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  1. How genetic testing will show us the money in 2009
  2. How tech keeps young offenders on straight and narrow
  3. World?s first button backup USB flash drive from SanDisk
  4. FreeBSD 7.1 has been released
  5. The PalmSecure LOGONDIRECTOR Enterprise Edition identity management solution
  6. Verbatim 8GB Store 'n' Go retractable USB drive for Mac OS X systems
  7. Conference: Black Hat DC 2009
  8. Majority of companies spend ?no time? managing their security systems
  9. Yoggie brings true online anonymity to computer users
  10. News to know: Macworld; Windows 7; Snow Leopard; Web 2.0 security; IT strategy
  11. Researchers hack into Intel's vPro
  12. CA to buy data-leak prevention vendor
  13. Bruce Schneier: More on the Broad View of Security
  14. Encryption top IT security initiative in 2009
  15. Microsoft Tells How It Missed Critical IE Bug
  16. Bangalore IT companies receive e-mail threats
  17. OSSEC HIDS being detected as malware, (Mon, Jan 5th)
  18. President-elect Barack Obama Falls Victim to Twitter Hack
  19. Naivete: Web 2.0's biggest security threat
  20. UK Police planning to hack citizens' PCs, (Mon, Jan 5th)
  21. Tim Callan: MD5 Hack Interesting, But Not Threatening
  22. Oliver Day: Time to Exclude Bad ISPs
  23. Twitter authority frenzy led to Twitter phishing meltdown
  24. CA to Acquire Orchestria for Data Loss Prevention Technology
  25. Brief: Survey: One in seven SSL certificates are weak
  26. Brief: Microsoft's music players die for a day
  27. FOXNews apparent victim of Twitter phishing attack
  28. DECT phones and POS terminals are vulnerable
  29. Twitter hit with phishing scam
  30. Microsoft Tells How It Missed Critical IE Bug
  31. Bangalore IT companies receive e-mail threats
  32. The 7 Worst Tech Predictions of All Time
  33. The State of Spam: What to Expect in 2009
  34. Regulator fines E-Trade units US$1 million
  35. Flashy botnet is Flashy
  36. Twitter Phishing Scam Takes New Turn With Promises of iPhone
  37. VeriSign transitions all new RapidSSL certificates to SHA-1 algorithm
  38. News to know: Windows 7; Twitter phishing; Apple; Floppies
  39. News to know: Windows 7; Twitter phishing; Apple; Floppies
  40. Salary Survey
  41. With Gaza conflict, cyberattacks come too
  42. Securing DNS should trump budget-cutting for enterprise IT, experts say
  43. Off the wire: Whitepaper - 4 key steps to automate IT security compliance
  44. British police can now hack citizens' PCs
  45. Lenovo planning to cut 200 jobs in China
  46. How to Succeed in Tech in a Downturn
  47. PwC wrestles with Satyam dilemma
  48. Wikipedia reaches $US6m fundraising target
  49. Computer forensics - a subject every executive should understand
  50. Lockheed, Boeing eye huge cybersecurity market
  51. Hackers Cause a Run on GripShift
  52. Israeli Student Team Wants Help Hacking Hamas
  53. Apple 17-inch MacBook Pro to go Unibody, sans removable battery (Silver-Zinc replacement?)
  54. UK police to be allowed to hack into home PCs without a warrant
  55. Verbatim’s new quad-interface 500GB/1TB external hard drives
  56. RIAA dumps its primary evidence collector
  57. Israeli news site down, blames cyber attack
  58. Conference: SANS WhatWorks in Virtualization Security Summit 2009
  59. Off the wire: 14% of SSL certificates signed using vulnerable MD5 algorithm
  60. Off the wire: Addressing the challenges of identification and authentication in American society
  61. Twitter phishing... inside Twitter
  62. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  63. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  64. Twitter/Facebook Phishing Attempt, (Sun, Jan 4th)
  65. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  66. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  67. iPhone Dev Team on the hunt for Jody Sanders and iphoneunlockuk
  68. GazaIsrael Defacements/Hacks, (Sat, Jan 3rd)
  69. RAID != Backup, (Sat, Jan 3rd)
  70. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  71. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  72. Off the wire: On the ?09 infrastructure security radar
  73. Regulator fines E-Trade units US$1 million
  74. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  75. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  76. Lessons from the Death Map
