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  1. MILF restores defaced Web site
  2. Palin hacker denies felony charge, and being a "hacker"
  3. A Sneaky Security Problem, Ignored by the Bad Guys (for now)
  4. Employee Data More Vulnerable Than Constituent Data
  5. Hackers find way to exploit media streams
  6. Indian armyman faces action for carrying secret files in laptop
  7. iUnlock-iPhone.com releases latest iPhone 3G unlock scam
  8. Hackers attack Bebo, start creating fake accounts
  9. Technical security at LAX deemed insufficient
  10. State laptops: Still being lost, still vulnerable
  11. Hackers break into International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  12. Rootkits ripping through vulnerable IT systems says new report
  13. As economy melts down, Internet scammers ramp up
  14. Google patches Chrome file-stealing bug
  15. Apple plays catch-up, adds anti-fraud safeguard to Safari
  16. President-elect 'to give up his BlackBerry'
  17. CEO says Adobe is strong despite recession
  18. Endeavour docks with space station
  19. Security World: 5 essential steps for improving virtualization security
  20. Security World: Biometrics penetrating consumer markets
  21. Off the wire: OpenLDAP security
  22. Off the wire: Whitepaper - The latest advancements in SSL technology
  23. A sneaky security problem, ignored by the bad guys
  24. Detection of Trojan control channels, (Sun, Nov 16th)
  25. A sneaky security problem, ignored by the bad guys
  26. Google patches Chrome file-stealing bug
  27. Apple plays catch-up, adds anti-fraud safeguard to Safari
  28. A sneaky security problem, ignored by the bad guys
  29. Once again, worrisome financial news prevails
  30. Lenovo Introduces Protection and Data Recovery Services
  31. Standards Come To Anti-Malware Testing
  32. After McColo, spam way down - temporarily
  33. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Cyber-Crime Edition
  34. Set a Smartphone Password
  35. ITU launches Child Online Protection initiative
  36. NIST guidance on more secure crypto key generation
  37. Lessons from Twitterank launch
  38. More updated tools, (Fri, Nov 14th)
  39. Oliver Day: Microsoft's Stance on Piracy Affects Us All
  40. Oliver Day: Microsoft Stance on Piracy Affects Us All
  41. Chris Wysopal: Clicking to the Past
  42. ISS X-Force vs. Trend Micro
  43. ICANN Puts EstDomains Registrar Back on Chopping Block
  44. Tracking the Crackers - A Look at Software Piracy
  45. Targeted E-Mail Attacks: The Bull's-Eye Is on You
  46. Use Encryption to Safeguard Your Data
  47. Hosting firm shutdown forces botnets to relocate
  48. CA to buy ID management vendor Eurekify
  49. 7 Lessons That SMBs Can Learn from Big IT
  50. ITU launches Child Online Protection initiative
  51. Mozilla fixes 11 new flaws in Firefox, six critical
  52. Worm Risk Spurs Critical Microsoft Patch
  53. Termination of EstDomains, 24 November 2008
  54. Safari 3.2 secures against phishing attacks
  55. Security World: Test for targeted VoIP eavesdropping with UCSniff
  56. Security World: Visa sets global PCI DSS deadlines
  57. Off the wire: Shoulder surfing a malicious PDF author
  58. Security World: Ultra compact, low profile networking modules from Rabbit
  59. Apple fixes 12 Safari security flaws
  60. Brief: McColo takedown nets massive drop in spam
  61. Brief: Firm offers $1 million bounty for blackmailers
  62. EAC gets mixed review for FISMA compliance
  63. New digital signature standard draft open for comment
  64. Web Trail
  65. Termination of EstDomains, 24 November 2008
  66. Brief: Firm offers $1 million bounty for blackmailers
  67. Brief: Patch Tuesday a fairly minor one for Microsoft
  68. CA unveils FDCC Scanner
  69. Some recently updated tools, (Thu, Nov 13th)
  70. McColo Mole Wacked
  71. Security World: Mobility with centralized monitoring and auditing in StoneGate SSL VPN 1.2
