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  1. Researchers see Gumblar attacks surge again
  2. Understanding and implementing information security metrics
  3. Alaska Day and SEO Attacks
  4. Scientist who found water on moon arrested for espionage
  5. End-point security that can't be disabled by the end-user
  6. Alaska Day and SEO attacks
  7. WordPress Hardening, (Wed, Oct 21st)
  8. CIA-backed firm invests in social media monitoring
  9. Three steps to better browser security
  10. IT security teams cautious over cloud
  11. Sun to Cut 3,000 Jobs as Oracle Awaits Approval for Deal
  12. Using the internet makes people smarter, study finds
  13. Inside Apple's new multitouch Magic Mouse
  14. Police crime maps go live for UK
  15. Bridgette Chambers takes the helm of new SAP user group
  16. How to Lock Down Your Facebook Account
  17. iPhones and social networking add to IT security headaches
  18. Intel Mod Competition Open for Business
  19. Microsoft Releases T-Mobile Sidekick Recovery Tool
  20. Game devs speak out on Valve, Steam and conflict of interest
  21. AMD Releases 8 New Athlon II CPUs
  22. iPhone 3GS Jailbreak Not a Problem, Says Dev Team
  23. Hackers stole $77000 in an hour
  24. Researchers See Gumblar Attacks Surge Again
  25. ZebOS server designed to thwart BGP hijackers
  26. Top NASA scientist busted for leaking satellite intel
  27. Hackers steal Belgian credit card numbers
  28. Microsoft's roadkill on the journey to Windows 7
  29. Apple redesigns iMac, MacBook and reveals Magic Mouse
  30. Fort Meade inches closer to becoming cybersecurity HQ
  31. Oracle releases critical patch update - October 2009
  32. DHS Secretary Stresses Cyber-Security Requires Partnerships, User Awareness
  33. WASC 2008 Statistics, (Tue, Oct 20th)
  34. The dangers of exposing information on social networking sites
  35. Social media insight for the U.S. intelligence community
  36. Video: Overview of RSA Conference Europe 2009
  37. Epassports and anonymity - what I think
  38. Brief: ChoicePoint allows data breach, again
  39. Brief: Microsoft flaw sends Mozilla scrambling
  40. Top IT management trends - the next 5 years
  41. Brief: Microsoft flaw sends Mozilla scrambling
  42. Brief: Microsoft to give investigators free COFEE
  43. Fake 'Conficker.B Infection Alert' spam campaign drops scareware
  44. How social networking can hurt you
  45. The future of information security is now
  46. Survey: Encryption and key management
  47. CA launches Internet Security Suite Plus 2010
  48. Photos: RSA Conference Europe 2009 keynote sessions
  49. GAO report: NASA at 'high risk' of data breach
  50. Rogue security programs are 'ongoing threat'
  51. Photos: Windows 7 - getting inside security
  52. 7 guiding principles for redefining information security
  53. Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) - October 2009, (Tue, Oct 20th)
  54. Fake Facebook, Fake Video, Fake CAPTCHA
  55. RSA and Trend Micro team up to enhance the RSA FraudAction service
  56. Emulex and IBM deliver enterprise class key management with host-based encryption
  57. RSA Conference Europe 2009 opens its doors
  58. Emulex and IBM deliver enterprise class key management with host-based encryption
  59. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 20 - Ports 5060 & 5061 - SIP (VoIP), (Tue, Oct 20th)
  60. RSA and Trend Micro team up to enhance the RSA FraudAction service
  61. RSA Conference Europe 2009 opens its doors
  62. Multifunction security appliances against network, application and data threats
  63. Five Reasons Windows XP Has About a Year to Live
