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  1. Brief: Microsoft flaw may add to SQL-injection troubles
  2. Brief: Hash contest moves on to mass free-for-all
  3. ESET launches Remote Administrator 3.0
  4. Vulnerability in SQL Server could allow remote code execution
  5. Apple dashboard widget vulnerability published
  6. Three Global Risks to Business in 2009
  7. Nokia offloads security business to Check Point
  8. Microsoft warns of critical bug in SQL Server
  9. With lawsuit settled, hackers now working with MBTA
  10. What can you afford NOT to do on IT security?
  11. Navy computer specialist sentenced for theft
  12. MS ACK's Vulnerability in SQL Server which Could Allow Remote Code Execution, (Tue, Dec 23rd)
  13. Five tech predictions for 2009
  14. Check Point to acquire Nokia?s security appliance business
  15. Malware Center: Zero-day Web malware blocks surpass yearly average
  16. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  17. Software executive sentenced for hacking
  18. With lawsuit settled, hackers now working with MBTA
  19. Microsoft explains how it missed critical IE bug
  20. Small laptops pose big threat
  21. Malware Center: New password-stealing application disguised as a Firefox plugin
  22. Malware Center: Malware week: Antivirus360 antivirus and Sinowal.VXR banker trojan
  23. Malware Center: Zero-day web malware blocks surpass yearly average
  24. Malware Center: The most dangerous malware of 2008 came from the Internet
  25. Malware Center: Free removal tool for Mac OS X DNSChanger trojan horse
  26. How to Protect Data during Financial Mergers and Acquisitions
  27. NSA patents a way to spot network snoops
  28. Case maker fans iPhone nano rumors
  29. EA to offer 'Spore' DRM-free
  30. As Intel ships 160GB SSD, pricing nags buyers
  31. Interview with Anti-CNN Founder Qi Hanting
  32. Chinese lawmakers consider tough penalties on hackers
  33. The 2008 Cybercrime Naughty List
  34. Researchers sound alarm about bug in free antivirus scanner
  35. One Hacker's Audacious Plan to Rule the Black Market
  36. Small laptops pose a big security threat
  37. Activists sue to ban voting touch screens
  38. Microsoft Cites Lack Of Training For Missing Critical IE Bug
  39. With Lawsuit Settled, Hackers Now Working With MBTA
  40. Microsoft confirms critical SQL Server vulnerability
  41. Speed camera 'pimping' attack highlights public identity weaknesses
  42. Security During Deployments, (Mon, Dec 22nd)
  43. The sweet lure of tomorrow
  44. Brief: Hash contest moves on to mass free-for-all
  45. Brief: Microsoft issues out-of-band patch
  46. Off the wire: 5 Best Linux/BSD firewall tools
  47. Off the wire: Learning course - Information Security Management
  48. Linux-Based virtual desktop from IBM and co.
  49. Security Outlook 2009
  50. Researchers sound alarm about bug in free antivirus scanner
  51. Small laptops pose big threat
  52. Obama Will Inherit A Real Mess On Real ID
  53. What can you afford NOT to do on IT security?
  54. 0.4% of spam in September 2008 was targeted
  55. Cybereye | A battle plan for cyberdefense
  56. Off the wire: Whitepaper - Security: the wireless revolution is here
  57. Off the wire: Practical tips for card fraud prevention
  58. Was the DASH diet one of the big 2008 fads?
  59. Virus Center: New password-stealing application disguised as a Firefox plugin
  60. "Please give me an ID card" says UK citizens
  61. Low power unmanaged switches from Allied Telesis
  62. Article: The Rise and Rise of Rogue Security Software
  63. IT operations, security pros at odds over virtualization risks
  64. Mozilla re-issues Firefox 2 update, includes missing patch
  65. Peter Cochrane's Blog: New password theory
  66. Obama goes offline January 20th 2009, stops using Blackberry
  67. iPhone3G yellowsn0w software unlock demo video released
  68. Fake Facebook college class groups uncovered
  69. Rumor has Android G2 in the works
  70. Future iPhones to wield OpenCL acceleration
  71. NIST Announces Round 1 Candidates For SHA-3 Competition
  72. Deja Vu All Over Again: Cables Cut in the Mediterranean
  73. PHP mbstring Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
  74. A laptop equivalent of a two-headed snake
  75. Makeover for Apple's Mighty Mouse?
  76. Nvidia bids to dislodge Intel as rivalry gets ugly
  77. Sony Muzzles PS3 Sex Fiends (SNE)
  78. Microsoft says Vista, IE7 defenses can overcome poor code
  79. Turkish hackers threaten to crack all Armenian websites
  80. Hackers Acting Faster, Study Concludes
  81. Last weeks lesson: IE only web sites are a very bad thing.
  82. Cisco’s Annual Security Report warns of sophisticated online attacks.
  83. WiMax: Not dead yet
  84. Keep your PC secure in 2009
  85. Spammers – Best wishes for 2009!
