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  1. OWA Phish - a new vector (2)
  2. Access and smart DRM will make Google Editions a key player in Ed
  3. 44 companies tell US FCC to dump net neutrality
  4. Fugitive hacker headed back to U.S. for arraignment
  5. Lost USB Device Forces Virginia Into Damage Control, Again
  6. Is cloud storage ready for the enterprise?
  7. Missing dot drops Sweden off the Internet
  8. Mac sales 'defy all logic,' says analyst
  9. Deep packet inspection engine goes open source
  10. IT expert forged railway tickets
  11. Trojan Ruins Monopoly’s Online Gaming Experience
  12. Apple fixes Snow Leopard hard drive error
  13. Google to offer webmasters samples of malware code
  14. Hackers Hijack Some Facebook Apps
  15. NASA network security torched
  16. McDonald’s falls victim to WA skimming epidemic
  17. Pentagon Officials Stress Cybersecurity
  18. Twitter launches Lists: categorize the people you follow
  19. Brief: Microsoft to give investigators free COFEE
  20. Brief: Adobe to patch exploited Acrobat flaw
  21. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 15 - Ports 995, 465, and 993 - Secure Email, (Thu, Oct 15th)
  22. New specification to support direct Wi-Fi connections between devices
  23. LABS GALLERY: Crossbeam X80 Security Switch Is Versatile, Scalable
  24. Photos: Storage Expo 2009, part 2
  25. Message archiving solution with unlimited storage
  26. OWA Phish - a new vector (2)
  27. OWA Phish - a new vector
  28. How data security can vaporize in the cloud
  29. L.A. critics of Google cloud services need a little perspective
  30. Five Problems Keeping Legacy Apps Out of the Cloud
  31. U.S. Dept. of Education ties desktop encryption to employee ID cards
  32. Microsoft Talks Federal Government Cloud Computing Security
  33. Turn any USB flash drive into a secure data vault
  34. New Zealand hit with record number of tax refund scams
  35. Video: Origin Storage Data Locker
  36. NSA to host Security Automation Conference
  37. Report: Microsoft prepping now for next beta of Security Essentials
  38. Yet another round of Viral Spam, (Thu, Oct 15th)
  39. 10 IT security growth areas for 2010
  40. For many, backup is not an option
  41. Taking the shield to protect mobile computing
  42. OpenPGP key archiver Paperkey 1.2 released
  43. Video: Integral Crypto Drive
  44. To boost security, Mozilla launches plugin checker
  45. In six years of Patch Tuesdays, 400 security bulletins, 745 vulnerabilities
  46. With botnets everywhere, DDoS attacks get cheaper
  47. Opera delivers Unite beta, touts in-browser P2P
  48. Microsoft patches last major ATL bugs
  49. 2009: The year your data died
  50. Rid your business of weak passwords and get collaborating
  51. Sophos introduces Endpoint Security and Data Protection 9
  52. New book: "The Book of Xen"
  53. Only 4% of corporate IT users stick to password rules
  54. Your Data Is More Delicate Than You Think
  55. Worldwide PC shipments gain in Q3
  56. UK arm of Joost put into liquidation
  57. New data technology trade rules needed: Microsoft
  58. Twitter partners with Indian firm for SMS tweets
  59. Acer Reveals First 3D Laptop
  60. Upcoming Intel Xeons only for Apple?
  61. Only 4% of corporate IT users stick to password rules
  62. Your Data Is More Delicate Than You Think
  63. Novell, SAP bring together security, compliance wares
  64. Worldwide PC shipments gain in Q3
  65. UK arm of Joost put into liquidation
  66. New data technology trade rules needed: Microsoft
  67. Twitter partners with Indian firm for SMS tweets
  68. Study Backs Open Access to Broadband Networks
  69. Acer Reveals First 3D Laptop
  70. Upcoming Intel Xeons only for Apple?
  71. Dell Confirms Android Phone for Early 2010
  72. Microsoft Sponsors Family Guy Episode
  73. Wozniak: Solid-State Drives Will Not Replace Hard Disk Drives
  74. BitTorrent Client Shootout
  75. Blu-ray players are incompatible
  76. The Internet is about to die. Literally die!
  77. EGYPT: 23 investigated for hacking American bank accounts
  78. Adobe Matches Microsoft with Massive Patch Update
  79. Hiring hackers: A Rebuttal (part 1)
  80. GSMA plays down 2G hacker threat
  81. Abdicating on a cyber czar?
  82. Hackers target Qld LNP site
  83. Change to iPhone 3GS foils unlockers – for now
  84. Does software piracy lead to higher malware infection rates?
  85. Windows 7 compatible fingerprint sensor software
  86. REVIEW: Crossbeam X-Series Platform Consolidates Security Functions
  87. Check your email servers - blackholes.us DNSBL is dead, (Wed, Oct 14th)
  88. New variation of SSL Spam, (Wed, Oct 14th)
