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  1. Extradition appeal for British hacker dismissed
  2. Evolution is punctuated equilibria
  3. News to know: Microsoft Midori; Sub $600 PCs; Dell; Neosploit; SOA
  4. Hotels to spy on Olympics guests, says US senator
  5. FAQ: The DNS bug and you
  6. How secure is secure enough?
  7. DNS attack writer a victim of his own creation
  8. Study: Companies need to address telework security
  9. Georgia student arrested for hacking grades, VoIP
  10. App security audits: Don't ignore thick clients
  11. Oracle issues warning over dangerous WebLogic flaw
  12. Most sensitive data on government laptops unencrypted
  13. Norton Internet Security 2009 beta ramps up
  14. Federal agencies slow to deploy crypto
  15. Skype won't say if it decrypts VoIP calls
  16. Second Mac clone maker ready to duel with Apple over EULA
  17. Exploit Reveals the Darker Side of Automatic Updates
  18. Second quarter delivers solid growth and profitability for F-Secure


  19. Can't sleep? Blame all those glowing gadgets
  20. International piracy plans leaked onto the internet
  21. Swedish Authorities Take Action Against Blogger For Revealing Surveillance Documents
  22. New IBM tool analyzes code for mistakes as its written
  23. World's cheapest laptop goes on sale
  24. Kernel space: no shortage of tracing options
  25. Are Security Bugs Special?
  26. Oracle Sounds Alert Over Unpatched WebLogic Server Flaw
  27. Bluetooth User Data Could Be At Risk
  28. Xbox 360 fall dashboard hack could lead to piracy
  29. Hackers shut down Neosploit attack kit
  30. War Games: 25th Anniversary Edition
  31. In India, onus on IP address owner to prove innocence
  32. Banks teach online customers bad habits
  33. Most Malicious Code Launched From Legitimate Web Sites
  34. DNS patches cause problems, developers admit
  35. Privacy group says identity-theft monitoring services may be a waste of money
  36. DNS patches cause problems, developers admit
  37. Data-tracking provision retained in housing bill
  38. TriGeo Adds Real-Time Correlation
  39. Symantec Upgrades NAC
  40. SpammerTrap Gateway Gets New Features
  41. Microsoft Signs OEMs for Live OneCare
  42. SC Dept. of Mental Health Adds Signatures
  43. Google SSL cert expired for POP/IMAP users, (Tue, Jul 29th)
  44. GAO: Most sensitive data on government laptops still unencrypted
  45. In-Q-Tel invests in Veracode
  46. World War II Deception Story
  47. Identity and Security Management and Strong Information Technology Governance: Novell's Soultion Suite Automates the Approach to the Perfect Union
