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  1. The perimeter is dead, information is king
  2. BigFix Slashes List Price of AntiThreat to $1
  3. Microsoft patches Vista, Windows Server 2008, IE
  4. NSA's Linux
  5. Microsoft patches Vista; Windows Server 2008; IE
  6. April 2008 - Black Tuesday Overview, (Tue, Apr 8th)
  7. Brief: Stolen hardware basis for most breaches
  8. Brief: FBI: Cybercrime racks up more profits
  9. Microsoft calls for talks on Internet trust, safety
  10. Microsoft's End to End trust vision: Can this identity, trusted stack thing work?
  11. RSA: Microsoft launches trusted Internet initiative; Aims for security dialogue
  12. DHS to offer backdoor increase to H-1B visas?
  13. 'Crimeware as a service' the next big thing
  14. Google defends right to hold users' personal data
  15. Yankee Group pulls 'inaccurate' virtualization report
  16. Outsourcing blamed for rising security woes
  17. IBM confident of victory in patent spat with Asustek
  18. Cisco, EMC extend security partnership
  19. IBM's project Phantom to lock down virtual machines
  20. The debate over the right data loss prevention strategy
  21. Secure coding: the invisible elephant
  22. Europe mulls six-month limit for search engine data storage
  23. U.S. gov't faces challenge of balancing data access, security
  24. Cisco, EMC extend security partnership
  25. Security researcher: Web page can take over your router
  26. People are mugs over identity theft
  27. Symantec's Global Internet Security Threat Report, (Tue, Apr 8th)
  28. RSA's Coviello: Let's cook up a thinking security defense system
  29. Nato allies form cyber defence command
  30. RSA Announces Risk Management SolutionS
  31. Malicious Attacks Focus on Trusted Websites
  32. Symantec's Global Internet Security Threat Report, (Tue, Apr 8th)
  33. RSA: IBM's project Phantom to lock down virtual machines
  34. Digital certificates could become standard in IDs
  35. Outsourced Software Development Ups Risk
  36. The Feeling and Reality of Security
  37. UK a hotbed for cyber crime
  38. RSA - IBM's project Phantom to lock down virtual machines
  39. U.S. gov't faces challenge of balancing data access, security
  40. Cisco, EMC extend security partnership
  41. Cisco and EMC announce data-leak prevention partnership
  42. Security researcher: Web page can take over your router
  43. Hitachi buys majority stake in ID management vendor
  44. How we tested SonicWall E7500
  45. OS Smackdown: Linux vs. Mac OS X vs. Windows Vista vs. Windows XP
  46. Malware count blows past 1M mark
  47. Web page can take over your router
  48. DHS extends time foreign students can stay in U.S.
  49. Small Town Wireless (non)Security!
  50. IC3's 2007 Internet Crime Report
  51. Third Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest
  52. New attack kit targets bag of ActiveX bugs
  53. SonicWall smashes speed records
  54. Kraken Technical Details, (Mon, Apr 7th)
  55. Feds face challenge of balancing data access and security
  56. Hitachi Acquires M-Tech
  57. HP admits to selling infected flash-floppy drives
  58. Abaca's Anti-Spam Available for Enterprises
  59. SenSage Joins McAfee Alliance
  60. VeriSign Launches Authentication Program
  61. Network Solutions Technical Difficulties? Enom too, (Mon, Apr 7th)
  62. The Ineffectiveness of Security Cameras
  63. Seagate to release self-encrypting disk drive
  64. Black Hat Europe, Day 4 (Finally): Early wake-up calls always lead to long days
  65. Guardium 1st to Monitor Encrypted Database Traffic
  66. Finjan Releases v9 of Security Web Appliance
  67. Imperva Closes $20M D Financing
  68. New attack kit targets bag of ActiveX bugs
  69. Deadline looms to re-engineer networks
  70. William Jackson | Old security issues, and plenty of new ones
  71. Apple: We'll take Manhattan
