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  1. From the mailbag, (Thu, May 22nd)
  2. With rootkit talk coming, Cisco patches router flaws
  3. U.S. trade agency to investigate semiconductor complaint
  4. MySpace hit by application spam
  5. Lawmakers see cyber threats to electrical grid
  6. YouTube declines request to remove terrorist-produced videos
  7. Feds encrypt 800,000 laptops; 1.2 million to go
  8. Passlogix takes single sign-on mobile
  9. Mobile-related security threats on the rise
  10. FBI warns of scams offering to help Chinese quake victims
  11. FBI warns of China earthquake e-mail scams
  12. Italian Sportswear Co. Adds Secure Web Appliance
  13. Brief: International effort breaks up card-fraud ring
  14. Brief: Gov't shows slow progress on system security
  15. RSnake picks on Google Health... yes, Google wants your medical records, too!
  16. Mobile industry advise on handset security
  17. Surveillance in China
  18. Tired of waiting on Apple, researchers disclose iCal bugs
  19. Ahead of rootkit talk, Cisco patches router flaw
  20. New attack trend pushes POS encryption to the fore
  21. Feds encrypt 800,000 laptops; 1.2 million to go
  22. FBI warns of China earthquake e-mail scams
  23. Where’s the “S” in IT-GRC?
  24. Largest public power grid at cyber risk, feds say
  25. 10G Ethernet powers glitzy Vegas resort
  26. Check Point looks to add browser protection
  27. Small, portable WD 320 GB drive comes to Macs
  28. Check Point looks to add browser protection
  29. Modbook Mac-based tablet shows promise, but limited appeal
  30. Nokia launches new music store in Sweden
  31. Interview: Mark Shuttleworth 'Linux is a platform for people, not just specialists'
  32. Facebook preparing for redesign to clear clutter
  33. FTC Wants to Know What Big Brother Knows About You
  34. Teen arrested in Downingtown hacking case
  35. 802.11n Wi-Fi to 'surpass wired Ethernet'
