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  1. Nigeria aims to end mobile phone theft
  2. How your cold explains network intrusion
  3. Study: Unpatched Web browsers prevalent on the Internet
  4. 'I have a lost laptop horror story for you'
  5. The 'multi-component' malware threat
  6. McAfee S.P.A.M. experiment and more ridiculous HackerSafe failures
  7. Mac market share nears 8%; Safari tops 6.3%
  8. Linux still super in Top500
  9. Domino's Pizza to encrypt emails
  10. The world's most wired countries
  11. ATM breach reveals PIN problems
  12. HP, Parallels Ink Virtualization Deal
  13. Taking Vitamins Based on Your Genome
  14. 2600 HOPE conference bringing hacking to New York City
  15. Escalating Spam Wars Take Their Toll
  16. 637 million Web surfers using old browsers open to hackers
  17. IBM supercomputer to aid osteoporosis treatment
  18. Researcher claims thousands of identities stolen during Social Engineering pentests
  19. Followup to "What's going on...", (Wed, Jul 2nd)
  20. Firefox 2.0.0.15 is out, (Wed, Jul 2nd)
  21. Google ships open-source Web security assessment tool
  22. Data breaches up, but not in government sector
  23. Impact, Epok Partner Against CyberTerrorism
  24. Scathing report slams UK gov't data loss
  25. Microsoft scrutinizes WSUS patch snafu
  26. Avoiding the Latest Phishing Attacks
  27. The ROI and TCO Benefits of Data Deduplication for Data Protection in the Enterprise
  28. Nugache Worm Writer Arrested
  29. Scathing report hits UK gov't data loss
  30. Could some uses of OpenID create a large privacy issue?
  31. ID Theft, Financial Fraud Top Security Concerns
  32. Apple OS update fixes Adobe corruption bug
  33. Apple Posts 10.5.4, Security Update 2008-004, Time Machine + Apple Base Station Upgrades, and Safari upgrade for 10.4.11, (Tue, Jul 1st)
  34. Brief: Apple closes holes in Mac OS X, Safari
  35. Brief: World of Warcraft to get bank-like security
  36. Study: Unpatched Web browsers prevalent on the Internet
  37. Start-up nexTier debuts data-leak prevention appliance
  38. 'I have a lost laptop horror story for you'
