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  1. Cisco, IBM, Intel, Juniper and Microsoft fight cyber terror together
  2. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  3. Woman gets two years for aiding Nigerian Internet check scam
  4. Internet Explorer 'feature' causing drive-by malware attacks
  5. Survey: IT Struggles With Securing Remote Users
  6. IE feature exploited ITW
  7. Senate delays vote on surveillance bill until July
  8. Two New Mac OSX Trojans
  9. Internet Explorer 6 Cross-Domain Scripting Vulnerability
  10. CIOs not taking security breaches seriously
  11. Harvard Medical School Adds Host IDS for PCI
  12. Healthcare System Goes With Single Sign-On
  13. Sipera Secures SIP Trunks
  14. Carrier Pigeons Bringing Contraband into Prisons
  15. Privacy? Hah!
  16. Risk now the target with identity management
  17. Antispam group outlines defenses to block botnet spam
  18. Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
  19. BT buys two German IT companies
  20. Feds: We are ready for IPv6 D-Day
  21. Microsoft selects VeriSign to provide secure HealthVault users
  22. Hospital RFID Tags Interfere with Medical Devices: Study
  23. How to bypass blocked Usenet
  24. Yahoo Fixes Critical Mail Flaw
  25. Antispam Group Outlines Defenses to Block Botnet Spam
  26. Hackers Steal Abbot's Identity in Cash Scam
  27. Makaan.com unaware of fake ads, cops suspect Nigerians
  28. How to Defend Security amid Budget Tightening: Four Approaches
  29. Patches now available for Cisco VoIP holes
  30. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  31. Israeli hackers hit Hamas Web site