  64. Profile of an IT forensics professional
  65. Baited and duped on Facebook
  66. How hackers find your weak spots
  67. ChoicePoint to pay fine for second data breach
  68. Scams & shams: The trouble with social networks
  69. Public cloud vs. internal social networks
  70. Hijacked Web sites attack visitors
  71. Mozilla unblocks one sneaky Microsoft add-in
  72. BT's Web 2.0 security strategy
  73. Fake Facebook, Fake Video, Fake CAPTCHA
  74. Top 10 IT management trends for the next five years
  75. Finjan's cloud and hybrid Web security solutions
  76. IT spending to rebound
  77. How to Be Proactive About Reputation Management
  78. Mozilla's Mystery App Coming Soon
  79. Opinion: The 7 deadly sins of Windows 7
  80. Apple reports US$1.67 billion quarterly profit on record sales
  81. Open source Web server scanner Nikto 2.1.0 released
  82. Vulnerabilities found in several PDF applications
  83. Five Technologies That Could Change Everything
  84. Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard sales double previous records
  85. Charges swirl around insider trading on Intel, AMD deals
  86. Hulu comes to Linux
  87. 8 Tips for the Beginning PC Builder
  88. Microsoft issues first Windows 7 patches
  89. Secure telework without a VPN
  90. Time for public debate on cyber warfare policies
  91. Watch out for Google Wave scams
  92. Forensic mobile phone work reveals threat to all of us
  93. Payroll processor PayChoice hacked twice in weeks
  94. Baited and duped on Facebook
  95. Volunteering Computers for Science
  96. McKinnon Extradition Delayed as U.K. Officials Consider Evidence
  97. Anti-phishing coalition deploys real-time education program
  98. Fake 'Conflicker.B Infection Alert' spam campaign drops scareware
  99. Eliminate admin rights enterprise-wide on Windows 7
  100. Web application security statistics for 2008
  101. How to Align VPN Planning to Enterprise Security, Mobility Requirements
  102. Cloud-based email archiving with policy-based encryption
  103. 'Evil Maid' USB stick attack keylogs TrueCrypt passphrases
  104. Mozilla Re-enables Microsoft Add-on for Firefox
  105. LABS GALLERY: Dell R710 PowerEdge Has Virtualization Squarely in its Sights
  106. Scam Email, (Mon, Oct 19th)
  107. Microsoft: Human error caused critical SMB2 vulnerability
  108. Symantec: Rogue Security Software is Big Business for Crooks
  109. CIA Building Secure Cloud-based System
  110. Microsoft issues first Windows 7 patches
  111. Mozilla unblocks Microsoft add-on for Firefox
  112. Symantec calls 'SpywareGuard' and 'AntiVirus' top scareware threats
  113. A Guide to Windows 7 Security
  114. Scareware earns cybercriminals Ł850,000 a year
  115. GAO Finds NASA Networks Vulnerable to Attack
  116. Application security statistics for 2008
  117. New book: "Programming the iPhone User Experience"
  118. Symantec Reveals Rogue Antivirus Pulling Massive Profits
  119. Microsoft's Firefox add-ons blocked
  120. Commonwealth fined $100k for not mandating antivirus software
  121. ID cards: 10,000 Brits want to sign up
  122. Mozilla blocks (then unblocks) dangerous MS .NET Firefox add-on
  123. Microsoft breaks Firefox
  124. Photos: Under the hood changes for AVG Free 9
  125. Review: Beautiful Security: Leading Security Experts Explain How They Think
  126. Schwarzenegger vetoes update to breach disclosure law
  127. BlackBerry the choice of organized crime
  128. OpenBSD 4.6 released
  129. Revealed: The anatomy of an internet scam
  130. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 19 - ICMP, (Mon, Oct 19th)
