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  1. The Many Dangers of Cloud Computing
  2. Backdoor in Skype? We need an open-source replacement
  3. Are virtual firewalls a solution for VM security?
  4. Linux answers the age-old question, "Why is my network slow?"
  5. Virginia Tech's Mac Pro supercomputer to crack 29 teraflops
  6. Cancer doc urges cell phone precaution
  7. EFF: Yahoo Music should compensate customers
  8. Steve Jobs in good health following second surgery
  9. Hacking Caller ID: unblocking blocked phone numbers
  10. Should fanboys be worried about the great Mac Hack Attack?
  11. Google Hosts More Malware Than Anyone Else
  12. Metasploit Loads Up DNS Attack Code
  13. Are Lock-Picking Demos On YouTube A Bad Idea?
  14. Loss Of HCC Worker's Laptop Spurs ID Theft Warning
  15. More than half of all computers still unprotected against critical Internet flaw
  16. Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird
  17. Majority of online banking sites insecure by design
  18. Think twice before you blog or email
  19. iPhone 3G hack released for Windows
  20. Brief: Metasploit releases double-whammy for DNS
  21. Brief: Attackers' behavior builds better blacklists
  22. 'Spam King' escapes from federal prison
  23. Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird
  24. DNS cache poisoning vulnerability details confirmed, (Thu, Jul 24th)
  25. Brief: Attackers' behavior builds better blacklists
  26. Brief: Kerfuffle erupts as DNS flaw described
  27. Malaysian Kaspersky website and shop hacked. Users at risk?
  28. DNS flaw unfixed as experts argue protocol
  29. Kaminsky suggests long-term fix will still have to be determined, but patch now, or pay soon
  30. EBay, British luxury goods group to discuss counterfeit sales
  31. Credit-card firms investigate fraud at Canadian airport kiosks
  32. Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird
  33. Survey: Finance Execs See Diminished Returns
  34. DNS flaw unfixed as experts argue protocol
  35. Researchers unleash DNS attack code
  36. Mozilla releases Thunderbrid 2.0.0.16, fixes security vulnerabilities, (Thu, Jul 24th)
  37. Open Source Laptop Tracking Service
  38. Oregon man sentenced to four years for piracy, ID theft
  39. Sun offering support for OpenSSO
  40. Attack code released for new DNS attack
  41. City of San Francisco management fails
  42. Feds: TV news anchor hacked, then leaked colleague's e-mail
  43. Researcher warns of unpatched iPhone bugs
  44. Experts debate NAC: usefulness vs. cost
  45. Parts of San Francisco network still locked out
  46. San Francisco's mayor gets back keys to the network
  47. Aiming to make data-breach research easier
  48. Software piracy hurts the open-source community too
  49. Attack code released for DNS bug
  50. Ingres gives Fortify security study a good fisking
  51. Triumfant Gets Compliance Management Certification
  52. Comodo Offers Social Networking Platform
  53. Trusteer Launches Phishing Attack Defense
  54. Apple looking to hire iPhone hacker
  55. One Million Detections
  56. F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00
  57. One Million Detections
  58. Malware prevalent on trusted Web pages
  59. London: Card fraud hotspot
  60. Anti-Terrorism Stupidity at Yankee Stadium
  61. News to know: DNS flaw; Amazon; Microsoft shakeup; Facebook
  62. What's brewing in Danmec's pot?, (Thu, Jul 24th)
  63. Parts of San Francisco network still locked out
  64. Yahoo mafia ownership
  65. Researcher warns of unpatched iPhone bugs
  66. RFID chipmaker loses suit; says users must take "urgent" action
  67. 'Spam King' escapes from federal prison
  68. Are virtual firewalls a solution for VM security?
