings NSA
  215. Brief: White House to wrap up cyber review in April
  216. Mahalo CEO who hired convicted botnet leader
  217. California's data breach law may get an update
  218. Job 1 for New Federal CIO: Balance Openness with Security
  219. Unpatched PDF bug poses growing threat, say researchers
  220. Conficker Worm Strikes Back With New Variant
  221. Twitter and identity theft
  222. Brief: White House to wrap up cyber review in April
  223. Brief: Bot master sentenced to four years
  224. USAID.gov compromised, malware and exploits served
  225. Users gain options for mobile voice encryption
  226. European push for more online rights to privacy
  227. Security needs to be 'baked in' say experts
  228. Firefox Update Shores Up Security; Thunderbird Vulnerable
  229. Windows security patches coming next week
  230. Microsoft: No patch for Excel zero-day flaw next week
  231. Apple Fixes AirPort Base Station, Time Capsule Security Flaws
  232. Chris Wysopal: Contracting for Secure Code
  233. Mark Rasch: Free-Market Filtering
  234. Microsoft admits users will be able to turn off IE 8 in Windows 7
  235. Dan Bernstein confirms DJBDNS security hole, pays $1,000
  236. FAA confirms data breach; 45,000 affected
  237. Security holes in Apple Time Capsule, AirPort Base Station
  238. Firefox: Quicker on the fix but more bugs than IE
  239. Speedy Safari 4 Beta Has Long Way to Go
  240. Botnet ringleader gets 4 years in prison for stealing data
  241. IT pro gets four years for building botnets
  242. Security issue in djbdns confirmed
  243. NSW cops get sneaky new hacking laws
  244. Obama names government technology chief
  245. IDC sees bright spots amid chip downturn
  246. Facebook Apps Can Now Use Chat To Go Viral
  247. Boxee Brings Net-Based TV Just a Little Closer
  248. Cook County Sues Craigslist Over Prostitution Ads
  249. 20-year-old tech poses "risk" to British justice
  250. Facebook Redesign May Earn Thumbs Down from Ordinary Users