  131. Mozilla blocks Microsoft's sneaky Firefox plug-in
  132. Mozilla blocks Microsoft's sneaky Firefox plug-in
  133. Firefox Blocks MS Add-on to Tighten Security
  134. Open source Web server scanner Nikto 2.1.0 released
  135. Firefox Blocks MS Add-on to Tighten Security
  136. Face The Truth: IM Spam
  137. Cain & Abel 4.9.34 released
  138. A Guide to Windows 7 Security
  139. Hiring budgets begin to thaw
  140. Is it time to look for the next big thing in social networking?
  141. Apple soon to activate a hidden FM radio in iPhone and iPod Touch?
  142. Microsoft's free AV got 1.5 million downloads in first week
  143. Hadron Collider 'being sabotaged by God from the future'
  144. What makes Microsoft's SharePoint tick?
  145. Majority of Corporate PCs are Ready for Windows 7
  146. Mono and Samba: smell the difference, says Allison
  147. Hacker Dojo in Mountain View sparks ideas and tinkering
  148. Website of Dutch takeaway meals firm Just Eat hacked
  149. What's the most popular computer password?
  150. phpMyAdmin Plugs SQL Injection, XSS Flaws
  151. NASA Told To Plug IT Security Holes
  152. Why Microsoft Will Lose the Mobile OS Wars
  153. How to safeguard privacy on Facebook
  154. United Kingdom hit with record number of tax refund scams
  155. At hacker’s mercy: Man penniless in UK
  156. Cyber crimes are costing companies fortunes
  157. The worlds first computer doc has a security prescription
  158. Women's medical records hacked
  159. IAS officer falls victim to hackers
  160. Mozilla blocks Microsoft's sneaky Firefox plug-in
  161. N.Korean Hackers Infiltrated S.Korean Military Networks
  162. REVIEW: Dell R710 PowerEdge Raises Server Bar
  163. Backed up, lately ?, (Mon, Oct 19th)
  164. Computer Security Awareness Month - Day 18 - Telnet an oldie but a goodie, (Sun, Oct 18th)
  165. Twitter is down! API and website are unavailable., (Sun, Oct 18th)
  166. Mozilla Blocks Microsoft Firefox Add-ons for Security
  167. Mozilla blocks Microsoft's buggy Firefox plugin
  168. Windows 7 Migration: Four Planning Tips
  169. Unusual traffic from Loopback to Bogon Address, (Sat, Oct 17th)
  170. Week in security: NASA fails, Microsoft sneaks, Zeus phishing, cyber security fiction?
  171. Ex-Ford engineer charged with trade secret theft
  172. Microsoft's free AV got 1.5 million downloads in first week
  173. PayChoice breached for the second time this month
  174. Microsoft, Sidekick, and other high-tech disasters
  175. Obama calls on Americans to help with cybersecurity
  176. 38 Oracle security patches coming next week
  177. Of snow, rocks, a book, and another partisan attack on IBM
  178. Firefox Blocks MS Add-on to Tighten Security
  179. Mozilla disables Microsoft plug-ins?, (Sat, Oct 17th)
  180. Net neutrality - is it a good idea?
  181. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 17 - Port 22/SSH, (Thu, Oct 15th)
  182. Disable MS09-054 patch, or Firefox Plugin?, (Fri, Oct 16th)
  183. Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers, (Fri, Oct 16th)
  184. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 16 - Port 1521 - Oracle TNS Listener, (Fri, Oct 16th)
  185. China clamps down on Tor
  186. Podcast: Inside the OWA attacks, Patch Tuesday wrap-up
  187. Gumblar Botnet Resurfaces to Target Windows Users, ScanSafe Says
  188. VMWare updates ESX , (Fri, Oct 16th)
  189. Oracle to fix 38 database, product vulnerabilities
  190. Microsoft exposes Firefox users to drive-by malware downloads
  191. Sneaky Microsoft plug-in puts Firefox users at risk
  192. Fake antivirus attacks PCs with ransom demand
  193. Hacked Facebook apps lead to fake antivirus software
  194. phpMyAdmin Plugs SQL Injection, XSS Flaws
  195. New book on insider bank fraud
  196. Video: Social engineering for penetration testers
  197. What's w03.v762.net?
  198. Google Wave security features
  199. Congratulations Mozilla
  200. Congratulations Mozilla
  201. Q&A: Mac OS X security and forensics
  202. Oracle to release massive critical patch update
  203. GFI launches beta of WebMonitor 2009
  204. EU cyber security agency ENISA gets new Executive Director
  205. NSA co-hosting the 5th Annual IT Security Automation Conference
  206. Tax-refund phishing scams hit an all-time high
  207. Online libel case stirs up free speech debate
  208. Global State of Information Security Survey Methodology
  209. Mozilla will let rival browsers run Firefox security tool
  210. Why Security Matters Now
  211. Microsoft Sidekick Debacle & the Cloud: Lessons Learned
  212. Storage pros worry about putting data in the cloud
  213. OWA Phish - a new vector (2)
  214. Access and smart DRM will make Google Editions a key player in Ed
  215. 44 companies tell US FCC to dump net neutrality
  216. Fugitive hacker headed back to U.S. for arraignment
  217. Lost USB Device Forces Virginia Into Damage Control, Again
  218. Is cloud storage ready for the enterprise?
  219. Missing dot drops Sweden off the Internet
  220. Mac sales 'defy all logic,' says analyst
  221. Deep packet inspection engine goes open source
  222. IT expert forged railway tickets
  223. Trojan Ruins Monopoly’s Online Gaming Experience
  224. Apple fixes Snow Leopard hard drive error
  225. Google to offer webmasters samples of malware code
  226. Hackers Hijack Some Facebook Apps
  227. NASA network security torched
  228. McDonald’s falls victim to WA skimming epidemic
  229. Pentagon Officials Stress Cybersecurity
  230. Twitter launches Lists: categorize the people you follow
  231. Brief: Microsoft to give investigators free COFEE
  232. Brief: Adobe to patch exploited Acrobat flaw
  233. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 15 - Ports 995, 465, and 993 - Secure Email, (Thu, Oct 15th)
  234. New specification to support direct Wi-Fi connections between devices
  235. LABS GALLERY: Crossbeam X80 Security Switch Is Versatile, Scalable
  236. Photos: Storage Expo 2009, part 2
  237. Message archiving solution with unlimited storage
  238. OWA Phish - a new vector (2)
  239. OWA Phish - a new vector
  240. How data security can vaporize in the cloud
  241. L.A. critics of Google cloud services need a little perspective
  242. Five Problems Keeping Legacy Apps Out of the Cloud
  243. U.S. Dept. of Education ties desktop encryption to employee ID cards
  244. Microsoft Talks Federal Government Cloud Computing Security
  245. Turn any USB flash drive into a secure data vault
  246. New Zealand hit with record number of tax refund scams
  247. Video: Origin Storage Data Locker
  248. NSA to host Security Automation Conference
  249. Report: Microsoft prepping now for next beta of Security Essentials
  250. Yet another round of Viral Spam, (Thu, Oct 15th)