  89. New Koobface campaign spoofs Adobe's Flash updater
  90. More web users reporting child pornography
  91. Federal gov't releases response to Privacy Act
  92. How Dow Trains Towns to Handle Hazmat Situations
  93. Facebook applications at risk from attack
  94. Delta Air Lines sued over alleged e-mail hacking
  95. McAfee security offering targets networks with Macs
  96. The Patch Tuesday Survival Guide
  97. Aardvark's new design: simpler, cleaner, and kinda like Twitter
  98. Video: Storage Expo 2009
  99. Odd Apache/MSIE issue with downloads from ISC, (Wed, Oct 14th)
  100. Adobe fixes 28 holes in Reader and Acrobat
  101. Deployment Priorities
  102. The SaaS-ification of IT asset disposal
  103. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 14 - port 514 - syslog, (Wed, Oct 14th)
  104. ElcomSoft adds dictionary attacks to Distributed Password Recovery
  105. Adobe patches 28 flaws: Reader and Acrobat plugged
  106. Photos: Storage Expo 2009
  107. 85% of organizations want cohesive storage and information management
  108. First critical Windows 7 patches released
  109. All-in-one backup and recovery solution from i365
  110. SGI announces InfiniteStorage Total Control Suite
  111. First 1TB portable hardware encrypted drive
  112. 80% of storage professionals want to manage their IT Director
  113. Neverfail 6 protects critical applications against downtime
  114. Aggressive trend of selling rogueware
  115. Privileged identity management for Oracle
  116. EFF warns Texas Instruments to stop harassing calculator hobbyists
  117. Ad-Aware Pro: More Tools, Network Protection
  118. Sidekick meltdown is a cloud security issue
  119. Ad-Aware Free Protects Against Rootkits
  120. Ad-Aware Plus Adds Features Above Free Version
  121. Cyber criminals find new ways to attack
  122. Passenger Advocate Sues Delta for Allegedly Hacking Her E-Mail
  123. Intel caught with dodgy GPU drivers
  124. 10 ways for Apple's Mac OS X to Capitalize on Windows 7
  125. Twitter Unveils 'Report as Spam' Feature
  126. World’s smallest Linux networking server
  127. Analysts interested in Intel's 2010, not just Q4
  128. Microsoft needs to come clean over Sidekick/Danger disaster
  129. Judge Refuses to Punish Lawyer for Anti-RIAA Blogging
  130. Out of your head: Leaving the body behind
  131. Dungeons and Dragons Online: behold the power of free
  132. 30 years of failure: the username/password combination
  133. PwnageTool 3.1.4 Available for iPhone 3.1.2 IPSW
  134. Hotmail passwords likely hacked, not phished, security researcher says
  135. Does your social class determine your online social network?
  136. Researcher sees Patch Tuesday 'nightmare'
  137. How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
  138. Adobe Reader and Acrobat - Black Tuesday continues, (Tue, Oct 13th)
  139. Microsoft makes digital forensics tool available to U.S. law enforcement agencies
  140. The Inside Story of Wal-Marts Hacker Attack
  141. TI calculator hackers didn't violate DMCA
  142. Hackers target Maradona's website
  143. Hackers Use Phony Twitter Accounts to Upload Scareware
  144. Hackers Exploit Windows System Restore Functionality to Make Money
  145. Google release two Android bug patches
  146. Adobe patches 29 critical vulnerabilities
  147. Twitter starts to get serious about spammers
  148. Multiple critical patches - a busy day
  149. Friendly fire
  150. Visualizing compiled executables for malware analysis
  151. The SaaS-ification of IT asset disposal
  152. Oracle Database Security Shortcomings Raises Red Flags
  153. Adobe Patches Reader, Acrobat Security Vulnerabilities
  154. Microsoft October 2009 Black Tuesday Overview, (Tue, Oct 13th)
  155. Microsoft patches 34 vulnerabilities
  156. Secure managed file transfer solutions for business
  157. Web-based firewall log reporting and analysis tool Webfwlog 0.94 released
  158. Barracuda Networks acquires Purewire
  159. Windows 7 Security Holes Plugged in Massive Microsoft Patch Tuesday
  160. Advanced endpoint protection for Mac
  161. Patch Tuesday: MS plugs critical IE, Windows Media Player holes
  162. How to fight corruption
  163. All your phish are belong to me
  164. AVG upgrades free security tool to scan shortened URLs
  165. Free tool protects Twitter users from malware hiding behind tiny URLs
  166. ID fraud crime surges by a third
  167. Google to send detailed information about hacked Web sites
  168. Barracuda Networks Buys Purewire for SaaS
  169. www.remote-exploit.org seems to be down at the moment-Thanks to all that wrote in to let us know., (Tue, Oct 13th)