  72. Microsoft must pay Alcatel-Lucent $367 million
  73. Asustek sues IBM in patent row
  74. Microsoft to issue eight patches this month
  75. HSBC loses disc with 370,000 customer details
  76. UTM firewall review: SonicWall smashes speed records
  77. Seagate unveils self-encrypting disk drive
  78. Number of viruses to top 1 million by 2009
  79. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  80. Got Kraken?, (Mon, Apr 7th)
  81. IC3's 2007 Internet Crime Report
  82. The next big thing? Crimeware-as-a-service
  83. Report: Enterprise Users Evade IT Security Controls
  84. HP USB Keys Shipped with Malware for your Proliant Server, (Mon, Apr 7th)
  85. PCI Alliance Launches PCI Knowledge Base
  86. Narus Rolls Out Traffic Intelligence Systems
  87. Bit9 Global Registry Hits Over 6B Records
  88. Imprivata Closes Round C Funding
  89. Photos: £1,000 reward for PM's fingerprints
  90. Gone Phishing
  91. Ms. Polinka Wants Your Bank Account
  92. You've Been IFramed
  93. Unusual Banking Trojan Found Today
  94. Stormy April Fool's Day
  95. Shedding (Black)Light on the Master Boot Record
  96. Shift Happens
  97. Black Hat 2008, Amsterdam
  98. Targeted Malware Attacks Against Pro-Tibet Groups
  99. Formula 1 Racing and Computer Security
  100. Virgin Trains passengers to chatter for longer
  101. Virgin Train passengers to chatter for longer
  102. Cyber crime: Police not taking it seriously
  103. Jury awards Alcatel-Lucent $367M in Microsoft patent suit
  104. MokaFive and Desktop Virtualization
  105. Fidelis Secures $22M in VC
  106. Alcatel-Lucent Adds NLG Partners
  107. WinMagic, UPEK Authenticate Fingerprints
  108. Internet Censorship
  109. How we tested SonicWall E7500
  110. Seagate unveils self-encrypting disk drive
  111. The correlation between identity monitoring and data loss prevention
  112. Juniper, Microsoft to be among RSA Conference newsmakers
  113. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  114. UTM firewall review: SonicWall smashes speed records
  115. Storm Blogs
  116. USAF ready for cyber offensive
  117. Confronting the Application Layer
  118. IT Tries to Keep Internal Users Under Control
  119. Jonathan L. Zittrain
  120. Opinion: Phishing in the backyard
  121. Advanced obfuscated JavaScript analysis, (Sun, Apr 6th)
  122. Gone phishing
  123. Happenings in the Northeast US, (Sun, Apr 6th)
  124. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  125. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  126. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  127. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  128. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  129. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  130. Every move you make tracked by RFID tags
  131. Failure to patch flaw exposes data on 60,000 at Antioch
  132. Number of viruses to top 1 million by 2009
  133. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  134. Encryption Not Perfect: Assessing the Risks and Cost
  135. Intel to release anti-theft technology for laptops
  136. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  137. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  138. Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
  139. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Beaks for Artificial Limbs?
  140. Failure to patch flaw exposes data on 60,000 at Antioch
  141. 700MHz spectrum winners detail plans
  142. Symantec confirms ActiveX bugs in its own consumer software
  143. Botnets, spyware top worry list for federal IT security
  144. Another Schneier Interview
  145. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  146. Vista anti-malware products fail virus tests
  147. IOC accepts Beijing Internet-access assurances
  148. Intel to release anti-theft technology for laptops
  149. MacScan 2.5.2 Released
  150. nmidahena, (Fri, Apr 4th)
