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  1. Windows XP Service Pack 3 Released, (Tue, May 6th)
  2. DIY identity-theft protection: A 12-step program
  3. State Department Loses Hundreds of Laptops
  4. BlackBerry gets message security, archiving
  5. Yahoo uses McAfee SiteAdvisor to filter evil Web sites
  6. ISPs, Web sites must tackle piracy, says CBS, Viacom chief
  7. Google backs open-source CERT group
  8. Security ahead of risk at the border
  9. DDoS attacks knock Radio Free Europe off the Web
  10. Safest way to bank online? Your cell phone
  11. ISPs, Web sites must tackle piracy, says CBS, Viacom chief
  12. VMware regroups after Determina buy
  13. Google backs open-source CERT group
  14. Yahoo uses McAfee SiteAdvisor to filter evil Web sites
  15. Stupid hacker tricks part 2: Youth and consequences
  16. House of Hackers social community opens up
  17. Brief: Study: Security pros look to wireless, biometrics
  18. Brief: Patch paper redux: Move along please
  19. Google launches CERT for open source
  20. Crimeware server exposes breadth of data theft
  21. Do we need another CERT?
  22. Stupid hacker tricks, part two: The folly of youth
  23. Tufin Bows Security Policy Automation
  24. IBM Network IPS Gets NSS Labs Approval
  25. Dual-Use Technologies and the Equities Issue
  26. Yahoo faces shareholder ire over failed Microsoft bid
  27. News to know: SAP; Hacking NASA; Apple; OpenSolaris
  28. Workers hit by password overload
  29. Yahoo uses McAfee SiteAdvisor to filter evil Web sites
  30. With Determina, VMware drops fortress mentality
  31. Google backs open-source CERT group
  32. Safest way to bank online? Your cell phone
  33. Antispyware efforts by Washington state target registry cleaners
  34. Mozilla Messaging patches Thunderbird bugs
  35. Evolving Cyber Attacks Pose Challenges
  36. Opinion: Malware vs. anti-malware, 20 years into the fray
  37. GNUCITIZEN sets up House of Hackers
  38. Whitepaper: Evolving Cyber Attacks Pose Challenges
  39. EBay not budging on PayPal proposal
  40. Echoworx launches Windows file-based encryption tool
  41. Cisco: Networking Is Hot Again
  42. Google Concerned About Verizon's Open Access
  43. Monster.com Founder Starts Social Networking Site for the Dead
  44. Zibri says 3G iPhone has no copy/paste and no MMS
  45. Hacking NASA: One small step for man, one giant leap for hackers?
  46. Storm bot's stranglehold slipping
  47. Cross-Site-Scripting with Morse code
  48. The untold story of illegal peer-to-peer network activity on campus
  49. Pummeled In The Stock Market, Yahoo's Yang Looks Ahead
  50. Ballmer: Microsoft's Web Strategy Doesn't Stop With Yahoo
  51. CoreCodec apologizes for wrongful Google DMCA takedown
  52. Networking sites attract identity thieves`
  53. PHP 5.2.6 out w/ security updates, (Mon, May 5th)
  54. Defenses Against Automated Patch-Based Exploit Generation, (Mon, May 5th)
  55. Hacking NASA: One small step for man, one giant leap for hackers?
  56. Virtualized iSCSI SANs: Flexible, Scalable, Enterprise Storage for Virtual Infrastructures
  57. Case Study: Consolidating Servers While Keeping Them in Sync with DR
  58. Catching up: MySpace adds Karaoke; Friends Reunited drops paid access; Facebook apps create privacy scare
  59. Security Engineering, by Ross Anderson
  60. Guidance for producing derivative crypto keys
  61. SAP: Security keeps it off Symbian, Windows Mobile, iPhone for now
  62. WhiteHat Security, Breach Security Partner
  63. Common misconceptions about database security
  64. Lynn McNulty | Information security goes pro
  65. Mozilla Messaging patches Thunderbird bugs
  66. On death and de-perimeterization
  67. Google takes down open source project after DMCA complaint
  68. Stupid hacker tricks, part two: The folly of youth
  69. BBB Case #947344536
  70. R. Fink | Real red-phone moments
  71. Hacking gets political
  72. EPA asks for data center data
  73. Careful with that call
  74. Lynn McNulty | Information security goes pro
  75. Have a nice day — and don’t forget to delete
  76. Nowhere to hide
  77. Titus Bows Message Security for OWA
  78. Concord Hospital Adds SSL VPN, UTM
  79. NetMotion Wireless Enhances Mobile Security & VOIP
  80. Digital Certs for Pharma and Healthcare
  81. Host and Net DLP Vendors Team Up
  82. The Doghouse: Passwordsafe.com
  83. Data-loss prevention players link products
  84. Mozilla Messaging patches Thunderbird bugs
  85. On death and de-perimeterization
  86. Morse Code Rickroll 0-day... no, seriously, I mean it
  87. MSFT walks away from YHOO: The antitrust connection
  88. Framing an Acquisition
  89. Global Dispatches
  90. Campus Whispers
  91. DDoS attacks knocked Radio Free Europe off the Web
  92. How Configuration Management supports Systems Security, (Sun, May 4th)
  93. Resist the latest business phishes
  94. Stop thieves from stealing your laptop
  95. Forrester: IT must prove need for disaster recovery tools
  96. Mozilla Messaging patches Thunderbird bugs
  97. Resist the latest business phishes
  98. Google adwords fuel new URL attack
  99. Stop thieves from stealing your laptop
  100. Windows Vista XP Update Causing Loss of Audio on Some Systems , (Sat, May 3rd)
  101. Google adwords fuel new URL attack
  102. Privacy advocates: Court posting personal data in documents
  103. Resist the latest business phishes
  104. 100 e-mail bouncebacks? You've been backscattered.