  69. Information Security and Liabilities
  70. Internal security threats multiply
  71. Web App Security Conference Follows Black Hat
  72. Microsoft DNS fix causes trouble for some
  73. PGP Unveils Endpoint Security Package
  74. iPhone vulnerable to phishing, spamming flaws
  75. Trojan Hides Behind Fake Story
  76. News: E-Gold pleads guilty to money laundering
  77. News: Alliance forms to fix DNS poisoning flaw
  78. Researchers borrow from Google PageRank for network defense service
  79. Oracle Unveils Suite of Tools for Identity Management
  80. Kaminsky: DNS bug tattler not the first to guess flaw details
  81. McAfee: SMBs underestimate cybercrime risks
  82. Attack code imminent for DNS flaw
  83. San Francisco's mayor gets back keys to the network
  84. DNS vulnerability update: Patch now!
  85. Romanian admits to phishing, could face five years
  86. Design flaws, besides vulnerabilities, hurt banking sites
  87. E-mail encryption: It’s easier than you think
  88. With DNS flaw now public, attack code imminent
  89. Questions abound as San Francisco tries to repair network
  90. Stolen tape puts Bristol-Myers employee data at risk
  91. Securing your iPhone 2.0
  92. Kernel space: Full disclosure for security holes
  93. Momentum building for US privacy policy
  94. Colorado 'Spam King' walks away from prison camp
  95. International Hacking Competition 2008 @ UiTM Malaysia 15-17 August 2008
  96. UK officials going snoop crazy
  97. Malware-infected site detected every five seconds
  98. Fortify sets off FUD flood
  99. Speed Cameras Record Every Car
  100. McAfee debunks recent vulnerabilities in AV software research, n.runs restates its position
  101. News to know: Yahoo; VMware; Apple; DNS vulnerability
  102. 75% of online banking sites found vulnerable to security design flaws
  103. RIM patches PDF security hole
  104. No excuses -- encrypt all laptops
  105. Can obscurity make cryptography better?
  106. Asprox computer virus infects key government and consumer websites
  107. Microsoft's DNS Fix Leads to More Problems
  108. China arrests cyber dissident, rights group says
  109. Courts strike down COPA
  110. Steve Jobs teases over new Apple products
  111. Computer tech hands over secret codes to Newsom in jailhouse visit
  112. Last HOPE to become Next HOPE
  113. Kerfuffle erupts as DNS flaw described
  114. Second firm tests Apple's legal resolve with Mac OS X-ready PCs
  115. Clever students make hapless admin's job a nightmare
  116. Iranian hackers target Israeli Web site over message by Jewish group
  117. Singaporean lawyer Anamah Tan latest victim of e-mail hoax
  118. Kaminsky on How He Discovered DNS Flaw and More
  119. 'Cold boot' tools surface
  120. Mind games: Harnessing the power of your thoughts
  121. Are you prepared for targeted attacks?
  122. Malware Spammers Get Sense of Humor
  123. Kaspersky says hacking attack did no damage
  124. Georgia President's web site under DDoS attack from Russian hackers
  125. Kaspersky Lab's Malaysian Web site hacked
  126. To disclose or not to disclose?
  127. Pwnie Awards celebrate best and worst of security
  128. New service helps callers avoid awkward cell-phone moments
  129. Philadelphia TV Anchor Accused Of Hacking Rival's E-mail
  130. MySpace Supports OpenID Universal Sign In
  131. Stolen tape puts Bristol-Myers employee data at risk
  132. Romanian Admits Role in Phishing Scheme
  133. NIST revises guidelines for IT security metrics
  134. InteleNet Rolls Out PCI Compliance Services
  135. Ounce Labs, SlickEdit Speed Vuln Assessment
  136. Twitter anti-spam efforts go overboard
  137. Washington DC Metro Farecard Hack
  138. ‘Cold Boot’ Attack Utility Tools, (Tue, Jul 22nd)