  32. Facebook’s Latest Faux Pas
  33. Reformed computer criminals - your country needs you
  34. A Tax On Buggy Software
  35. ICANN and IANA’s domains hijacked by Turkish hacking group
  36. Expect more SQL injection problems, despite Microsoft's help
  37. ATP webpages compromised during Wimbledon tournament
  38. Mars lander finds soil 'friendly' to life
  39. Oyster card hackers may have their research blocked
  40. Security researchers hack the London underground train for free ride
  41. New top-level domains expected in 2009
  42. Brief: EU advisors: Secure ISPs, form "cyber-NATO"
  43. Brief: Malware morphs to greater numbers
  44. Oracle: Damages in SAP-TN suit could top $1B
  45. Tech heavyweights launch security response consortium
  46. Housing bill provision rattles privacy, small business groups
  47. Not All QSAs Are Created Equal: What You Should Know Before You Buy
  48. Researchers warn of IE6 zero-day bug
  49. Automatic wireless connections, (Thu, Jun 26th)
  50. CCTV Cameras
  51. ICANN and IANA domains hijacked by Turkish crackers
  52. Marshal Launches Secure Email Server
  53. Fired Director of IT accused of destroying organ donor information of former company
  54. Citizen Science
  55. SAP to pay $83.3 million to settle i2 patent suit
  56. Antispam group outlines ways to block spam from botnets
  57. Fired Director of IT acused of destroying organ donor information of former company
  58. Hosted identity service breaks out
  59. Risk now the target with identity management
  60. Antispam group outlines defenses to block botnet spam
  61. Woman gets two years for aiding Nigerian Internet check scam
  62. Gates pushed change in security culture at Microsoft
  63. Reports in full: HMRC and MoD data breaches
  64. Vista SP1 'update' issued
  65. Hands-on Ethical Hacking - Upcoming seminars schedule
  66. Intellitactics and Securify Partner to Tackle Insider Risk
  67. Fever Screening at Airports
  68. Another way of restoring files after a Gpcode attack
  69. Systemic wars of the third millennium
  70. Cleaning Chinese malware sites harder than in U.S.
  71. Malware, spam, botnets growing faster than ever before
  72. Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
  73. Gates pushed change in security culture at Microsoft
  74. Proofpoint acquires Fortiva
  75. Need for "radical change" in gov't data handling
  76. News: Breach-notification laws not working?
  77. News: Boycott spotlights antivirus testing issues
  78. Russian hackers planning attacks against Baltic countries and Ukraine
  79. Global warming is a security issue say American spies
  80. How Well Would Your Business Survive?, (Thu, Jun 26th)
  81. Insurer offers mobile health records
  82. Brief: Malware morphs to greater numbers
  83. Brief: Game Trojans outscore Storm worm
  84. Security certification rules could shake up IT management
  85. NSA Certifies General Dynamics's Encryptor
  86. Fortify Offers PCI 6.6 Project Template
  87. Cleaning Chinese malware sites a 'bigger challenge' than in U.S., says researcher
  88. Microsoft Picks VeriSign for Secure Log-In
  89. Avaya, Cisco and Nortel face VoIP vulnerabilities
  90. Senators question border laptop searches
  91. Yahoo Mail vulnerability discovered, fixed, company says
  92. The staff, the thief, the device and its data
  93. Senators question border laptop searches
  94. Bush: Tech workers won't be hurt by visa extension
  95. Dell adds storage, disaster management services to portfolio
  96. Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
  97. Microsoft releases security tools for ASP, ASP.Net
  98. Microsoft advisory targets SQL injection attacks
  99. Data Security Summary - January to June 2008
  100. Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
  101. Seven steps to disaster-recovery planning
  102. Ruby creators warn of serious flaws
  103. 4 signs your security program's gone too far
  104. Microsoft, HP ship tools to protect Web sites from hackers
  105. The staff, the thief, the device and its data
  106. ISP backs off of behavioral ad plan
  107. Symplified Introduces Identity-as-a-Service
  108. Major Bug Found in Yahoo! Mail
  109. Industrial Defender Acquires Teltone
  110. Two New Mac OSX Trojans
  111. Lack of RFID standards leads to media panic
  112. Microsoft ships free code auditing tools to thwart SQL injection attacks
  113. BreakingPoint Adds Toolkit
  114. eIQnetworks Rolls Out IT GRC for MSSP's
  115. Podcast Episode Seven Posted, (Wed, Jun 25th)
  116. RSA Launches Identity Solution
  117. Yahoo swats serious cross-site scripting bug
  118. Another Trojan hits Mac OS X
  119. EFF attacks foundation of entire RIAA lawsuit campaign
  120. Another Trojan hits Mac OS X?
  121. Using Google Earth to Find Unguarded Houses
  122. Yahoo Mail vulnerability discovered, fixed, company says
  123. Seven steps to disaster-recovery planning
  124. The staff, the thief, the device and its data
  125. ISP backs off of behavioral ad plan
  126. Group says Google a top source of badware
  127. $1B market for meddling with DNS poses security problem
  128. Two New Mac OSX Trojans
  129. Ambulance service loses 999 details
  130. Gates pushed change in security culture at Microsoft
  131. Faceparty tells critics to F*** Off, suspends entire site
  132. IT mega-projects: First 100 days are crucial
  133. Firefox nears 20 percent market share
  134. One Man, One Long List, No More Web Ads
  135. Nokia to take control of UK's Symbian
  136. Internet Provider Halts Plan to Track, Sell Users' Surfing Data
  137. Wi-Fi hotspots everywhere. In Singapore that is.
  138. Microsoft releases critical update for Office 2008 for Mac
  139. FBI Visits Leaker of Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy
  140. Tiny capacitors may overcome physical limits of hard drives
  141. Vista security to be 'obliterated' at Black Hat
  142. The '640K' quote won't go away -- but did Gates really say it?