  86. Anonymity is a Problem and an American Tradition
  87. Mozilla re-issues Firefox 2 update, includes missing patch
  88. IT operations, security pros at odds over virtualization risks
  89. Proving Security ROI in Tough Economic Times , (Sun, Dec 21st)
  90. NSA patents a way to spot network snoops
  91. Watchdog group asks Google to create personal data "opt-out"
  92. Mozilla re-issues Firefox 2 update, includes missing patch
  93. State Department worker gets probation for passport snooping
  94. IT operations, security pros at odds over virtualization risks
  95. Hackers exploit IE bug with 'insidious' Word docs
  96. Hey, at least they are warning you!, (Fri, Dec 19th)
  97. A false sense of security
  98. websupport.acer.com.tw
  99. All the IE articles, all in one place, (Fri, Dec 19th)
  100. IE bug being exploited by Word Documents, (Fri, Dec 19th)
  101. Firefox 2.0.0.20 released, (Fri, Dec 19th)
  102. Undersea cables out -- Need some more confirmation please., (Fri, Dec 19th)
  103. Symantec Wins Court Battle Over Software Piracy
  104. Virus Center: Malware week: Antivirus360 antivirus and Sinowal.VXR banker trojan
  105. Juniper positioned among the leaders of SSL VPN Magic Quadrant
  106. Virus Center: Malware week: Antivirus360 antivirus and Sinowal.VXR banker trojan
  107. Microsoft releases Intelligent Application Gateway SP2
  108. Off the wire: Software security top 10 surprises
  109. Data center transformation a top priority in 2009 for CIOs
  110. Documenting requirements for RFID data center asset tracking standard
  111. That Windows 7 bootleg is a ticking time bomb
  112. Malware Miscellany, November 2008
  113. Your Computer is Under Investigation
  114. IT operations, security pros at odds over virtualization risks
  115. Hackers exploit IE bug with 'insidious' Word docs
  116. Symantec unveils Norton Internet Security for Mac 4.0
  117. Retail standards group to tackle virtualization security in '09
  118. Your Computer Is Under Investigation
  119. Balancing utility with responsibility on student laptops
  120. Microsoft Messenger update for Mac will add A/V support
  121. Apple offers advice on 10.5.6 upgrade problems
  122. BBC iPlayer now available on Mac
  123. Some testers expecting an early Windows 7 Beta 1 present
  124. Google Apps still trying to win over corporate users
  125. Linux Foundation names new CTO
  126. RIM Sees Earnings Rise Thanks To Bold, Storm
  127. Job posting reveals Zune-Xbox integration
  128. Some testers expecting an early Windows 7 Beta 1 present
  129. Canadian business man hit by Bulgarian hackers for 53K
  130. Off the wire: Review: iPhone security software - SplashKey
  131. LaCie Ethernet Disk: up to 6TB in a rack-mounted backup appliance
  132. Virus Center: Zero-day web malware blocks surpass yearly average
  133. Off the wire: Findings of the latest website security statistics report
  134. Firefox Security Flaws Patched
  135. Study: US took China's place for most malware
  136. Researchers spot the first spyware for iPhone
  137. NASA looks for places to display retired space shuttles
  138. The twelve (or so) hints of Christmas. , (Thu, Dec 18th)
  139. Collaboration, security top list of federal CIO concerns
  140. Brief: Microsoft issues out-of-band patch
  141. Brief: Apple wraps up 21 flaws for holidays
  142. Conference: ShmooCon 2009
  143. Off the wire: Whitepaper - Is virtualization a black hole in your security?
  144. Conference: 25th Chaos Communication Congress (25C3)
  145. A Managed Approach to Security
  146. Collaboration, security rank among chief federal CIO concerns
  147. Backup and recovery with DriveClone Version 6
  148. Symantec unveils Norton Internet Security 4.0 for Mac
  149. As phishing evolves, criminals switch to malware
  150. Top 10 tech embarrassments you'll want to avoid
  151. Oops! Mozilla forgets Firefox 2 patch, must re-issue update
  152. 2009 security predictions: Deja vu all over again
  153. Malware hunting
  154. DHS and cybersecurity: Yes, no, maybe so?
  155. With Web attacks increasing, Microsoft fixes IE bug
  156. Screenshots of the new Lavasoft Anti-Virus Helix in action
  157. Findings of the latest website security statistics report
  158. RSA Conference Awards for 2009 nominations form now online
  159. Emergency patch released for IE exploit
  160. iSpy an iPhone Spy
  161. Huawei denies 'ludicrous' espionage claims
  162. Exploit Shield - F-Secure's Solution to Zero-Day Exploits
  163. Firewalls failing to keep generation Facebook in check
  164. Firefox and Opera Patches
  165. Norton Returns: Malware and Anti-Malware on the Mac
  166. Update: Patch for Internet Explorer Security Hole
  167. Futronic launches FS25 USB2.0 fingerprint Mifare card reader/writer
  168. Catbird Compliance Enforcer