  105. Google adwords fuel new URL attack
  106. Military computer contractor convicted on ID theft charges
  107. On death and de-perimeterization
  108. Stop thieves from stealing your laptop
  109. Privacy advocates: Court posting personal data in documents
  110. Breaking Google's audio CAPTCHA
  111. Hackers look to hardware viruses
  112. Military computer contractor pleads guilty to ID theft
  113. Dell Vostro keyboards cause confusion
  114. Sky downloads use Windows DRM, leave out Macs
  115. A new way to think about data encryption: two-level keys
  116. Hacker promises jailbreak/unlock tool for iPhone OS 2.0
  117. Linux-friendly microkernel OS tightens mobile security
  118. Forensic exam concludes no breach happened at university
  119. Indian army to boost cybersecurity
  120. Antivirus holes, browser spies are highlights at Microsoft's BlueHat hacker sessions
  121. Protecting Yourself From Suspicionless Searches While Traveling
  122. McBride: "Linux Is a Copy of UNIX"
  123. Microsoft Simplifies Game Development With Popfly Game Creator
  124. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Fiction
  125. News: Groups warn travelers to limit laptop data
  126. News: U.S. gov't pushes cybersecurity at con
  127. Military computer contractor pleads guilty to ID theft
  128. Friday Squid Blogging: They're Defrosting a Colossal Squid in New Zealand
  129. Military computer contractor convicted of ID theft
  130. Schneier Interviews
  131. Protect Your Macintosh Copies Available
  132. PHP delivers key patches
  133. Botnet attacks military systems
  134. Privacy advocates: Court posting personal data in documents
  135. Breaking Google's audio CAPTCHA
  136. U.K. agency disciplines staff over unauthorized data access
  137. Why is this called 'virtual kidnapping'?
  138. Microsoft backpedals on Windows updates
  139. Nigerian gets 18 months for cyberattack on NASA employee
  140. U.S. firm fined for violations related to H-1B program
  141. Botnet attacks military systems
  142. Trend Micro Warns of 'Italian Job II'
  143. Quocirca's Straight Talking: Tighten content security
  144. Hi, remember me?..., (Fri, May 2nd)
  145. Fortinet Report: Online Gaming Trojans Rise
  146. Questioning IT
  147. Video: Business security threats
  148. Public trust eroded: Data breaches to blame
  149. National fraud reporting centre to arrive next year
  150. House of Lords backs data loss law change
  151. Global security spend to hit $10.5bn
  152. Hacking 'goodies' get industry body
  153. Mobiles to come under attack from 'bad guys'
  154. Security - vendors must take some responsibility
  155. Security breaches down - but at what price?
  156. Facebook under attack: The spam and phishing threat
  157. Police Facebook presence strikes privacy chord
  158. Sky Marshals on the No-Fly List
  159. Secunia NSI 2.0 Final Release - try it for free
  160. News to know: Sun; Microhoo; Vista; Linux security; Spigit
  161. Why is this called 'virtual kidnapping'?
  162. Microsoft hack pack spells trouble
  163. Anonymizer acquired by risk-mitigation firm
  164. How one site dealt with SQL injection attack
  165. Interop spins technology as a way to save
  166. PacketHop unveils first commercial release of WLAN mesh standard
  167. Webroot plots the end of desktop security
  168. XP change corrupts data, hamstrings SP3 rollout
  169. What to Worry About
  170. Windows Detours, (Thu, May 1st)
  171. 7 dirty secrets of the security industry
  172. Windows XP SteadyState, (Thu, May 1st)
  173. More bad news for McAfee, HackerSafe certification
  174. Nigerian gets 18 months for cyber attack on NASA employee
  175. Word up to Linux fan boys: Multiple Linux flaws show that Linux also has kernel issues
  176. Securing Financial Services Beyond the Perimeter
  177. Study: U.S. needs stronger broadband policy