  72. Google Chrome vulnerable to data theft flaw
  73. Host suspected of serving spam, child porn cut off from Net
  74. Google fatal flaw revealed
  75. Security Via the Cloud
  76. CA to Buy Role-Based Identity Management Vendor Eurekify
  77. Web Security Vendors Marshal and 8e6 Technologies Tie the Knot
  78. Software EV SSL: The next weapon against malware?
  79. Equifax Over 18 I-Card proves you're old enough
  80. Express Scripts offers $1 million award to nab extortionist in data breach case
  81. Spam plummets after hosting service shuttered
  82. Mobile Malware: What Happens Next?
  83. Steve Hunt on the Physical Security Industry
  84. How IT Helped Catch the Jewelry Thief
  85. IBM's ISS blasts security rival Trend Micro over bugs
  86. University of Florida discloses patient-record data breach
  87. Off the wire: Top 5 industries most at risk of web-based malware
  88. Twitterank Creator Speaks
  89. Security World: 3M ToughShield sleeves protect against information theft
  90. Off the wire: Access remote network services with SSH tools
  91. New Firefoxen and Seamonkey out, (Thu, Nov 13th)
  92. Firefox security makeover: 11 vulnerabilities, 4 critical
  93. iPhone Firmware 2.2 coming November 21
  94. Outsourcing/Offshoring: An IT Security Expert's View
  95. Russian link in $4500 online theft
  96. Google Declines Below $300 for First Time Since 2005
  97. Notorious Spam-Linked Web Hosting Service Goes Offline
  98. U.S. Fed, Treasury set anti-online gambling rule
  99. Yahoo's Jerry Yang warns on ad downturn
  100. Chrome now works on Linux, crudely
  101. Second Life to pay virtual genius $10,000
  102. No Deep Cuts for IT Spending Seen in 2009
  103. Intel issues fourth-quarter warning
  104. Apple may launch most aggressive Black Friday sale yet
  105. Google takes on Skype
  106. Online Stores Begin to Sell Intel Core i7 Microprocessors
  107. Microsoft security patch was seven years in the making
  108. Blizzard Boots 350k Battle.Net Accounts
  109. Kaspersky warns of hackers committing large attacks
  110. Saving the Dell: using RFID to improve laptop security
  111. Huawei: Data security is complex
  112. Valve Tried to Trick Half Life 2 Hacker Into Fake Job Interview
  113. Microsoft patches critical flaws in Internet Explorer
  114. ISS blasts security rival Trend Micro over bugs
  115. University Of Florida Records Hacked
  116. Suicide evidence 'ruled out' of Lori Drew MySpace trial
  117. New nano coating boosts solar efficiency
  118. $10k hacking contest announced
  119. Security World: Top 5 industries most at risk of web-based malware
  120. Security World: WildPackets launches NetFlow Analyzer for OmniPeek
  121. Spam rates massively down on shutdown of rogue ISP
  122. Brief: Patch Tuesday a fairly minor one for Microsoft
  123. Brief: Anti-malware testing group release standards
  124. Google fixes critical XSS vulnerability
  125. Spam rates massively down on shutdown of rogue ISP
  126. Thoughts on Security Intelligence (McColo Corp alleged spam/malware host knocked offline), (Wed, Nov 12th)
  127. Veins: The next biometric identifier
  128. Notorious Web Hosting Service Linked to Spam Campaigns Goes Offline
  129. There is good news tonight at Black Duck
  130. Marshal, 8e6 Technologies merge to form Marshal8e6
  131. ISP cut off from Internet after security concerns
  132. Most data security risks internal, Cisco study finds
  133. Days numbered for standalone NAC, anti-data leakage firms?
  134. Blue Coat plugs into Packeteer appliance
  135. When insiders attack: How recessions make good people do bad things
  136. Yoggie shows first open source portable firewall
  137. Software-based NAC security useful despite drawbacks
  138. Microsoft patch closes 7-year-old OS hole, expert says
  139. IT admin used inside knowledge to hack and steal
  140. Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?