  169. Microsoft patches critical IE flaw
  170. Battlefield tech busts budget by £141m
  171. Update: Patch for Internet Explorer Security Hole
  172. How to build your own PS3 supercomputer
  173. Toshiba to show 512GB solid-state drive at CES
  174. Chinese hackers who broke into goverment machines arrested
  175. Realtek Releases Drivers for Hackintosh MSI Wind
  176. 10 things for non-coders to do with free software over Christmas
  177. Aussie net filtering scheme has serious security risks
  178. Mozillas security warning: upgrade to Firefox 3 today
  179. Top 10 online black market malware bargains
  180. Chinese spy fears on Australian broadband frontrunner
  181. Without Macworld, how will Apple create the buzz?
  182. Urgent security update for Microsoft Internet Explorer
  183. Problems with online auctions, badware, protecting personal data
  184. First iPhone spy software hits the market
  185. Crossbeam Systems certifies Sourcefire 3D System on its security platform
  186. Off the wire: Spam volumes beyond 95% in 2009?
  187. Virus Center: The most dangerous malware of 2008 came from the Internet
  188. Microsoft moves to patch IE exploit
  189. Thousands of legitimate sites SQL injected to serve IE exploit
  190. Microsoft's incredible IE patch turnaround
  191. Out-of-cycle IE7 patch is available
  192. Critical IE 7 fix is now available
  193. Out-of-cycle IE7 patch is available.
  194. Internet Explorer 960714 is released, (Wed, Dec 17th)
  195. Microsoft Releases Patch for Internet Explorer Zero-Day Vulnerability
  196. 5 ways to secure your Blackberry
  197. Firefox issues eight patches for Web browser
  198. Microsoft Issues Emergency Security Patch For IE
  199. Palo Alto sniffs out credit card, Social Security numbers
  200. Open-source software security vendor praises 25 projects
  201. Let the car do the thinking for you
  202. Opera 9.6.3 released with security fixes, (Wed, Dec 17th)
  203. Securing the open source LAMP stack with MetaFortress Open
  204. Virus Center: Free removal tool for Mac OS X DNSChanger trojan horse
  205. New HardCopy 3 for computer forensics hard-drive duplication
  206. F-Secure?s new Exploit Shield zero-day protection
  207. Verizon ranked among the most trusted companies for privacy
  208. Team CYMRU's Malware Hash Registry , (Wed, Dec 17th)
  209. Security on Social Networks Takes Efforts By All Sides
  210. MS issues patch for IE vulnerability
  211. Exploit Shield – F-Secure's Solution to Zero-Day Exploits
  212. Secunia PSI: ¡Habla español!
  213. News to know: Jobs and Apple; IE 8 patch due; Adobe; Windows 7 Beta 1
  214. Microsoft Issues Emergency Security Patch For IE
  215. Social networking malware: Protect yourself
  216. Palo Alto sniffs out credit card, Social Security numbers
  217. Open-source software security vendor praises 25 projects
  218. In IBM, HP and Apple we trust
  219. Investigation to turn inward on Ripa
  220. Extremely Dangerous Internet Explorer Security Hole - Beware!
  221. Firefox joins security patch day treadmill
  222. Google Sandboxing Tries To Make Browsing Safer
  223. Brief: Apple wraps up 21 flaws for holidays
  224. Brief: Microsoft to push out emergency patch
  225. Firefox 3.0.5 fixes several securty issues., (Wed, Dec 17th)
  226. Spam volumes beyond 95% in 2009?
  227. Securing Cyberspace for the 44th Presidency - changes in the U.S. federal market
  228. Network security management solution for virtual environments from Q1 Labs
  229. PGP encryption approved for use within UK Government
  230. 5 Best Linux/BSD Firewalls
  231. Scottish firm pays £120,000 over unlicensed software
  232. BlackBerry Coming to Korea
  233. Steve Jobs and Apple pulling out of MacWorld
  234. Microsoft releases its first-ever iPhone application
  235. iPhone 3G soft unlock coming Dec 31, 2008!
  236. Cisco says that 90 percent of email is spam
  237. Millions at risk of Xmas net virus
  238. Free Virtual Security Tool Released
  239. Microsoft sends out another IE8 build to testers
  240. Zero-Day IE Exploit To Get Out-of-Cycle Patch
  241. Fake gadgets put the 'Gotcha!' in giving
  242. Brief: Microsoft to push out emergency patch
  243. Brief: Google releases browser security handbook
  244. Security World: Spam volumes beyond 95% in 2009?
  245. Security World: Securing Cyberspace for the 44th Presidency - changes in the U.S. federal market
  246. Off the wire: Europe's elite banks collaborate to combat cybercrime
  247. XML data Island workaround may affect clients wth exchange 2003 outlook web access, (Tue, Dec 16th)
  248. Cisco's Annual Security report has been released., (Tue, Dec 16th)
  249. Emergency patch for Internet Explorer coming tomorrow
  250. Security World: Network security management solution for virtual environments from Q1 Labs