  139. A look at the recent Firefox 3 vulnerability
  140. Kaspersky says hacking attack did no damage
  141. IPNetSentryX 1.6.5
  142. Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident
  143. The Langley Files
  144. African officials urge use of IT for disaster management
  145. Review: Internet Cleanup 5.0
  146. Why San Francisco's network admin went rogue
  147. Apple pushes MobileMe surprise to XP, Vista
  148. Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident
  149. Open source, open to attack
  150. Casting a net for spear phishers
  151. E-gold owners plead guilty to money laundering
  152. The Case of the Stolen Blackberry and the Awesome Chinese Hacking Skills
  153. Brief: Kerfuffle erupts as DNS flaw described
  154. Brief: Prosecutors criticized in pop-up porn case
  155. GOING MOBILE: Developing an Effective Corporate Mobile Policy
  156. GOING MOBILE: Developing an Application Mobilization Plan for your Business
  157. Vulnerability disclosure gone awry: Understanding the DNS debacle
  158. Dan Kaminsky's DNS bug: revealed? - Patch!, (Tue, Jul 22nd)
  159. Has Halvar figured out super-secret DNS vulnerability?
  160. Brief: Prosecutors criticized in pop-up porn case
  161. Brief: Mozilla shutters three Firefox flaws
  162. Has Halvar figured out super-secret DNS vulnerability?
  163. Open-source software a security risk, study claims
  164. Patching the Domain Name System
  165. Seven things IT should be doing (but isn't)
  166. Open source software a security risk, study claims
  167. Kaspersky Lab's Malaysian Web site hacked
  168. Why San Francisco's network admin went rogue
  169. Who Pays?
  170. DBA Gets Jail Time for Data Thefts
  171. When security staffers fail up
  172. Georgia president's Web site falls under DDOS attack
  173. NAC secures U.N. agency
  174. Security is no secret
  175. 2008 Pwnie Award nominees announced
  176. Patch issued for BlackBerry PDF bug
  177. Security is no secret
  178. Bob Farber | Dealing with the insider threat
  179. Cybereye | The core challenge
  180. Data breaches: An unnecessary expense
  181. Print server cuts the cord, adds security
  182. Opinion: How to protect your network from rogue IT employees
  183. Opinion: Why San Francisco's network admin went rogue
  184. Where does your network end?, (Mon, Jul 21st)
  185. Scary Knife Makes for Great Newspaper Headlines
  186. Cost/Benefit Analysis of Airline Security
  187. Kaspersky's Malaysian site hacked by Turkish hacker
  188. Photos: Waging war on the web's bad guys
  189. First iPhone 2.0 antivirus software released
  190. WiMAX begins to gain momentum
  191. China Telecom Added 890,000 Internet Users in June
  192. Six open source web application testing tools
  193. Former Microsoft manager sent down for domain name fraud
  194. NAC secures U.N. agency
  195. NAC complexity stymies deployments
  196. How to Protect Your Network from Rogue IT Employees
  197. DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
  198. Study finds huge rise in malware this year
  199. VirusBarrier adds iPhone, iPod touch scanning
  200. Facebook Sues German Knockoff Social Networking Site
  201. The Wiki-Hacker Strikes Again
  202. Brit pol loses BlackBerry to spy
  203. Social Engineering 101: Mitnick and other hackers show how it's done
  204. 2600 magazine-sponsored event kicks off with pwning session
  205. Kaspersky to set up SEA base in KL
  206. 8 Killer iPhone 3G Alternatives
  207. Futuristic windshield aims to help older drivers
  208. Hackers open core of Apple's iPhone
  209. First iPhone 2.0 antivirus software released
  210. For Once, Some Incontestable ROI
  211. When security staffers fail up
  212. DBA Gets Jail Time for Data Thefts
  213. San Francisco IT Admin Locks Up City Network
  214. Who Pays?
  215. Sun Open SSO to have just one flavor
  216. Malware rates up 278% in the first half of 2008
  217. Denial of Service Attack Against Georgia-- Are You Participating?, (Sun, Jul 20th)
  218. Malware Intelligence: Making it Actionable, (Sun, Jul 20th)
  219. DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
  220. Malaysian Kapersky website and shop hacked. Users at risk?
  221. Do open source applications take security seriously?
  222. DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
  223. DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
  224. Spam coming from free email providers increasing
  225. A twist in fluxnet operations. Enter Hydraflux, (Sat, Jul 19th)
  226. How to Protect Your Network from Rogue IT Employees
  227. Firefox update fixes Mac security issue
  228. DNS flaw discoverer says more permanent fixes will be needed
  229. Six U.S. states account for half of national piracy losses
  230. Estee Lauder revamps security in face of regulatory requirements
  231. VirusBarrier adds iPhone, iPod touch scanning
  232. Wiki, DE, Mirrors, Hashes et al
  233. Why San Francisco's network admin went rogue
  234. Exit process?, (Fri, Jul 18th)
  235. Friday Squid Blogging: Researching the Reproductive Habits of Giant Squids
  236. Apple is not the real enemy of open source
  237. RIM fixes critical BlackBerry Enterprise Server bug
  238. Spam coming from free email providers increasing
  239. Symantec products Common Criteria-certified
  240. WSO2 adds data services and security features in Mashup Server 1.5
  241. Funny Radio Skit on Identity Theft
  242. RIM fixes critical BlackBerry Enterprise Server bug
  243. Wormlike malware transcodes MP3s to try to infect PCs
  244. My Awesome IT Job: Senior security engineer, VoIP carrier
  245. Huge rise in malware this year
  246. New worm transcodes MP3s to try to infect PCs
  247. Midazolam as a Non-Lethal Weapon
  248. Firefox 3.0.1 patches Mac-only bug
  249. Obama calls for comprehensive cyber-security measures; looks for a national cyber ninja
  250. Study finds huge rise in malware this year