  36. Staff sacked as O2 cracks down on box breaking
  37. Apple iPhone gets Windows Vista interface
  38. How to properly erase an iPhone
  39. CNN: TVA vulnerable to cyberattack
  40. Users pour scorn on firm's NZ hack-attack study
  41. Microsoft to pay people to use its search service
  42. Bugs Bite Apple iCal Application
  43. AT&T To Finish Deploying Faster 3G Network In June
  44. Star dies an explosive death
  45. OLPC Reveals XO 2.0, The Sub-$100 Laptop
  46. FBI warns of e-mail scams offering to help Chinese quake victims
  47. Managing Mobile Data with Endpoint Security for Laptops
  48. SANS contributes funds, expertise to global cybersecurity group
  49. Cisco plugs holes in Voice Portal, SSH implementation
  50. Three Cisco advisories released today, (Wed, May 21st)
  51. U.S. trade agency to investigate semiconductor complaint
  52. Anti-malware group scolds Apple over Safari 'carpet bomb'
  53. BlackBerry Giving Encryption Keys to Indian Government
  54. Brief: Gov't shows slow progress on system security
  55. Brief: TJX completes Mastercard breach settlement
  56. SAP Certifies Imperva for Web Security
  57. Psystar offers 13 non-Apple Software Updates
  58. iCal vulnerabilities put Mac OS X users at risk
  59. Web Security Appliance Is PCI-Compliant
  60. ISO 27001 Firewall Compliance Solution Debuts
  61. Barracuda Launches High-Cap Spam Firewall
  62. Napster gunning for iTunes with DRM-free music
  63. CertifiedMail Appoints CEO, President/COO
  64. iCal vulnerabilities put Mac OS X users at risk
  65. Mauritius gets computer emergency response team
  66. ING Direct Bank offers free antiphishing software
  67. Phishers point scam at Apple's iTunes
  68. Critics question value of federal IT security report card
  69. Vendors cool on U.K. government super-database
  70. Software piracy group tries a lighter approach to mission
  71. SonicWall introduces new UTM device
  72. 'PatentGate' one year later: MS against open-source world
  73. Hands on with Google Health
  74. Phishers aim scam at Apple's iTunes
  75. Microsoft loses Alcatel-Lucent unified comms patent lawsuit
  76. ZoneAlarm ForceField: Compromised in sixty seconds
  77. Comodo Offers Free SSL Certificates
  78. BitDefender Issues Signature for IE7 Vuln
  79. TrustMe Security API Secures IM, Social Nets
  80. Privileged User Security Firm Builds Channel
  81. Avatier Extends Enterprise Provisioning Mgt
  82. Certicom's Encryption Secures Devices
  83. SECNAP, Viyu Partner
  84. Smart Cards Are on the Rise
  85. Blue Coat Enhances Channel Program
  86. Rich Products Adds NAC
  87. Does running Vista make you feel safe from malware?
  88. Does running Vista make you feel safe from malware?
  89. No security software, no E-banking fraud claims for you
  90. Risk and Culture
  91. Phishing Piers on Legitimate Sites
  92. NG Direct Bank offers free antiphishing software
  93. Secure your network
  94. Mauritius gets computer emergency response team
  95. SonicWall introduces new UTM device
  96. U.K. seeks more data on communications to fight terrorism
  97. What's in Lockheed Martin's wireless security lab?
  98. Identity overload: complacency breeding fraudster paradise
  99. What is the U.S. doing about security? Part 2.
  100. What is the U.S. doing about security?
  101. Inside the wireless security lab of Lockheed Martin
  102. Vista still insecure, says security vendor
  103. Mobile security doesn't cut it
  104. Massive Big Brother database will track every phone call and email sent in Britain
  105. Attacks on Israeli websites intensify
  106. Apple vs RIM: The iPhone-BlackBerry showdown continues
  107. Secunia finds ‘highly critical’ Foxit Reader Flaw
  108. Google Health Launches Amid Privacy Concerns
  109. Cyber criminals cash in on China quake
  110. Cisco Denies Aiding Chinese Web Censorship
  111. Malware attacks hit 327,000 Asian websites
  112. "Phlashing" attacks could render network hardware useless
  113. Mauritius Gets Computer Emergency Response Team
  114. How To Run Linux From A USB Flash Drive
  115. Ten steps to wireless LAN security
  116. Over 1.5 million pages affected by the recent SQL injection attacks
  117. False alarm!
  118. Ouch: Mozilla patches 24 total issues in Firefox, SeaMonkey, XULRunner, and Thunderbird
  119. Puncturing the myth of the invulnerable OS
  120. Pro-Serbian hacktivists attacking Albanian web sites
  121. MEGA Automates Audit, Control, Risk in GRC
  122. Americans Worry About Security, Health
  123. AT&T's Sterling Commerce Selects Palamida
  124. Ipswitch Intros Secure Web-Based FTP Server
  125. XP SP3 update corrupts Windows registry, users claim
  126. Pro-Serbian hacktivists attacking albanian web sites
  127. PayPal fixes XSS vulnerability
  128. Eliminate Spam, Gain Productivity
  129. Army aims to take guesswork out of cyberdefense
  130. Our Data, Ourselves
  131. Russian social networking website hit by worm
  132. Transforming Business Continuity with VMware Infrastructure and Dell EqualLogic
  133. Secunia finds 'highly critical' Foxit Reader Flaw
  134. Apple under pressure to fix Safari 'carpet bomb' flaw
  135. IBM Rolls Out Identity & Access Mgt Tools
  136. Java 6 Update 6 has been released, (Tue, May 20th)
  137. Secure your network
  138. Bleak prospects for privacy
  139. Identity overload: complacency breeding fraudster paradise
  140. Cisco bolsters video security at Harrah’s casino chain
  141. Virtualization security tools: one hidden risk
  142. PayPal flaw raises questions about EV-SSL
  143. Vista laid low by new malware figures
  144. Who's device is it anyway? BP tackles information leakage
