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  1. PandaLabs: Cybercrime Surge Related to Stock Market Declines
  2. McAfee, HP, Intel, VMware Team
  3. CIS Announces Oracle Benchmarks
  4. Survey: Messaging Security Lacking
  5. Security World: Preventing cross-channel fraud linked to stolen and synthetic identities
  6. Google patches Chrome 'carpet bomb' bug
  7. Security breaches: 3 tools for preventing data loss
  8. Breach cripples Ohio Secretary of State's site
  9. US gov't increasing efforts to fight ID theft, report says
  10. Five ways to bulk up your network for telecommuters
  11. Optical encryption called capable of 100G bps
  12. Altor Networks security for virtual environments
  13. Hey, Dad...Can I have Linux back?
  14. Off the wire: A robot network seeks to enlist your computer
  15. Oracle has hiccup in BEA developer site transfer
  16. Half of businesses unaware if staff are running virtual desktops
  17. Employees warm up to fixed-mobile convergence
  18. Microsoft sued over Xbox 360 'red ring of death'
  19. Building a $220m data centre
  20. One out of 10 Yahoos is a dead man walking
  21. Apple iPhone 3G sales surpass RIM's Blackberry
  22. Pirates scoff at Microsoft's anti-piracy day
  23. Boxee adds support for Hulu, CBS video
  24. Study: Malware risks are growing exponentially
  25. Mysterious 'dead water' effect caught on film
  26. Miley Cyrus Hacker Raided by FBI
  27. Two arrested for hacking Sarkozy's bank account
  28. The Unofficial 5-Step Guide to Keeping Up With Linux
  29. Google patches Chrome 'carpet bomb' bug
  30. Google Alerts Webmasters About WordPress Security
  31. Phishing attack target Barclays PINsentry punters
  32. Senate candidate Nick Carter's website hacked for Viagra
  33. Corporates failing on email security
  34. Can CFOs Help Prevent Cyber Attacks?
  35. US DOJ won't challenge RFID licensing plan
  36. Security World: Information reporting and global payments framework
  37. Day 21: Removing Bots, Keyloggers, and Spyware, (Tue, Oct 21st)
  38. Trusteer Stops SilentBanker
  39. Novell, Sun, Oracle crank out identity management wares
  40. Google Alerts Webmasters About WordPress Security
  41. Better laptop security by Alcatel-Lucent
  42. Chris Wysopal: Clicking to the Past
  43. News from the road - Dubai
  44. Mark Rasch: The Vice of Vice Presidential E-Mail
  45. Security surge
  46. A team effort against ID theft
  47. News from the road - Dubai
  48. McAfee's anti-cybercrime initiative
  49. Google Can't Search Their Own Documents
  50. McAfee Launches Cybercrime Initiative
  51. Brief: Ohio searches for state-site attacker
  52. Brief: Researchers find keyboards to be tattletales
  53. RAND study calls for Health ID numbers
  54. Vint Cerf: Big changes ahead for the Internet
  55. Where the presidential candidates stand on tech issues
  56. Danger lurks behind social networking
  57. Zombie PCs: 'Time to infection is less than five minutes'
  58. Novell, Sun, Oracle crank out identity and access wares
  59. Big changes ahead for the Internet, says Vint Cerf
  60. Optical encryption called capable of 100G bps
  61. Election deception: The Web's 12 dirtiest tricks
  62. Groups: Cybersecurity needs to move beyond an IT issue
  63. Financial Phishing Increases 103% in a Month
  64. Microsoft Anti-Piracy Initiative Goes After U.S. Software Resellers
  65. Off the wire: Perspectives extension improves HTTPS security
  66. Altor Launches Virtual Firewall
  67. IronPort/Cisco Takes Web Security to SMBs
  68. McAfee Unifies NAC
  69. Thales Completes nCipher Acquisition
  70. Self-Help Website Lookup for Parents
  71. NetLogic, Endeavor Team on 10-Gig IPS
  72. Wireshark 1.0.4 released, (Tue, Oct 21st)
  73. Security World: Mobile security solution for 3G GSM/HSPA networks
  74. Security World: PGP Managed Service Provider Network
  75. Security for virtual environments from the Catbird Seat
  76. Optical encryption called capable of 100G bps
  77. McAfee bolsters network access security
  78. Where the US presidential candidates stand on tech issues
  79. Alcatel-Lucent announces always-on protection for laptops
  80. Report: Two new IRS systems have major security weaknesses
  81. Security World: Most organizations lack adequate protection against spam and data leakage
  82. Microsoft Launches Global Effort to Fight Software Piracy
  83. Security World: Secure transient endpoints with Group Policy
  84. Article: Building C-Level Confidence with a Security Blueprint