  151. Terroristic Threatening
  152. Symantec confirms ActiveX bugs in its own consumer software
  153. Vista antimalware fails VB100 tests
  154. Hackers tuck attack code into UK government site
  155. Intel to release anti-theft technology for laptops
  156. Men fall harder than women for Internet fraud, study finds
  157. RSA - RSA to kick off next week with Microsoft's 'Stirling'
  158. Tax day scams, (Fri, Apr 4th)
  159. Shavlik Blocks Unintended Safari Installs
  160. Brief: FBI: Cybercrime racks up more profits
  161. Brief: Apple patches QuickTime for Mac, Windows
  162. Ounce Labs Reports on Q1
  163. Safend Upgrades DLP Product
  164. Symark Announces PowerADvantage
  165. KeeLoq Still Broken
  166. Whitehall laptop ban hits driving agency performance
  167. Ms. Polinka wants your bank account
  168. HP unveils encryption add-ons for storage products
  169. IDF - Intel to release anti-theft technology for laptops
  170. Men fall harder than women for Internet fraud, study finds
  171. Internet music tax, a bad idea
  172. Laptop thieves foiled by tracking system
  173. Men fall harder than women for Internet fraud, study finds
  174. Intel to release anti-theft technology for laptops
  175. Vendor disk failure rates: Myth or metric?
  176. Bloxx: Anon Proxies Allow Surfers to Stray
  177. Is someone listening in on your calls?
  178. IBM expert: IT risk is opaque
  179. Pwn 2 Pawn: Why the Vista hacker turned to eBay
  180. Scientists crack Microchip car immobilizer system
  181. Dell plans more job cuts
  182. Al-Qaida deputy goes online to justify attacks
  183. Microsoft to keep XP alive until 2010 but only for Eee PCs
  184. iPhone Pwnage Tool Released To The Masses
  185. Microsoft denies Lite-On Blu-ray rumour
  186. EBay Would Be Nuts to Sell Skype
  187. U.K. to Pass E-mail Addresses of Pedophiles to Facebook, Bebo
  188. Beijing Opens Security Department To Prevent Olympic Hackers
  189. Ubuntu Linux 8.04 final release set for April 24
  190. China cracks down on insider cyber hacking
  191. Army Runs Fake Spam Site
  192. Sony BMG accused of piracy
  193. Bluefire plans a new cell phone security app
  194. Microsoft Patches To Fix Five Critical Errors
  195. TJX settles with MasterCard for US$24 million
  196. The secret underground iPhone world in Russia
  197. iTunes Reaches #1 in Music Sales - Or Does It?
  198. Micron to Install 8GB DDR3 Memory Into Laptops.
  199. 25 Great Geek Websites
  200. MySpace Music Ready To Take A Bite Out Of Apple iTunes' Profits
  201. Paramount goes 'There' with film clips
  202. Air France Debuts Cell Phone Voice Service
  203. The Liquid Bomb
  204. Justice, Commerce warn of Web 2.0–and 3.0–security risks
  205. Opera fixes vulnerabilities and Microsoft announces April's fixes, (Thu, Apr 3rd)
  206. Microsoft to patch Vista SP1, Server 2008 next week
  207. April to be another big Microsoft security patch month
  208. Apple plugs QuickTime with 11 patches
  209. Swedes hope to keep spam out of blog search results
  210. Ski area reports Hannaford-like theft of payment card data
  211. Adobe claims it knew of 'PWN To OWN' bug
  212. Venafi Supports HSM
  213. VeriSign Provides 2-Factor Authentication
  214. SenSage Rolls Out SIEM Tool
  215. Gartner CIO Survey Says: IT Budgets Unchanged
  216. Symantec Awarded EC Funding for Research
  217. Fortinet Adds Security Appliance
  218. Labyrinth Security Lock
  219. Apple patches 11 QuickTime flaws
  220. Guardium Makes Database Security Smarter
  221. Winmagic to Roll Out Encryption for Mac, Linux
  222. Laptop thieves foiled by tracking system
  223. Startup hopes to keep spam out of blog search results
  224. Symantec, Microsoft resolve spat over storage tech
  225. Apps security testing companies ride wave
  226. Apple plugs QuickTime with 11 patches
  227. Apple plugs QuickTime with 11 patches
  228. Laptop thieves foiled by tracking system
  229. Swedes hope to keep spam out of blog search results
  230. Ski area reports Hannaford-like theft of payment card data
  231. Sophos warns against iMunizator 'scareware'
  232. PayPal debit card glitch blocks transactions, users say
  233. IBM Closes Telelogic Buy
  234. IBM, Linden plan to give enterprises a Second Life
  235. Adobe claims to have known of Flash issue prior to CanSecWest '08, patch is on the way
  236. Would-Be Bomber Caught at Orlando Airport
  237. Brief: Apple patches QuickTime for Mac, Windows
  238. Brief: Europe asks ISPs to help battle cybercrime
  239. "How do I?" videos for security
  240. UK 'failing on cyber crime'
  241. VB detection: is it so difficult?, (Thu, Apr 3rd)
  242. Interview with the Vista Pwn2Own contest winners
  243. A bag of vulnerabilities (and fixes) in QuickTime, (Thu, Apr 3rd)
  244. 1967 Article on Data Privacy and Security
  245. RSA - RSA to kick off next week with Microsoft's 'Stirling'
  246. PayPal debit card glitch blocks transactions, users say
  247. PWN 2 PAWN: Why the Vista hacker turned to eBay
  248. U.S. carriers quietly developing IPv6 services
  249. EBay yanks sale of laptop with Vista attack code
  250. Apple patches 11 QuickTime bugs in year's third update