  145. Employers loosen rules on camera phones
  146. This Site is Safe from Hackers. Is it really?
  147. Spying on Computer Monitors Off Reflective Objects
  148. InfoWorld's top 10 tech start-ups for 2008
  149. ExaProtect Integrates Log, Event & Change Mgt
  150. 75% of Investment Firms Expect $100M Loss
  151. SonicWLL Rolls Out Next-Gen UTM for SMBs
  152. Podcast Episode Four has been released, (Tue, May 20th)
  153. Is SOA testing tough enough?
  154. Astaro Secures Skype Abuse in Corporate Networks
  155. Endace Adds 100-Gig Snort to Appliances
  156. Are you wary of the insider on the outside?
  157. Critics attack gov't email, phone database plan
  158. Does running Vista make you feel safe from malware?
  159. List of malicious domains inserted through SQL injection, (Tue, May 20th)
  160. Airlines Profiting from TSA Rules
  161. Brits living in fear of identity fraud
  162. McAfee anti-fraud researcher charged with fraud
  163. Cisco bolsters video security at Harrah’s casino chain
  164. McAfee anti-fraud researcher charged with fraud
  165. Group says MySpace cyber-bully prosecution goes too far
  166. Inside Lockheed Martin's wireless security lab
  167. Users report more trouble with Windows XP SP3
  168. 38 in U.S., Romania charged in phishing schemes
  169. Panda announces antimalware service
  170. Facebook CEO wants to talk with Google on Friend Connect
  171. Is your reputation at risk?
  172. 'Noisy' anti-Phorm tool developed
  173. New attack trend pushes POS encryption to the fore
  174. The Storm Worm would love to infect you
  175. McAfee anti-fraud researcher charged with fraud
  176. Use a fake name, go to jail
  177. The Storm Worm would love to infect you
  178. Employers loosen rules on camera phones
  179. The Storm Worm Would Love to Infect You
  180. PayPal plugs cross-site scripting vulnerability
  181. A secure SOA for DOD
  182. William Jackson | What leadership can do
  183. Google Health Connects Patients & Docs
  184. Hijacker Working at Heathrow Airport
  185. Akonix & Pivot Partner, Launch IM Archiving
  186. PayPal plugs cross-site scripting hole that side-stepped stronger security
  187. I'm stepping aside...
  188. Welcome (back) Ryan Naraine; Zero Day's line-up revamped
  189. Zoho Writer flaw highlights disclosure problem in Web 2.0 world
  190. 38 in U.S., Romania charged in phishing schemes
  191. Update: Mass SQL injection attack targets Chinese Web sites
  192. Fujitsu security system targets employee tailgating
  193. Hacker compromised Red Cross earthquake relief site
  194. Researchers find new ways to steal data
  195. 38 in U.S., Romania charged in phishing schemes
  196. 38 in US, Romania charged in phishing schemes
  197. Is your reputation at risk?
  198. Popular open source spam filter gets boost
  199. Hacker compromised Red Cross earthquake relief site
  200. Cybercrime Convention will benefit Australia
  201. Mass SQL injection attack targets Chinese Web sites
  202. I spy your PC: Researchers find new ways to steal data
  203. Google defends helping police nab defamer
  204. VeriSign Confirms Root Certificates Safe
  205. Panda Security Rolls Out SaaS for SMBs
  206. Mass SQL injection attack hits Chinese Web sites
  207. Advisors Group Says Don't Overlook Connectivity
  208. Symantec Launches Online Fraud Protection
  209. Survey: Orphaned Accounts Pose Security Risk
  210. Risk Management Is Broken
  211. Route filtering and its impact on the DNS fabric, (Mon, May 19th)
  212. Get your Anti-Malware and Firewalls Up-to-Date!!
  213. Text message and telephone aid scams, (Mon, May 19th)
  214. Panda Security delivers cloud-based security management service for SMBs
  215. Fast-Fluxing SQL injection attacks executed from the Asprox botnet
  216. BT licenses Splunk technology to aid in data rentention and compliance monitoring
  217. Fast-Fluxing SQL Injection Attacks Executed from the Asprox Botnet
  218. Random Number Bug in Debian Linux
  219. Neocleus - A different take on desktop virtualization
  220. I spy your PC: Researchers find new ways to steal data
  221. Facebook CEO wants to talk with Google on Friend Connect
  222. Fujitsu security system targets employee tailgating
  223. Popular open source spam filter gets boost
  224. Bring me a password. Now bring me another and another ...
  225. Cisco alums readying firewall killer
  226. NASA moves to save computers from swarming ants
  227. US Air Force Colonel Proposes Skynet
  228. D.O.M group members arrested
  229. Global Dispatches
  230. A Browser for Analytics
  231. You Have to Be Reasonable
  232. A birds eye view on security
  233. If hackers don't get you, maybe Google will
  234. Friday Squid Blogging: Tentacle Arm
  235. NASA moves to save computers from swarming ants
  236. Tools circulate that crack Debian, Ubuntu keys
  237. A Mileage Report from BlueHat , (Sun, May 18th)
  238. Five IRS employees charged with snooping at tax records
  239. NASA moves to save computers from swarming ants
  240. Microsoft ballyhoos Vista's lower patch count
  241. Tools circulate that crack Debian, Ubuntu keys
  242. Keynote videos from HITBSecConf2008 - Dubai released
  243. Firefox 3.0 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) available for download
  244. Google Street View could become a legal problem in Europe
  245. PayPal meltdown wreaks havoc on some ecommerce websites
  246. Spanish Police Arrest Major Internet Hackers
  247. Hackers disrupt Sri Lankan news website
  248. XP SP3 Issues, (Sat, May 17th)
  249. D.O.M group members arrested
  250. Microsoft ballyhoos Vista's lower patch count