  85. Alcatel-Lucent and McAfee tout wireless laptop encryption
  86. What IT pros like best about next-generation technology
  87. Study: Women office-workers prefer computers to men
  88. Plan to monitor every text, phone call and internet visit in UK
  89. Job seekers warned over CV theft
  90. Ebay to ban sales of ivory products in January
  91. Build It. Share It. Profit. Can Open Source Hardware Work?
  92. Inside an affiliate spam program for pharmaceuticals
  93. New iMacs Coming?
  94. Learn to Profit from Piracy
  95. Headaches Continue at Gmail, New Outages Reported
  96. Revamped lead-acid battery could slash cost of hybrids
  97. Your privacy is an illusion: UK attacks civil liberties
  98. Experts: Georgian cyberattacks suggest Russian involvement
  99. 5 Reasons to Own a PSP in 2009
  100. Biometrics alone is not enough to prevent fraud
  101. OpenOffice.org 3 Times as Good?
  102. Kaspersky: Mac, Linux, BSD open for attack
  103. Hackers Release Custom Firmware 5.0 for PSP
  104. 2,400 accessed infected oil agency Web site
  105. Keyboard eavesdropping by electromagnetic emanations
  106. Hackers renew airline-ticket scam spam
  107. Google Webmaster Tools warning about hackable sites, (Mon, Oct 20th)
  108. Fraudulent ATM Reactivation Phone Calls., (Mon, Oct 20th)
  109. Brief: Researchers find keyboards to be tattletales
  110. Brief: Adobe shutters Clickjacking flaw
  111. PGP Intros Managed Service Provider Network
  112. McAfee bolsters network access security
  113. Researchers log keystrokes from afar with an antenna
  114. French President Sarkozy’s bank account hacked
  115. Off the wire: Video: Compromising electromagnetic emanations of wired keyboards
  116. ActivIdentity Announces New Market Focus
  117. ForceField brings virtualization to the masses
  118. Data breaches at state, local agencies expose data about millions
  119. Hacking on Channel Five's The Gadget Show
  120. Security World: Video: Compromising electromagnetic emanations of wired keyboards
  121. Groups: Cybersecurity needs to move beyond an IT issue
  122. With an antenna, researchers log keystrokes from afar
  123. Alcatel-Lucent announces always-on protection for laptops
  124. Veterans' benefits applications slated for VA shredder
  125. Whitelisting Getting Ready For The Big Leagues
  126. Sun, Oracle and Novell Take Aim at Identity and Access Management
  127. NIST guides for securing Windows XP
  128. Courion Launches Password Mgt. Jump Start
  129. Treasury IG cites security flaws in IRS systems
  130. Anonymous member pleas guilty in Scientology attack
  131. Report: NJ voting machines easily hacked
  132. Google readying fix for Chrome file download flaw
  133. Off the wire: Is OpenID too open?
  134. Off the wire: Whitepaper - Google vs the world: battle of the message security vendors
  135. Strength in fewer numbers
  136. DOD's standards bearer
  137. The other side of the desktop
  138. Cybereye | A crypto can of worms
  139. Shady Internet registrars could get the boot
  140. Security World: The third generation of NAC
  141. Security World: Real-time virtualization on Symbian OS
  142. Off the wire: Passports will be needed to buy mobile phones in the UK
  143. Off the wire: Newark Airport screener accused of stealing electronics from luggage
  144. McAfee bolsters network access security
  145. How DNS cache poisoning works
  146. Report: Two new IRS systems have major security weaknesses
  147. Is what I sent really spam?
  148. Virtualisation: At risk from attack
  149. Indian IT worker arrested for email threats to president
  150. Sony in Blu-ray push for Xmas
  151. Ex-Woolies CIO faces more charges
  152. Rush to fill gaps in website revenues
  153. SolarWinds manages VMware servers for free
  154. PS3 sales tumble in Japan
  155. Toshiba Wants to Acquire Manufacturing Capacities from SanDisk
  156. NZ's First 1000MB Fibre to Home for Development
  157. IT industry asked to reboot Britain's economy
  158. Will knowing your genes change your behaviour?
  159. InternetNZ studies potential DNS attack cure
  160. MPs’ cell-phones not tapped: Zain
  161. Sarkozy victimized by hackers
  162. Al-Qaida denies Web attack, but its sites struggle
  163. Hackers Hijack Trucking Companies For Fun and Profit
  164. Can quantum computing be used to tackle payment card fraud?
  165. Security will suffer in the financial crisis
  166. Cyberwar on al-Quaeda, Sunni and Shiite sites
  167. Day 20 - Eradicating a Rootkit, (Mon, Oct 20th)
