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  1. Apple issues major patch updates for QuickTime, iPod touch
  2. IE8 Beta 2 contains Google-style keystroke logger
  3. Sluggish economy won't slow hot laptop sales
  4. Should we take cheap-as-chips RFID on trust?
  5. Apple dubs iPod touch 'best portable' for gaming
  6. Sun releases source code for xVM hypervisor
  7. Large Hadron Collider fired up in 'God particle' hunt
  8. San Francisco hunts for mystery device on city network
  9. Brief: Apple patches QuickTime, iTunes and iPods
  10. Brief: Microsoft plugs five holes in graphics code
  11. Irate Ark. man posts county e-mail records in privacy fight
  12. U.S. sees six 'disruptive*technologies' by 2025
  13. Japan, U.S., China are leading sources of Web attack traffic
  14. Mythbusters Episode on RFID Security Nixed
  15. Data breaches spur hard-drive shredding boom
  16. Large Hadron Collider spreads malware
  17. Apple issues major patch updates for QuickTime, iPod touch
  18. Workshare Names New President and CEO
  19. CIS offers consensus-based security benchmarks
  20. Secret Military Technology
  21. Symantec emphasizes speed with latest Norton releases
  22. Nvidia hit with securities lawsuit over bad graphics chips
  23. Dairy farmers milk tech to keep herds fat, happy, profitable
  24. Microsoft patches affect scores of systems
  25. Microsoft security fixes focus on Windows desktop
  26. Symantec emphasizes speed with latest Norton releases
  27. Lawsuit claims Nvidia hid serious flaw in graphics chips
  28. Threat to computers for industrial systems now serious
  29. Securing the enterprise beyond the perimeter
  30. Google closes hole in Single Sign-On service
  31. Microsoft patches GDI exploit
  32. NVIDIA slapped with securities lawsuit
  33. Secure Computing Offers 99% Spam-Free
  34. Cybersecurity Site Launches for Non-Techies
  35. Data loss consultants sacked by Home Office
  36. Fidelis Uses $22M to Build Exec, Sales Team
  37. News from the Rock Phish Gang
  38. News to know: Apple updates; Google antitrust; SAP; Countrywide; Patch Tuesday
  39. Computer threat for industrial systems now more serious
  40. Microsoft patches affect scores of systems
  41. Microsoft security fixes focus on Windows desktop
  42. Secerno gives database security performance kick
  43. Google cuts time it retains IP address logs to 9 months
  44. What's The Latest Buzz?
  45. Apple updates iPod Touch + Bonjour for Windows, (Wed, Sep 10th)
  46. Justice Department looking at Google closely
  47. Mailbag: OSSEC 1.6 released, NMAP 4.75 released, (Wed, Sep 10th)
  48. Carbon molecule with a charge could be tomorrow's semiconductor
  49. Why Mozilla is committed to Gecko as WebKit popularity grows
  50. The Hadron Collider: what's it all about, then?
  51. Former MSN leader joins Yahoo
  52. Malicious e-mails target Bit Torrent
  53. EA gives customers middle finger with "lenient" Red Alert 3 DRM
  54. VMware mega patch heralds hackers swoop on virtual world
  55. SSL hijacking CookieMonster: Core Logic, Configuration, and READMEs
  56. Candidate Sex Scandal Spam Campaign Underway
  57. 4 suspected hackers are brilliant students
  58. Microsoft patches 8 critical bugs in Windows, Office
  59. Xbox 360 Keyboard Hacked for PSP
  60. Apple unveils new iPods, Wall Street yawns
  61. Microsoft plugs five holes in graphics code
  62. Brief: Microsoft plugs five holes in graphics code
  63. Brief: CIS looks to community for security metrics
  64. Apple plugs gaping QuickTime security holes
  65. Report: DOJ hires antitrust expert in Google/Yahoo probe
  66. AlgoSec Launches Partner Program
  67. Apple updates iTunes+QuickTime, (Tue, Sep 9th)
  68. MediaSentry defends work for RIAA in music piracy cases
  69. Microsoft patches 8 critical bugs in Windows, Office
  70. wordpress upgrade , (Tue, Sep 9th)