  39. Kaspersky adds anti-keylogger keyboard
  40. Diary of a deliberately spammed housewife
  41. Japanese military loses data again
  42. Breeze makes mobile apps easy
  43. iAntiVirus launches for Mac
  44. Good Virtual Security Requires Better IT Teamwork
  45. Unpatched Web browsers prevalent on the Internet
  46. Kaspersky virtual keyboard defends against keylogging malware
  47. Akonix Detects Over 63 IM, P2P, IRC Attacks in June
  48. ID Analytics Adds Network Authentication Tool
  49. EOS Goes PCI With Secure Firewall
  50. Domino's Delivers Security
  51. Snort Security Platform (Snort SP) 3.0 beta released
  52. Scathing UK report on HMRC data loss
  53. Kill Switches and Remote Control
  54. PhysX on the Radeon? Seems that it's possible!
  55. Barclays gives online users free security software
  56. Laptops lost like hot cakes at US airports
  57. SIEM tools come up short
  58. Don't give this pig a pancake
  59. Creator of Nugache worm reaches plea agreement
  60. Marshal automates e-mail encryption
  61. MySpace users struggle to overcome cybervandalism
  62. Could some uses of OpenID create a large privacy issue?
  63. Leading Analysts: Pen Testing is a Requirement
  64. Introduction to virology
  65. MiniNova Not Jumping on the Encryption Bandwagon
  66. Inside the OS X 10.5.4 Update
  67. “Family Guy” creator and Google team up
  68. Kaspersky releases new tool for GPcode trojan victims
  69. Detecting SSH tunnels
  70. Apple releases Mac OS X 10.5.4 update
  71. Overclocking your Mac Pro
  72. Complacency leaves door open for hackers
  73. Outsourcing makes you vulnerable to hackers
  74. An iPhone with a keyboard?
  75. How The FBI Dismantled a BitTorrent Community
  76. SecureWorks Finds Massive Cache of Stolen Data
  77. World of Warcraft to sell token device for added security
  78. 90% of Nigerian businesses vulnerable to hackers- expert
  79. Latest Mac OS X Trojan Might Be Sign of Things to Come
  80. OT: Happy Canada Day!, (Tue, Jul 1st)
  81. Hackers post Soviet symbols on Lithuanian sites
  82. Apple patches 25 Mac OS X security vulnerabilities
  83. More SQL Injection with Fast Flux hosting, (Mon, Jun 30th)
  84. Brief: World of Warcraft to get bank-like security
  85. Brief: Feds: Companies need to report cybercrimes
  86. SecureWorks Finds Massive Cache of Stolen Data
  87. Survey: More than 10,000 laptops lost each week at airports
  88. NIST revises IT security guides
  89. Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X security vulnerabilities
  90. Core Complies With Federal Pen-Test Guidelines
  91. Brief: Feds: Companies need to report cybercrimes
  92. Brief: EU advisors: Secure ISPs, form "cyber-NATO"
  93. Big Brother Getting Bigger Part 1: USA
  94. Pentagon Consulting Social Scientists on Security
  95. Teenage creator of Nugache worm reaches plea agreement
  96. F-Secure warns against new, efficient malware
  97. Marshal automates e-mail encryption
  98. MySpace users struggle to overcome cybervandalism
  99. Watchguard promises higher performance, more features in XTM line
  100. CheckPoint's SIEM software offers some good data viewing tools, but lacks other essential elements
  101. Security and Human Behavior
  102. Backup and Recovery for Microsoft Exchange Server
  103. Probe into loss of 21,000 hospital patient details
  104. Engate Rolls Out Anti-Botnet Tool
  105. PC Tools Launches Mac AV, Anti-Spyware Tool
  106. William Jackson | The FISMA paradigm
  107. New Tool Released for School Safety Checkup
  108. New CIO Tool Helps Fix Vulnerabilities
  109. Atos Origin, Sagem Securite Win Contract
  110. Zittrain: Android holds the key to free future
  111. Top Ten Anti-Terrorism Patents
  112. News to know: Phishing; Gates gone; Google; Hyper-V
  113. EIQ Networks offers unique presentation features, but underlying SIEM needs some improvement
  114. TriGeo's SIM is upgraded with higher-end features
  115. CheckPoint's SIEM software offers some good data viewing tools, but lacks other essential elements
  116. NetIQ Security Manager has solid SIEM foundation
  117. High Tower's SIEM strength lies in its simplicity
  118. Q1 Labs QRadar provides effective security event correlation
  119. Are SIEM and log management the same thing?
  120. How we tested security information management tools
  121. SIEM tools come up short
  122. Microsoft Can't Claim Victory in Security Battle
  123. Short Takes
  124. Public lives: Does the internet know too much about us?
  125. Why your text messages are not private
  126. Better protection seen for internet banking users
  127. HSBC sites vulnerable to XSS flaws, could aid phishing attacks
  128. Opera 9.5 gives Firefox 3 a run for its money
  129. Hacker shoehorns Leopard onto MSI Wind
  130. BitTorrent Administrator Found Guilty in First P2P Criminal Jury Case
  131. New Dubai Skyscraper Will Shift Shape Dynamically
  132. 15 Ways Microsoft Can Reinvent Itself for the Post-Gates Era
  133. Hacking The Facebook Platform For Data Portability
  134. Spammers poised to target BlackBerry and iPhone owners
  135. HSBC sites vulnerable to XSS flaws, could aid phishing attacks
  136. SANSFIRE 2008 - Meet the Handlers, (Sun, Jun 29th)
  137. Summertime security: No letup for IT
  138. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  139. Microsoft repairs PCs crippled by XP SP3 update
  140. Summertime security: No letup for IT
  141. Bill Gates retires, Symbian goes open source
  142. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  143. Feds catch LimeWire child porn downloader
  144. Microsoft Corp removes 'Fiji' from window
  145. Troubleshooting Problems with Firefox 3 Crashing or Hanging
  146. Blizzard Entertainment Announces Diablo III in the Works
  147. Third-party tool allows Mac Pro overclocking
  148. 2008 Security Survey: We're Spending More, But Data's No Safer Than Last Year
  149. "Cyber Terrorist" Group Anonymous hacks and defaces two MTV websites
  150. Good Always Comes Out of Bad, (Sat, Jun 28th)
  151. Another Call for Packets - Port 502, (Sat, Jun 28th)
  152. Call for Packets - Port 19905, (Sat, Jun 28th)
  153. Bill Gates retires, Symbian goes open source
  154. Hosted identity service breaks out
  155. Dirty Little Devilz
  156. An effective way to treat Web 2.0 vulnerabilities
  157. An effective way to treat Web 2.0 vulnerabilities
  158. The ARDAgent security hole: What you need to know
  159. Summertime security: No letup for IT
  160. Bill Gates retires, Symbian goes open source
  161. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  162. Hosted identity service breaks out