  143. AV in the cloud... wait, what?
  144. Does cyber-terrorism exist?
  145. Researcher slams Adobe for 'epidemic' of JavaScript bugs
  146. Microsoft eradicates password stealers from more than two million computers
  147. Meet the iPod Doctor: He makes house calls
  148. Open Source Data Recovery Tools To The Rescue
  149. How can app developers solve a problem like insecure code?
  150. Stakeouts, Lucky Breaks Snare Six More in Citibank ATM Heist
  151. Report of Coreflood.dr Infection, (Wed, Jun 25th)
  152. Securing data at E-Loan
  153. 200,000 sites spreading web malware, China's hosting the most
  154. Microsoft SQL Injection Prevention Strategy, (Tue, Jun 24th)
  155. Four signs your security program's gone too far
  156. Podcast Episode Seven Record Notice, (Tue, Jun 24th)
  157. Microsoft ships free code auditing tools to thwart SQL injection attacks
  158. Group says Google a top source of badware
  159. Microsoft ships free code auditing tools to block SQL injection attacks
  160. Confused Security Reasoning
  161. Malware Grows Faster Than Ever, Says F-Secure
  162. US Customs IT Commish Goes to Work
  163. Researcher slams Adobe for 'epidemic' of JavaScript bugs
  164. Survey: Microsoft patches ignored
  165. Ruby creators warn of serious flaws
  166. ICANN: Meddling with DNS poses security problem
  167. After Bill Gates, five possible futures for Microsoft
  168. Symantec Adds Enhanced Content Discovery
  169. Communal security?
  170. Proofpoint acquires Fortiva
  171. $1B market for meddling with DNS poses security problem
  172. Most corporate networks vulnerable to cyberattacks
  173. Brief: Game Trojans outscore Storm worm
  174. Brief: Ruby project patches serious flaws
  175. $1B market for meddling with DNS poses security problem
  176. Spam attack shut downs Marshall Islands email service
  177. Two New Mac OSX Trojans
  178. Adobe ships critical PDF Reader, Acrobat patch
  179. Proofpoint Acquires Fortiva
  180. ArcSight Integrates Identity, Security Mgt
  181. Pretty Good Key
  182. Lots of Subjects and One Video
  183. Trojan exploiting unpatched Mac OS X vulnerability in the wild
  184. IT Attacks: Insiders vs. Outsiders
  185. Orchestria updates data leak prevention suite
  186. CNET employees notified after data breach
  187. Preventing data breaches not a technology issue
  188. Patch-blocking bug also stymies Microsoft's WSUS
  189. Endpoint security holes an open door for attackers
  190. CNET employees notified after data breach
  191. Start-up sues Google over e-mail switching tool
  192. Measuring your personal IT value
  193. CNET Employees Notified After Data Breach
  194. Broadcom Co-Founder Pleads Guilty to Lying to SEC
  195. Should Apple Let PC Users Run Mac OS?
  196. New 10.5.4 seed shows Apple mending iCal, winding down
  197. Hacker changes news releases on sheriff's Web site
  198. Adobe Reader and Acrobat 8.1.2 Security Update, (Tue, Jun 24th)
  199. Social Networking Can Affect Real World In Powerful Ways
  200. Indie video game designers break through
  201. Northern Indiana hit by major card cloning scam
  202. Kernel hackers call for open source drivers
  203. Are smartphone viruses really a threat to your network?
  204. Oyster hackers roam London for free
  205. Will the last HD DVD be a collector's item?
  206. Intel takes Wimax R&D to Saudi Arabia
  207. Five undisclosed features of Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard
  208. Whatever happened to artificial intelligence?
  209. How Snow Leopard can save Mac OS X from malware attacks
  210. Preventing SQL injection, (Mon, Jun 23rd)
  211. SSH scans, source port 80?, (Mon, Jun 23rd)
  212. Linux developers condemn binary drivers
  213. Juniper Expands J-Care Technical Services
  214. Brief: Ruby project patches serious flaws
  215. Brief: Safari update fixes "carpet bomb" flaw
  216. Leveraging Data Leak Prevention Technology to Secure Corporate Assets
  217. Secure Computing Ranks #1 in AV Test Labs Study
  218. Liquid Ban Gone Weird
  219. Liberty Alliance issues guidelines for standardized identity assurance, privacy controls
  220. Sun Unveils Release of Identity Manager
  221. Do smart phone viruses really threaten your network?
  222. Editor's Desk | Rep. Wolf's warning on cybersecurity
  223. Cybercrooks going after the euros
  224. Liberty releases guidelines for data management, handling
  225. Demo exploits posted for unpatched MS Word vulnerability
  226. Preventing data breaches not a technology issue
  227. Most corporate networks vulnerable to cyberattacks
  228. Are smartphone viruses really a threat to your network?
  229. Liberty releases guidelines for data management, handling
  230. Third of IT admins admit snooping with privileged passwords
  231. Endpoint security holes an open door for attackers
  232. Symantec Rolls Out Endpoint Management Platform
  233. WhiteHat Secures $7M Round of Funding
  234. CA Adopts AlgoSec Firewall Analyzer
  235. Utimaco Unveils API for Security Administration
  236. Hacker Daniel Hoffman Joins SMobile as CTO
  237. Experian launches biometric voice ID checks
  238. Liberty Alliance Releases ID Frameworks
  239. Cloudmark Rolls Out Spam Filter for Mail Stores
  240. 90% of all statistics can be made to say anything... 50% of the time, aka my thoughts on the Verizon report
  241. New Technology to Detect Chemical, Biological, and Explosive Agents
  242. News to Know: Googlenomics; Windows Mobile 7 phones; Broadband hell
  243. Marketers mucking up data-privacy efforts
  244. Are smartphone viruses really a threat to your network?
  245. Patch-blocking bug also stymies Microsoft's WSUS
  246. NYPD to FCC: Don't re-auction safety spectrum
  247. Security vendors report 'critical' Trojan exploit for Mac
  248. Antitrust regulators scrutinizing Windows 7, IE 8
  249. 90% of all statistics can be made to say anything... 50% of the time, aka my thoughts on the Verizon report
  250. Attack Vector