  71. September 2008 Black Tuesday Overview, (Tue, Sep 9th)
  72. Gait Analysis from Satellite
  73. Brief: CIS looks to community for security metrics
  74. Brief: NebuAd, Phorm delay ad trials
  75. MS Patch Tuesday: 8 critical security holes patched
  76. Slide’s security breach
  77. Cisco makes teleworking transparent
  78. Flawed Trend Micro anti-virus update cripples PCs
  79. Startups seek new ways to bolster enterprise, Web security
  80. Google cuts time it retains IP address logs to 9 months
  81. Fujitsu Integrates Biometrics, Single Sign-On
  82. Japan tops world in attack traffic, Akamai reports
  83. Malaysia resident sentenced in brokerage hacking scheme
  84. Secerno gives database security performance kick
  85. Flawed Trend Micro antivirus update cripples PCs
  86. Too many passwords or not enough brain power?
  87. Antispyware Program Becomes the Problem
  88. Google claims license to user content in multiple products
  89. Transurety says patents provide for Internet insurance
  90. SailPoint Unfurls Identity Risk Management Version
  91. FrontRange Extends USB Security to Vista
  92. Utimaco Supports Red Flag Rules
  93. Justice preparing antitrust claim against Google
  94. First 50,000 ID cards issued in November
  95. Google bows to keystroke privacy concerns
  96. Evil side economy: $1 for breaking 1000 CAPTCHAs, (Tue, Sep 9th)
  97. ArcSight Unveils Fraud Detection Solution
  98. SSH Adds Consulting Services
  99. Fortinet Adds Expanded 10Gbit/s Ethernet for FortiGate
  100. Amid regulatory worries, Google halves time it keeps your data
  101. Trustworthy Domain
  102. Google Chrome being polished, (Tue, Sep 9th)
  103. Trustworthy domain
  104. Identity Farming
  105. Google cuts time it retains IP address logs to 9 months
  106. Google claims license to user content in multiple products
  107. Transurety says patents provide for Internet insurance
  108. Fortinet turns up speed on security
  109. Google releases notes on Chrome security fixes
  110. Google: An antitrust target?
  111. Opinion: The elusiveness of data classification
  112. WordPress shuts door on new PHP attack vector
  113. The top iPhone apps for techies
  114. Virtual systems causing real-world problems for IT managers
  115. Anger at 7-hour London Stock Exchange computer crash
  116. Intel Reveals SSDs for Desktops, Notebooks
  117. Spammers are social, too
  118. Hacker leaves details on site, gets busted
  119. IBM pledges $250M for volunteer program
  120. MacBook Air owners find latest Apple fix producing mixed results
  121. Microsoft says Virtual Machine Manager due by year-end
  122. Google patches 'critical' Chrome code execution flaws
  123. A 'healthy' Steve Jobs expected to take the stage tomorrow
  124. Verayo claims to have world’s first unclonable RFID chip
  125. 5 cool hacks for your entertainment gadgets
  126. Wireless voice calls gain encryption
  127. Spammers use Madonna’s 50th birthday hype to attack
  128. Google issues first patches for Chrome
  129. 530M records exposed, and counting
  130. Judge Boots Attempt To Ban Use Of Electronic Vote Machines
  131. Twitter page used to pass malware
  132. From Riches to Prison: Hackers Rig Stock Prices
  133. Flawed Trend Micro anti-virus update cripples PCs
  134. Google claims license to user content in multiple products
  135. Transurety says patents provide for Internet insurance
  136. Joost Drops Video Desktop Client, Concentrates On Browser
  137. Scientist ready to fire up experiment to probe nature's mysteries
  138. DEMO: Off-stage peeks at products, services and technologies.
  139. Quick Analysis of the 2007 Web Application Security Statistics, (Mon, Sep 8th)
  140. Palm Beach County's election woes continue
  141. McAfee touts 'cloud-based' malware defense system
  142. Spammers are Social, Too
  143. 530M records exposed, and counting
  144. HP business systems get safer, greener
  145. Tripwire Supports Microsoft Virtualization Rollout
  146. Trend Micro Announces Communications & Collaboration Security Suite
  147. Google issues first patches for Chrome
  148. Bumblebees Making Security Trade-Offs
  149. Buyer beware with virtualization technology
  150. HP unveils desktop PC family for power business users
  151. Report: Botnets quadruple
  152. A layered approach to data leak prevention
  153. Critical vulnerability patched in Google's Chrome
  154. Group to release uniform metrics to measure IT security
  155. Fortinet turns up speed on security
  156. Libertarian Barr, EPIC outline privacy agenda
  157. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  158. Group to release uniform metrics to measure IT security