  48. Hackers shut down Neosploit attack kit
  49. Moving From Mandate to Differentiator
  50. Balancing Security Against Productivity
  51. Seven in 10 government mobile devices unencrypted
  52. N.C. ports zap malware
  53. Sun certifies Solaris for security label use
  54. The tale of two busted spammers
  55. Oracle issues warning over dangerous WebLogic flaw
  56. Security experts knock Apple for not patching DNS bug
  57. VM Forensic Tools Remain MIA
  58. Airlines warn customers of infected ticket invoices
  59. SOA security more than authentication
  60. One risky point
  61. The tale of two busted spammers
  62. Airlines warn customers of infected ticket invoices
  63. Oracle issues warning over dangerous WebLogic flaw
  64. Brief: Federal agencies slow to deploy crypto
  65. Brief: Insecure update services open to DNS attack
  66. Stolen ePassports 'worth £20m' on black market
  67. Fortify warns of configuration weaknesses in SOA deployments
  68. DOD Now Accepts Third-Party Digital Certificates
  69. The Neosploit cybercrime group abandons its web malware exploitation kit
  70. ChosenSecurity Announces On-Demand Certificate Management
  71. Passports worth £2.5 million stolen in van hijack
  72. Linus - Linux and Security, (Tue, Jul 29th)
  73. Java Veteran Joins Biometric Company as Chairman
  74. Neosploit exploit kit shutters operations?
  75. Oracle issues warning over dangerous WebLogic flaw
  76. The DNS Vulnerability
  77. NCP Releases Secure Symbian Client
  78. Measuring malware infections in the Chinese Internet
  79. Oracle ships emergency workaround for zero-day flaw
  80. Oracle ships emergency workaround for zero-day exploit
  81. Mid-year security report: Web sites, open source, social networking at risk
  82. Start-up BRS to offer video-analytics security tool
  83. Businesses ignore telecoms fraud
  84. RealNetworks patches four critical bugs in multimedia player
  85. ZyXEL revamps its security family
  86. Katie Moussouris on HOPE 2008: HOPE Springs Eternal
  87. Image gallery: Norton Internet Security 2009 beta
  88. Norton Internet Security 2009 beta hits the accelerator
  89. Apple moving back to proprietary chipsets?
  90. Oracle ships emergency workaround for zero-day exploit
  91. Sophos plans to acquire German data security company
  92. Polish cops barred from social networking site
  93. New PlayStation 3 gets FCC approval
  94. Apple's Remote App Is Even Better Than We Thought
  95. HP, Intel, and Yahoo Mystery Joint Announcement
  96. Safari browser flaw: Session fixation attacks possible
  97. MPAA planning site to offer legit movie links
  98. Plugging RF leaks
  99. PAvietnam hacked - 8,000 .vn websites crippled
  100. Blogspot.com is number one host for malware
  101. Oyster cracker vows to clone cards
  102. Xbox Fall Update Leaked
  103. Protect yourself from being a virtual terror victim
  104. Malware Targets Mac OS, iTunes
  105. iPhone 3G baseband gets hacked
  106. Faceless hackers find Debbie on Facebook
  107. Branson unveils space-tourism mothership
  108. Malware Invoices & Viral Packages Flooding SMB Inboxes
  109. Researchers help define next-gen social networking
  110. Palm-Vein Recognition to Prevent GMAT Cheating
  111. The DNS bug and you
  112. Motorola to Buy AirDefense
  113. New ID Protection Service for $10/Year
  114. Blue Coat, Code Green Partner
  115. McAfee: Many SMBs unprepared for online security threats
  116. Ex-Core CEO Paul Paget Named CEO of Savant
  117. Websense Reports Revenue for Q2
  118. Virtualization security resources
  119. Virtualization for your DMZ?
  120. Software Liabilities and Free Software
  121. Brief: Insecure update services open to DNS attack
  122. Brief: Report: Small biz weak in cybersecurity
  123. Security experts knock Apple for not patching DNS bug
  124. NC Port Authority Adds Web Security Appliance
  125. Storm, the feds and Facebook
  126. Report: Top Internal Threats of '08
  127. Airlines warn customers of infected ticket invoices
  128. How secure is secure enough?
  129. RealNetworks patches four critical bugs in multimedia player
  130. Sophos plans to acquire data security company
  131. NIST guidance on securing OS, WiFi, servers
  132. Protecting patient records
  133. ClamXav 1.1
  134. Businesses ignore telecoms fraud
  135. Sophos plans to acquire German data security company
  136. RealNetworks patches four critical bugs in multimedia player
  137. The Portable Office: Travel Terrors
  138. Obama, Al Qaeda recruit for Rustock
  139. Go Daddy Picks Imperva WAF
  140. Editor's Desk | Darkness in the cloud
  141. Securing the virtual world
  142. Masters of the domain
  143. Cybereye | The peer-to-peer threat
  144. Patch system in need of a fix
  145. Responding to the DNS vulnerability and attacks
  146. Exaprotect Upgrades Config Change Management
  147. Sophos to Buy DLP Firm
  148. Spammers Exploit George Bush, Microsoft
  149. Write-Once Read-Many Memory Cards
  150. Start-up BRS to offer video-analytics security tool
  151. HP StorageWorks sets the bar for iSCSI SAN server security
  152. 802.11n support added to wireless intrusion defense
  153. E-mail list vendor: Our records are accurate
  154. Envysion adds collaboration to managed video service
  155. Are we about to witness a real OS X virus?
  156. Internet blacklisting tool unveiled
  157. Switching Gears, and Looking Back
  158. Ira Winkler
  159. City Missed Steps to Avoid Network Lockout
  160. Short Takes
  161. One Risky Point
  162. How Secure is Secure Enough?
  163. IT jobs for the picking - degree or not
  164. Keyboard kids losing art of handwriting
  165. Lack of computer security hits 4 million people in Germany
  166. Illegal sharing is not killing music but scary letters might
  167. Newcomer lines up to tackle Google
  168. Apple in a bind over BIND
  169. FCC expected to rule against Comcast Aug. 1
  170. iPhone security flaws found
  171. Library phone system hacked
  172. One website hacked and infected every 5 seconds
  173. Never disable your firewall, no matter how good it sounds, (Sun, Jul 27th)
  174. UPDATE: San Francisco DA discloses city's network passwords
  175. Live from SANSFIRE, (Sun, Jul 27th)
  176. Are we about to witness a real OS X virus?
  177. iPhone OS 2.1 contains Copy and Paste?