  178. Infosec scoping spreadsheet
  179. Webroot plots the end of desktop security
  180. Startups take on network security, management
  181. Instant messaging attacks spike in April
  182. Webroot plots the end of desktop security
  183. XP change corrupts data, hamstrings SP3 rollout
  184. 7 dirty secrets of the security industry
  185. Researchers infiltrate Kraken botnet, could clean it out
  186. The physical access control project planner
  187. Promise for protecting laptops
  188. A look at identity-theft protection services
  189. 600 HMRC workers caught snooping
  190. Public trust eroded: Data breaches to blame
  191. RSA Attendees Worry About Mobile Data Leakages
  192. News: Radio Free Europe hit by DDoS attack
  193. News: Flash vuln fells Vista
  194. News: Xbox Live account theft puts users at risk
  195. Q&A: Olympics cyberattack not a major threat, says Interpol official
  196. A personal denial of service attack
  197. Using mail for phishing
  198. Video: Business security threats
  199. Symantec Reports Record Revenue, Earnings
  200. McAfee Names COO/CFO
  201. ISC Podcast Episode Number 3, (Thu, May 1st)
  202. Heroin vs. Terrorism
  203. Data breach laws cover everyone
  204. Fraud, theft risks in supply chains are everywhere
  205. Colorado penny stock spammer gets jail time
  206. Symantec ends fiscal year with strong earnings
  207. U.S. man gets 30 months in prison for 'warez' operation
  208. Interpol: Olympics cyberattack not a major threat
  209. U.S. Bank suffers Web 2.0 security headaches
  210. Virtual server sprawl highlights security concerns
  211. Battling brandjackers
  212. Compliance By The Numbers - Addressing Requirements with Online Document Management and Collaboration Technology
  213. Your 10 Biggest Network Security Worries
  214. Microsoft Board Fails to Decide on Yahoo
  215. Nigerian duped gullible NASA employee
  216. Microsoft Gives Backdoor to Law Enforcement -- Well, Not Really
  217. MacBook Pro with custom 128GB SSD upgrade benchmarked
  218. Arstechnica guide to securing your wireless network
  219. 'Hacktivism' making a comeback
  220. AppleTV updates: Linux bootloader released, internet radio improved
  221. Researchers infiltrate Kracken botnet, could clean it out
  222. The Kind of Cybercrime Interpol Expects at the Summer Olympics
  223. Why rumors of an AT&T 3G iPhone 'discount' don't add up
  224. XSS vulnerability found in McAfee HackerSafe sites
  225. Ex-Nortel VPs Settle Fraud Charges
  226. Travel group warns: Corporate data at risk from laptop searches at border
  227. Interpol: Olympics cyberattack not a major threat
  228. Opinion: Promise for protecting laptops
  229. True Zero Day Protection: The Only Defense Against Evolving Security Threats
  230. Understanding and Blocking the New Botnets
  231. Microsoft Has Developed Windows Forensic Analysis Tool for Police
  232. Researchers infiltrate Kracken botnet, could clean it out
  233. Brief: Patch paper redux: Move along please
  234. Brief: German intel agency blasted for cyber espionage
  235. U.S. man gets 30 months in prison for 'warez' operation
  236. Microsoft helps law enforcement get around encryption
  237. More thoughts on drawing the line
  238. Virtual server sprawl highlights security concerns
  239. Battling brandjackers
  240. New techniques hide PDF malware
  241. Hosted solution cures spam's effect on VPN, bandwidth
  242. Symantec Norton 360 Version 2.0 software suite
  243. Medical data breaches put patients at risk
  244. Palo Alto Networks Wins Grand Prize
  245. AirMagnet Wins Best of Interop for Mobile
  246. Conn. man gets 30 months in prison for 'warez' operation
  247. Public trust eroded: Data breaches to blame
  248. Absolute Software Is Key to Stolen Laptop Recoveries
  249. BitDefender Detects EDUnet Spread
  250. Blue Coat, Vericept Partner