  159. Critical vulnerability patched in Google's Chrome
  160. nuBridges Names New CEO & President
  161. VCU Health System Adds Next-Gen Firewall
  162. IBM Rolls Out First Encentuate Security Product
  163. CitectSCADA ODBC service exploit published, (Mon, Sep 8th)
  164. Report: Botnets multiply
  165. Virtualization users should expect more attacks
  166. Can Google Chrome build an ecosystem?
  167. Group to release uniform metrics to measure IT security
  168. 'I Hate the New Facebook' group surpasses 500,000 protestors
  169. MSNBC / CNN Malware Run
  170. Teh skool
  171. About the Java Vulnerability on S40 Phones
  172. SQL Injection Attacks Targeting Chinese-oriented Sites
  173. Cybereye | Data security can falter at the top
  174. McAfee Rolls Out 'In The Cloud' Service
  175. Utimaco Responds to Sophos Takeover Offer
  176. Tumbleweed/Axway Acquisition Complete
  177. Does DRM guarantee Spore is destined for extinction?
  178. BT, Phorm, and Me
  179. RealNetworks: Rip those DVDs (with a dash of DRM)
  180. Inside-Out Improvements
  181. VoIP Attacks: Reverse Vhising, SEO and Phone Number Authentication, (Mon, Sep 8th)
  182. News to know: Google; Green IT; Oracle; Apple
  183. Group to release uniform metrics to measure IT security
  184. Beware of UC security threats
  185. Fortinet turns up speed on security
  186. Software watchdog working on enterprise security metrics
  187. McAfee touts "cloud-based" malware defense system
  188. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  189. Global Dispatches
  190. Feds finally put teeth into HIPAA enforcement
  191. Schwarzenegger gets softened version of vetoed breach bill
  192. Building a Security Org From Scratch
  193. Standards, Security and Data Handling in a Cloud Environment
  194. Silicon valley stars to send DNA into space
  195. 5 reasons to upgrade from Windows Vista to Linux
  196. Spore hits Planet Earth
  197. Internet Traffic Growth Slows
  198. Buzz is missing from Android launch
  199. Scientists get death threats over Large Hadron Collider
  200. isoHunt Sues the CRIA to Legalize BitTorrent Sites
  201. Vietnamese security firm spots Chrome 'SaveAs' flaw
  202. Apple admit Briton DID invent iPod, but he's still not getting any money
  203. Is Rock Phish cybergang set for a comeback?
  204. Marissa Mayer talks about Google at 10 -- and 20
  205. Family Racks Up $19,370 Cell Phone Bill
  206. Google-focused satellite enters orbit
  207. Companies warm up to social networks
  208. 4 IT students held as suspected hackers
  209. A tale of sex and spyware in South Korea
  210. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  211. How carriers batten down the hatches for hurricanes
  212. Review: Aerovation Checkpoint Friendly Laptop bag simplifies security process
  213. Staying current, but not too current, (Sun, Sep 7th)
  214. Yet another Microsoft defacement
  215. Hands-on Ethical Hacking - Upcoming seminars schedule
  216. HITB Security Conference 2008 in Malaysia
  217. Malaysian Kaspersky website and shop hacked. Users at risk?
  218. Blogless blogs, Olympic blogs the Chinese way
  219. 250 thousands emails at risk? It is a feature!
  220. The weakest link of the chain
  221. Darpa's "trust in IC": a smart article and our comments
  222. ICANN and IANA domains hijacked by Turkish crackers
  223. Systemic wars of the third millennium
  224. Home, Swiss home...
  225. Phoenix Lander project website defaced: UPDATED!
  226. D.O.M group members arrested
  227. NATO Cyber defence center created
  228. Web defacements 2007 in sharp decrease (-37%). Is it a good news or bad news?
  229. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  230. How carriers batten down the hatches for hurricanes
  231. Malware Analysis: Tools are only so good, (Sun, Sep 7th)
  232. How to: Securing iPhone
  233. DDoS + Web 2.0 == Buckets o' traffic
  234. Leap Ahead Ideas, (Sat, Sep 6th)
  235. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  236. How carriers batten down the hatches for hurricanes
  237. Libertarian Barr, EPIC outline privacy agenda
  238. AT&T security guru talks DoS attacks, tomorrow’s hackers
  239. Browser war redux, patch time, iPod news
  240. How carriers batten down the hatches for hurricanes
  241. Google Chrome vulnerabilities starting to pile up
  242. Is Open Source Putting Businesses At Risk?
  243. Microsoft exec rebuts hypervisor security claims
  244. Does a tech manager need to be tech-savvy?
  245. Researchers Use Facebook App to Create Zombie Army - Update
  246. Confessions of a cert cheat
  247. Joost Trying to Play Catch Up
  248. Chinese scammers adopt search engine optimisation
  249. Blu-Ray won’t last PS3 life cycle says Samsung
  250. What Servers and Your Clothes Dryer Have in Common