  170. Cyber Security Awareness Month - Day 13 Proxies (TCP 3128, 8080 & ......), (Tue, Oct 13th)
  171. McAfee Spam Report, (Mon, Oct 12th)
  172. Hardware security module for payment security systems
  173. A closer look at Lavasoft Ad-Aware Free 8.1.0
  174. TechGuard keeps spam and botnets at bay with one-click, enterprise-level security for SMBs, SOHOs
  175. Bletchley Park WWII codebreakers honoured
  176. Silence Hypponen
  177. Barracuda gobbles up SaaS security start-up Purewire
  178. British ISP offers self-managing MPLS box
  179. 8% of web users have considered hacking
  180. ID fraud surged by a third in 2009
  181. Apple Snow Leopard Flaw Devours User Data
  182. ACMA extends cyber bullying smarts to trainee teachers
  183. Stephen Gately death exploited by hackers
  184. Snow Leopard Bug is a Doozy, How Did Apple Miss It?
  185. Expert provides more proof hackers hijacked Hotmail accounts
  186. Free tool to detect poisoned web pages
  187. Anonymizing network I2P 0.7.7 released
  188. Threat management services from Trend Micro
  189. QNAP's 2-drive desktop NAS server
  190. Dangers of Customized Android ROMS and Malware
  191. Job seekers misled by Zanok
  192. Twitter bans net security expert
  193. HR jobs online see sharp fall in September
  194. Four Reasons to Switch to IMAP
  195. Latest spam emails are 'almost foolproof'
  196. Who needs a key? IPhone app unlocks and starts car
  197. Intel Mod Competition Open for Busines
  198. PayPal Mobile Threat Still a Few Years Off
  199. Reservella: The shadowy company behind The Pirate Bay
  200. 'Hack Idol' to find top UK cyberwarriors
  201. Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD
  202. Exploit found in PSPgo, promises homebrew potential
  203. UC Berkeley tightens personal data security with data-masking tool
  204. Microsoft wants multicore boost from Windows 7
  205. Indonesian govt upbeat about ICT security laboratory
  206. NAB eyes three-factor authentication
  207. Hacker springs latest iPhone OS from Jobsian jail
  208. Expert provides more proof hackers hijacked Hotmail accounts
  209. Hardware hacking a cat and mouse game
  210. Researchers Advise Cyber Self Defense in the Cloud
  211. Major bug in Snow Leopard deletes all user data
  212. Some interesting SSL SPAM, (Mon, Oct 12th)
  213. Cloud storage vs. flash storage: Security vs. simplicity
  214. Brief: Adobe to patch exploited Acrobat flaw
  215. Brief: Phishing scam exposes Hotmail passwords
  216. ExcaliburCon
  217. Patch Tuesday the 13th, Part II
  218. Patch... Tuesday the 13th
  219. Researchers advise cyber self defense in the cloud
  220. Survey: 77% of users employ the same password all over
  221. Google: Five Fixes For Five Password Security Problems
  222. What to do when Google blocks your website?
  223. What to do when Google blocks your website?
  224. How a tech 'watch list' can save CIOs from being caught out
  225. BAA preparing for Windows 7 take off
  226. A checklist for guarding against cache poisoning attacks
  227. Twitter Still Doesn't Get It
  228. Netsparker: Web application security scanner
  229. BSA: 41% of software on personal computers is pirated
  230. Implications of increasing malicious spam
  231. Metasm: Assembler, disassembler, compiler, linker and debugger
  232. Sensitive data discovery and masking solution
  233. Vulnerability scanner SAINT 7.1.3 released
  234. Qsan's 10GbE iSCSI storage solutions for cloud computing
  235. Gately Death Goes to Rogue AV
  236. New Android vulnerabilities disclosed
  237. Microsoft Readies Record-Setting Patch Tuesday
  238. Password breaches lead to rise in email spam
  239. T-Mobile Warns Sidekick Data Might Be Gone Forever
  240. On Facebook, Don't Get Too Pokey
  241. Sky go head-to-head with Apple's iTunes to sell music online
  242. AT&T Complaint Prompts FCC Letter To Google Inquiring About Google Voice
  243. Apple seeds second beta of Mac OS X 10.6.2 to developers
  244. Apple 'gag order' and the fear factor
  245. Forty one percent of software out there is pirated, says report
  246. Wikileaks founder: People won’t tolerate restrictive laws much longer
  247. Plan to call space station fails to take off
  248. Technology no excuse for loss of transparency, says hacker
  249. HITB Security Conference Focuses on Cloud Computing Flaws
  250. Is BlackBerry better than iphone?