  77. Tools on my Christmas list., (Fri, Jan 2nd)
  78. SSL Crack Shows You Must Advance Your Security
  79. Blocking access to MD5 signed certs, (Fri, Jan 2nd)
  80. Real plugs critical holes in Helix Server
  81. Military contractor "cyber-defense" gold rush begins
  82. Microsoft Urges Organizations Patch Vulnerability as New Round of Attacks Surface
  83. Thieves rob two California Apple Stores
  84. Netbook security risks?
  85. Brief: Zune music players crashing en masse
  86. Keeping up with the Microsoft confabs
  87. Brief: Microsoft's music players die for a day
  88. Antibiotics before the infection?
  89. Off the wire: Private firm may track all email and calls
  90. Curse of Silence, a Symbian S60 SMS Exploit
  91. Off the wire: Futuristic security checkpoint predicts your actions
  92. Microsoft Virtual Earth gets a 48TB update
  93. Steve Wozniak to Appear with Axiotron at Macworld
  94. Terrorists launder cash through online gambling
  95. If you love Windows XP, you’ll hate Windows 7
  96. Longstanding Theory Of Origin Of Species In Oceans Challenged
  97. 25 Years of Mac: From Boxy Beige to Silver Sleek
  98. The biggest threat to open source in 2009
  99. Yahoo, Intel have high hopes for Internet TV
  100. Are ID cards in Britain the road to 1984?
  101. What's Your 2009 Threat Prediction for the New Year?, (Thu, Jan 1st)
  102. 11 in China sentenced for software piracy
  103. Thieves rob two California Apple Stores
  104. Off the wire: Information gathering with GPG/PGP keytrusts
  105. With Gaza conflict, cyberattacks come too
  106. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  107. Thieves rob two California Apple Stores
  108. New Mac Mini at Macworld, Will Look Like iMac + Time Capsule
  109. Georgia Sex Offenders Have to Give Internet Passwords to Authorities
  110. Sexiest Geeks of 2008
  111. Who Leaked Windows 7?
  112. Dell reorgs amid slumping profits
  113. Security predictions for 2009
  114. Microsoft layoffs coming, Xbox staff likely unaffected
  115. Dev-Team teases v2.2-compatible iPhone 3G unlock for the New Year
  116. Report Accuses Microsoft of Purposefully Leaking Windows 7 Beta
  117. 2008: A year of cowboys in IT security
  118. Treasure Hunter Claims Google Maps Treasure Find
  119. Verisign Discontinues Flawed MD5 Certificates
  120. Leap-year glitch freezes Zune MP3 players
  121. Muslim hackers attack Israeli websites as Gaza strikes continue
  122. 2008 around just a little bit longer (1 second), (Wed, Dec 31st)
  123. Brief: Zune music players crashing en masse
  124. Brief: Chinese schools, search sites host malicious code
  125. Watch out for hidden cookies
  126. Security vendors ready fix for 'Curse of Silence' SMS attack
  127. Securing DNS should trump budget-cutting for enterprise IT, experts say
  128. Thieves rob two California Apple Stores
  129. Microsoft refutes Windows Media Player vulnerability
  130. SSL certs busted
  131. Roundcube Webmail - Another Issue, (Wed, Dec 31st)
  132. MS08-067 Worm on the Loose, (Wed, Dec 31st)
  133. Malware Analysis Course Rides Again
  134. Video - SMS Exploit Effects
  135. Securing DNS should trump budget-cutting for enterprise IT, experts say
  136. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  137. Thieves rob two California Apple Stores