  178. MPAA Hacker Spied on The Pirate Bay
  179. Dell Issues BIOS Fix For Mobile GPU Meltdowns
  180. EMEA IT spending to surpass US
  181. Voodoo Eaten By HP's Consumer Division
  182. How the Personal Genome Project Could Unlock the Mysteries of Life
  183. 4Chan.org Suffers DDOS Attack
  184. The Briton facing 60 years in US prison after hacking into Pentagon
  185. Talk of Apple's new box of tricks has the analysts purring
  186. Banks warned of computer 'super bug' that can change identity
  187. E-mail list vendor: Our records are accurate
  188. Are we about to witness a real OS X virus?
  189. Network admins with too much control a common problem
  190. Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird
  191. iPhone 3G Windows hack appears
  192. Are we about to witness a real OS X virus?
  193. Envysion adds collaboration to managed video service
  194. ZyZel revamps its security family
  195. San Francisco DA discloses city's network passwords
  196. E-mail list vendor: Our records are accurate
  197. It's a crime-filled week in IT land
  198. 802.11n support added to wireless intrusion defense
  199. Austrian official fuels Skype backdoor rumours
  200. Apple MobileMe 1.1 review
  201. Microsoft CEO "done" with Yahoo
  202. Web address total tops one trillion
  203. Free for all on London Underground
  204. Juniper Touts Strong Growth, CEO Succession
  205. Microsoft Becomes Official Apache Sponsor
  206. Hackers access two computer servers containing database of Connecticut College
  207. Nokia E71 Is a Legit iPhone Killer — We’re Serious This Time
  208. BSD Bug Emerges From Chrysalis
  209. NASA Solves 30-year Mystery of Auroras
  210. 'Attack graphs' predict computer security
  211. New Worm Threat For P2P File Sharers
  212. Europe approves HP purchase of EDS
  213. Apple seeks iPhone reverse engineering expert
  214. UK ISPs to Crack Down on Filesharers in Their Own Special Way
  215. Herald website hacked again
  216. Russia behind Georgia cyberwar?
  217. Sell Your iPhone 1.0 while you still can
  218. Best Apple Mac OS X Software: Part One
  219. Top 10: It's a crime-filled week in IT land
  220. Can biofuels solve America's oil crunch?
  221. Friday Squid Blogging: Burning Squid
  222. 21 months later, Vista is still more secure than XP
  223. Gaping holes in RealPlayer patched
  224. San Francisco DA discloses city's network passwords
  225. Brief: Report: Small biz weak in cybersecurity
  226. Brief: Metasploit releases double-whammy for DNS
  227. Recursive DNS Cache Auditing Resource, (Fri, Jul 25th)
  228. San Francisco DA discloses city's network passwords
  229. Online Security Issues in Regulated Industries
  230. Apple also in the I of the DNS exploit storm, (Fri, Jul 25th)
  231. Microsoft joins 'patch DNS now' chant; Apple patch missing
  232. Schneier Interviewed by RU Sirius
  233. Software group weighs piracy lawsuit against eBay
  234. Fugitive spam king dead in apparent murder-suicide
  235. Offshore outsourcers likely to beef up security following Bangalore blasts
  236. Heap-based buffer overflow reported in RealNetworks RealPlayer
  237. Computerworld Executive Briefing: Software as a Service is Growing Up
  238. DNS bug - observations, (Fri, Jul 25th)
  239. HITB Security Conference 2008 in Malaysia
  240. Siemens Signs Deal With Imprivata
  241. Study: Web 2.0 Poses Security Challenges for Banks
  242. Astaro Releases Smart Installer
  243. DNS developments , (Fri, Jul 25th)
  244. F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00
  245. Washington Post Comments on Terrorist Plots
  246. Ministry of Justice loses 45,000 records
  247. Fugitive spammer dead in apparent murder-suicide
  248. Apple seeds iPhone 2.1 with directional GPS, push notification
  249. Microsoft wants to steal 5 million Notes customer
  250. Online piracy hurting open source community