  163. Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft
  164. France signs IT partners for biometic passport system
  165. SoCal prosecutors say hacker to plead guilty
  166. 14 favourite free internet tools
  167. Apple’s first iPhone app leaked!
  168. Windows XP Departs: Good Riddance or Sad Farewell?
  169. TMZ removes 'Mini-Me' sex tape from site
  170. Malaysian Government Orders Torrent Sites Shutdown
  171. BBC hackers get mashed
  172. VoIPshield reveals VoIP vulnerabilities
  173. Bahraini death threat e-mail alert
  174. North Pole could be ice-free this summer, scientists say
  175. Yahoo Investors Unsure If They Will Support Icahn
  176. Friday Squid Blogging: Rising Fuel Costs Halt Japanese Squid Industry
  177. Jury convicts Web site operator in P2P case
  178. Microsoft repairs PCs crippled by XP SP3 update
  179. Symantec compliance suite offers end-to-end automation
  180. Critical security alert issued for Tor
  181. Trust Digital mobile security meets DISA specs
  182. Schneier Interview in The Edge
  183. Hackers hijack critical Internet organizations
  184. Senate delays vote on surveillance bill until July
  185. Oracle: Damages in SAP suit could be at least $1 billion
  186. Senate delays vote on surveillance bill until July
  187. Cisco, IBM, Intel, Juniper and Microsoft fight cyber terror together
  188. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  189. Woman gets two years for aiding Nigerian Internet check scam
  190. Internet Explorer 'feature' causing drive-by malware attacks
  191. Survey: IT Struggles With Securing Remote Users
  192. IE feature exploited ITW
  193. Senate delays vote on surveillance bill until July
  194. Two New Mac OSX Trojans
  195. Internet Explorer 6 Cross-Domain Scripting Vulnerability
  196. CIOs not taking security breaches seriously
  197. Harvard Medical School Adds Host IDS for PCI
  198. Healthcare System Goes With Single Sign-On
  199. Sipera Secures SIP Trunks
  200. Carrier Pigeons Bringing Contraband into Prisons
  201. Privacy? Hah!
  202. Risk now the target with identity management
  203. Antispam group outlines defenses to block botnet spam
  204. Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
  205. BT buys two German IT companies
  206. Feds: We are ready for IPv6 D-Day
  207. Microsoft selects VeriSign to provide secure HealthVault users
  208. Hospital RFID Tags Interfere with Medical Devices: Study
  209. How to bypass blocked Usenet
  210. Yahoo Fixes Critical Mail Flaw
  211. Antispam Group Outlines Defenses to Block Botnet Spam
  212. Hackers Steal Abbot's Identity in Cash Scam
  213. Makaan.com unaware of fake ads, cops suspect Nigerians
  214. How to Defend Security amid Budget Tightening: Four Approaches
  215. Patches now available for Cisco VoIP holes
  216. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  217. Israeli hackers hit Hamas Web site
  218. Facebook’s Latest Faux Pas
  219. Reformed computer criminals - your country needs you
  220. A Tax On Buggy Software
  221. ICANN and IANA’s domains hijacked by Turkish hacking group
  222. Expect more SQL injection problems, despite Microsoft's help
  223. ATP webpages compromised during Wimbledon tournament
  224. Mars lander finds soil 'friendly' to life
  225. Oyster card hackers may have their research blocked
  226. Security researchers hack the London underground train for free ride
  227. New top-level domains expected in 2009
  228. Brief: EU advisors: Secure ISPs, form "cyber-NATO"
  229. Brief: Malware morphs to greater numbers
  230. Oracle: Damages in SAP-TN suit could top $1B
  231. Tech heavyweights launch security response consortium
  232. Housing bill provision rattles privacy, small business groups
  233. Not All QSAs Are Created Equal: What You Should Know Before You Buy
  234. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  235. Automatic wireless connections, (Thu, Jun 26th)
  236. CCTV Cameras
  237. ICANN and IANA domains hijacked by Turkish crackers
  238. Marshal Launches Secure Email Server
  239. Fired Director of IT accused of destroying organ donor information of former company
  240. Citizen Science
  241. SAP to pay $83.3 million to settle i2 patent suit
  242. Antispam group outlines ways to block spam from botnets
  243. Fired Director of IT acused of destroying organ donor information of former company
  244. Hosted identity service breaks out
  245. Risk now the target with identity management
  246. Antispam group outlines defenses to block botnet spam
  247. Woman gets two years for aiding Nigerian Internet check scam
  248. Gates pushed change in security culture at Microsoft
  249. Reports in full: HMRC and MoD data breaches
  250. Vista SP1 'update' issued