  141. Seagate, McAfee, Dell Hook Up for Self-encrypting Notebooks
  142. VMware Takes Virtualization Discussions into Realm of PCI Compliance
  143. Prisons hanging on the mobile phone jamming tech
  144. Patches for Windows exploits
  145. The patch paradox
  146. We're on Security Focus
  147. Security World: The $10,000 hacking contest
  148. Net bombarded by heaviest ever attacks this year
  149. Net bombarded by heaviest ever attacks this year
  150. Legal Eye: Privacy perils of social networking
  151. CIO Sessions: Netflix Chief Product Officer: Neil Hunt
  152. Microsoft security patch was seven years in the making
  153. IT admin used inside knowledge to hack and steal
  154. Experian South Africa launches fraud prevention tool
  155. Flawed AVG antivirus update cripples Windows XP PCs
  156. Microsoft fixes critical Web bugs with security updates
  157. Spring Web Flow 2: A boon to JSF developers
  158. Security, virtualization lead 2009 tech plans
  159. Free tool collects logs, manages security and compliance
  160. Off the wire: Users continue risky Internet behavior after a security breach
  161. Security World: Users continue risky Internet behavior after a security breach
  162. Off the wire: Whitepaper - How to attain PCI compliance
  163. Researchers Hack Storm Botnet for Economics Study
  164. Security World: Endpoint Protector 2008 expands its reach in the Linux world
  165. Can We Secure Government Networks? Yes We Can, Theoretically
  166. Buffer overflow found in smcFanControl 2.1.2 for OSX
  167. No Prison Time for Romanian NASA and U.S Navy Hacker
  168. After banning YouTube, military launches TroopTube
  169. Vodafone warns on £1bn sales fall
  170. Six Apart lays off 8 percent of workforce
  171. Details of WPA hack revealed
  172. Virus Center: Malicious worm attacks social networks
  173. Apple mulling carbon-fiber parts for MacBook Air?
  174. USB 3.0 specs announced
  175. Windows security update contains few, but vital, patches
  176. Parallels 4 is released
  177. High traffic brings down website with dead Bali bomber's photo
  178. British biometric ID card system vulnerable to cloning
  179. Storm Viagra spam generates £1.6m a year
  180. Google Android has a reboot problem
  181. BBC hit by a DDoS attack
  182. Microsoft Banning Modded Xbox 360's Again
  183. Visa Tests Credit Card With Random Number Generator
  184. Tiny hardware firewall opened to Linux hackers
  185. Internet faces increased threat from hackers
  186. Apple’s online store now open in Malaysia
  187. Security World: TrustedID introduces the first consumer-facing predictive identity rating
  188. Security World: Free log and compliance management virtual appliance from Q1 Labs
  189. Microsoft Fixes Old Along With the New in Latest Patch Tuesday
  190. Off the wire: Critical infrastructure is not prepared for cyber attacks
  191. Security World: Webroot Web Security SaaS to protect from Web-borne malware
  192. MS Patch Tuesday: Critical Windows, Office flaws fixed
  193. BBC hit by a DDoS attack
  194. Brief: Benefits firm reveals breach after extortion threat
  195. Brief: Anti-malware testing group release standards
  196. Netflix Chief Product Officer: Neil Hunt
  197. Profitability of spam finally measured
  198. Antimalware group sets product testing guidelines
  199. Security, virtualization lead 2009 tech plans
  200. Free tool collects logs, manages security and compliance
  201. Laid off sysadmin arrested for threatening company's servers
  202. Former inmate arrested for breaking into prison's IT systems
  203. Study: Critical infrastructure often under cyberattack
  204. Whit Diffie on Encryption and PKI
  205. Career Watch: NYU focuses on IT leaders
  206. Deleted History
  207. AVG and Rising signatures update detects Windows files as malware
  208. Phishing for Google adwords, (Tue, Nov 11th)
  209. Antivirus Professional 2008
  210. Stupid Rogue Trick
  211. Acrobat continued activity in the wild, (Tue, Nov 11th)
  212. Anti-Malware Testing Guidelines Important First Step
  213. Article: Trust No One
  214. Security World: Yoggie opens up its miniature hardware firewall
  215. Encryption Goes Mainstream
  216. Security World: Critical infrastructure is not prepared for cyber attacks
  217. Distributed DoS attacks surging in scale, ISPs report
  218. Study: critical infrastructure often under cyberattack
  219. Facebook hit by Nigerian 419 scam
  220. How to Use Network Behavior Analysis Tools
  221. Security Predictions: What Happens Next?
  222. Nigerian gov't rated low on curbing cybercrime
  223. Seagate intros 500 GB self-encrypting laptop drives
  224. New-look Hotmail sparks complaints
  225. First phase of Malaysia’s i-City complete
  226. Korea Pioneers Longer-Lasting Lithium Batteries
  227. Phoenix lander project shuts down after lack of solar power ends its life on Mars
  228. Nortel to slash more jobs after US$3.4bn loss
  229. Yahoo updates BrowserPlus technology
  230. Behold, a new Samsung phone
  231. Ubuntu from Your Flash Drive - Easier than Ever Before
  232. Apple trimming notebook orders; plans fixes for new models
  233. Microsoft Reveals Vista SP1 Driver Installation Failure Rates
  234. Buy, Sell or Hold: Apple Inc.
  235. FBI probes threat to expose patient records
  236. Hackers Target China, Microsoft Says
  237. Business Bloggers Leave Blogs Open To Hackers
  238. Nearly 4,000 new viruses recorded in October
  239. Kalima website hacked; Index award winner attacked again
  240. Computer analyst accused of threatening firm that laid him off
  241. iPhone to add wireless modem feature
  242. One in four public DNS servers insecure
  243. A worm in your inbox: 25 years of the computer virus
  244. Ants and iPhones may help in reducing traffic jams
  245. VMware Eyes Smartphones as Next Virtualization Bonanza
  246. Debian ported to G1
  247. The hottest IT skills survive a cool economy
  248. Visa sets PCI compliance deadlines for rest of world
  249. Expectations high for cybersecurity under Obama
  250. Open source revolution