  138. Microsoft: MD5 hack poses no major threats to users
  139. CBP and smart containers: What does It know?
  140. On botnets, encryption and mega-worms: Security predictions for 2009
  141. Fry's Electronics VP faces criminal charges and lawsuit
  142. Researchers devise undetectable phishing attack
  143. Your Friendster Contacts Are Belong To Us
  144. Your Friendster Contacts Are Belong To Us
  145. Thunderbird 2.0.0.19 Released, (Wed, Dec 31st)
  146. An easy fix ignored
  147. Why game devs should support OS X and Linux
  148. First look: Linux kernel 2.6.28 officially released
  149. Spammers Face Fine up to €250,000 in Ireland
  150. UK government loses a computer a day
  151. Hackers 'selling fake anti-malware'
  152. Windows Media Player flaw denied
  153. Fatal virus reeking havoc on Ethiopia’s computers
  154. Microsoft proposes 'pay-as-you-go' PC
  155. iPhone hackers tell all: dev team presents at 25C3
  156. SSL broken! Hackers create rogue CA certificate using MD5 collisions
  157. How much governing power do online supporters give Obama?
  158. Kaspersky Lab to Bring Application Assessment, Whitelisting to its Enterprise Portfolio
  159. NASA faults equipment in Columbia shuttle disaster
  160. An easy fix ignored
  161. MD5 SSL Summary, (Tue, Dec 30th)
  162. Off the wire: Tales from the support crypt
  163. Off the wire: Tales from the support crypt
  164. Rogue Digital Certificates Require CAs, Browser Vendors Work to Tighten Internet Security
  165. Curse of Silence, a Symbian S60 SMS Exploit
  166. Malware Center: Tales from the support crypt: infected DVD drives, antiviruses that blow fuses and more
  167. Microsoft refutes Windows Media Player vulnerability
  168. Fry's Electronics VP faces criminal charges and lawsuit
  169. Researchers devise undetectable phishing attack
  170. The security imperative
  171. Microsoft downplays Windows Media Player bug
  172. News: Group attacks flaw in browser crypto security
  173. News: Researchers claim attack on browser security
  174. News: Microsoft hopes free security means less malware
  175. More Information Pertaining To The "Making the theoretical possible" CCC Presentation, (Tue, Dec 30th)
  176. Norton 360 expands backup and security capabilities
  177. Amazon warns customers of infected digital photo frames
  178. Secure Your Vista PC in 10 Easy Steps
  179. More "Fake AV" Incarnations Making The Rounds, (Tue, Dec 30th)
  180. Next Bad Thing(tm) to be announced at CCC, (Mon, Dec 29th)
  181. Enterprise Security in the Year 2008
  182. CCC video streams available, (Mon, Dec 29th)
  183. Top 10 Security Stories of 2008
  184. Microsoft Disputes Claim of Windows Media Player Vulnerability
  185. Brief: Chinese schools, search sites host malicious code
  186. Brief: Digital picture frame viruses back for Christmas
  187. Lightweight Facebook social engineering scam, (Mon, Dec 29th)
  188. FriendFeed, Twitter address URL redirection risks; Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace lag behind
  189. Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL bug since April
  190. Microsoft pours cold water on WMP flaw warning
  191. Cybereye | Keeping personal information personal
  192. Balancing Risk and the Budget
  193. The next generation of terrorism
  194. Cryptol, the language of cryptography, now available
  195. Lotto 'Glitch' Costs Winner £800K
  196. Scene stealer: The aXXo files
  197. UK government looking to censor internet
  198. Notebook sales top desktops for first time
  199. Verizon awarded $33.15m against cybersquatter
  200. F**k Ruby
  201. Malaysia uses satellite to fight illegal logging
  202. Video Game Industry Proves Recession Proof Thanks to Sequels
  203. Windows 7 beta 1 makes early debut
  204. Downturn will slow Mozilla's growth
  205. RIM's Certicom takeover bid hits a snag
  206. Hack your T-Mobile G1 to work with any iPod speaker dock!
  207. SBI fixes 'technical snag' in website
  208. Zambia’s leading ISP hacked
  209. Mozilla's mobile browser gets closer to prime time
  210. Are amateur genetic engineers dangerous?
  211. AT&T Wireless Outage, (Sun, Dec 28th)
  212. Level3 Outage?, (Sun, Dec 28th)
  213. NMAP Trivia: Mastering Network Mapping and Scanning, (Sun, Dec 28th)
  214. Windows Media Player Integer Overflow, (Sat, Dec 27th)
  215. Santa left a virus under the Christmas tree
  216. Roundcube Webmail Issues, (Fri, Dec 26th)
  217. Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL bug since April
  218. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  219. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  220. OS shoot-out: Windows vs. Mac OS X vs. Linux
  221. World of Warcraft hits 11.5 million subscribers
  222. World Bank bans India outsourcer Satyam for 8 years
  223. URL redirects open scareware loophole at major sites
  224. Why Windows 7 will hit store shelves in 2009
  225. Chinese hackers condemned for breaking into DPP Web site
  226. Review: RemoteTap for iPhone
  227. DNS flaw is 2008's biggest web blunder
  228. TrendMicro reveals hackers’ top 10 tricks to get data
  229. Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL Server bug since April
  230. Software development 'among 2009 security trends'
  231. Bogus Greetings Spread Holiday Malware
  232. Hackers deface Indian Eastern Rail website
  233. Homeland Security forecasts 5-year terror threats
  234. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  235. Christmas ecard malware run, (Thu, Dec 25th)
  236. Secure Your Vista PC in 10 Easy Steps
  237. Samsung shipped infected digital picture frames
  238. Fake Christmas, holiday greetings spread new malware
  239. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  240. Merry Christmas, and beware of digital hitchhikers!, (Thu, Dec 25th)
  241. Farewell to CastleCops, (Wed, Dec 24th)
  242. Chertoff Praises Bush Cyber Security Efforts
  243. Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL bug since April
  244. Fake antivirus peddlers helped by Microsoft, IRS
  245. Microsoft kicks fake security software off 400,000 PCs
  246. Microsoft warns of critical bug in SQL Server
  247. Brief: Digital picture frame viruses back for Christmas
  248. Brief: Microsoft flaw may add to SQL-injection troubles
  249. NIST conducts risk analysis of e-voting
  250. Safe to Open