  168. Day 19 - Eradication: Forensic Analysis Tools - What Happened?, (Sun, Oct 19th)
  169. Veterans' benefits applications slated for VA shredder
  170. Intego warns against MacGuard malware
  171. Report: Two new IRS systems have major security weaknesses
  172. Veterans' benefits applications slated for VA shredder
  173. McAfee CEO looks to security in virtual environments
  174. Intego warns against MacGuard malware
  175. Cleanup in aisle 5: A grocery store loss-prevention quiz
  176. McAfee CEO looks to security in virtual environments
  177. Up next: Cellular botnets, cyber militias
  178. Veterans' benefits applications slated for VA shredder
  179. McAfee CEO looks to security in virtual environments
  180. Man charged in Scientology Web attack
  181. Google miffs admins, IT boosts Street
  182. Intego warns against MacGuard malware
  183. Experts: Georgian cyberattacks suggest Russian involvement
  184. EFF, ACLU slam carrier immunity law
  185. Updates to SysInternals tools!, (Sat, Oct 18th)
  186. Four Tactics for Surviving IT Doom and Gloom
  187. EFF takes another shot at immunity law
  188. Women in IT Delay Family, Still Miss Top Jobs
  189. IRS slammed over lax security
  190. Teenage hacker charged for DDOS attack on Scientology
  191. Steve Jobs says farewell, my lovely FireWire
  192. Zillow.com cuts staff by 25 percent
  193. Vuze gets another makeover
  194. VCs backing off of open source
  195. Apple's Snow Leopard to sport Cocoa Finder and ImageBoot
  196. NASA has trouble rebooting Hubble
  197. Top 10: Google miffs admins, IT jobs, Apple notebooks
  198. Internet-scale 'man in the middle' attack disclosed
  199. Man jailed for life for hacking wife to death over facebook relationship status
  200. Cisco rolls out security awareness programme
  201. Google to notify webmasters of vulnerable software
  202. Officials worry about safety of financial data
  203. Adobe Sites Hit by Malware
  204. Day 18 - Containing Other Incidents, (Fri, Oct 17th)
  205. Brief: Adobe shutters Clickjacking flaw
  206. Brief: Insiders dodge security for productivity, RSA says
  207. Survey: Mid-Sized Companies Had More Hacks
  208. Day 17 - Containing a DNS Hijacking, (Fri, Oct 17th)
  209. Zivios open source ID management suite takes on Novell's ZenWorks
  210. Phishing Email Says It's From FBI Deputy Director
  211. Revised standards for hashing algorithms get final approval
  212. Indian IT worker arrested for e-mail threats to president
  213. FBI says Dark Market sting netted 56 arrests
  214. E-voting report: Several states still vulnerable
  215. Cybersecurity: Users, other groups must work together
  216. UK slows down plan for sweeping electronic surveillance
  217. Virus Center: Malware found on one of the Adobe websites
  218. Liberty Alliance Adds SIG
  219. Cyber crime ring stung by police raid
  220. Splunk Names CEO
  221. Recap On The Internet Security Suite Test
  222. Altor Networks Introduces Virtual Firewall
  223. BeCrypt Cryptographic Library Gets Cert
  224. Veracode Expands Government Schedules
  225. Beware of bogus security fix e-mail
  226. Secunia tests
  227. Security vendors blocking some Obama campaign e-mails
  228. FBI says Dark Market sting netted 56 arrests
  229. Judge protects Microsoft's WGA secrets
  230. Kenya yet to fully address Internet governance issues
  231. How to exploit a down economy to get special security needs satisfied
  232. Cybersecurity: Users, other groups must work together
  233. UK slows down plan for sweeping electronic surveillance
  234. Attack unleashed for new Microsoft mainframe bug
  235. Twitter steps up fight against spam
  236. Adobe's Serious Magic site SQL Injected by Asprox botnet
  237. Is Steve Jobs Preparing His Farewell?
  238. Schneier says quantum cryptography is “nearly useless”
  239. Mozilla offers alpha version of mobile browser for N810
  240. Yahoo Cutting 3,500 Jobs?
  241. FBI says Dark Market sting netted 56 arrests
  242. 16 e-mail and instant messaging boosters
  243. IBM confident on profit, looks to emerging markets
  244. Google dusts off Chrome bugs with developer update
  245. Chip failures: Nvidia responds at last
  246. Jobs responds to outrage over MacBook's missing FireWire
  247. Installing Darned Small Linux Onto Your Boot Drive
  248. Oracle dangles $13.6 million bonus over Ellison
  249. How To Monitor Sites Without an RSS Feed Using Firefox
  250. 'Net filters "required" for all Australians, no opt-out