Security - News
- PHP issues security fixes in 5.2.6
- Voltage shocks new life into information based security
- PasswordSafe.com Is it safe to store passwords online?
- AirDefense releases Wi-Fi security data
- Hospitals struggle with user control
- Consumers questioning the safety of personal information
- Spam turns 30 sadly it's still alive and kicking
- COFEE the hype finally settles down
- Open relay .mil and .edu servers targeted in spam attack
- McAfees Hacker Safe program proven once again as not so safe
- Secure Computing adds VM security
- AVG offers new free version of AV software
- Is Yahoo serving Malware or just shady ads?
- DefCon contest has vendors worried
- Report: Employees avoiding IT security
- FUD: Hackers focusing efforts on Firefox and Safari
- GNUCitizen reports QuickTime 0-Day
- Research: Wireless networks still unsecured
- Hundreds of thousands of sites suffer under SQL Injection (Roundup)
- Lieberman releases update to Random Password Manager
- The ultimate in laptop security shoulder surfers defeated
- Updates you might have missed
- Hundreds of thousands of sites suffer under SQL Injection (Brief)
- Patches pose risk Windows Update should be redesigned
- UN and UK government sites hit by malware attack
- Old Blue puts on White Hat
- Warning: Windows XP SP3 leaked to the web (Brief)
- HSBC launches EV SSL to prevent Phishing attacks
- (ISC)2 report highlights IT concerns reputation tops the list
- Microsoft SIR released Vulnerabilities fell while threats climbed
- PWN2OWN MacBook Air flaw was almost a year old when used
- LendingTree reports insider data theft
- SP3 on XP gets security fix TechNet subscribers upset over release dates
- Rock Phish gang adds second layer of attack: Drive-by-Downloading
- Fujitsu announces Full Disk Encryption for laptops
- Microsoft offers security pledge at ToorCon promises not to sue ethical hackers
- XSS flaw on Barack Obamas website exposed
- PayPal planning to block browsers it deems unsafe (Update)
- Security Bytes 2008/04/21
- Windows XP SP3 expected today (Brief)
- No need to be skared about ID theft get iSekurity
- PayPal planning to block browsers it deems unsafe
- Apple offers Safari patches fixes CanSecWest flaw
- Mozilla takes out garbage with latest Firefox patch
- Company privacy traded for candy
- How the Oklahoma data exposure happened
- Mystery Solved How 10,000 websites started spreading Malware
- Cisco goes out of cycle to patch NAC flaw
- Women love chocolate more than their passwords
- More trouble for the MiFare chips (Brief)
- Spear-Phishing attack sends subpoenas to CEOs
- RSA: Wind down and Wrap-up
- BT Home Hub vulnerable
- Replacement suggested for NXP chips used in OV-Chipkaart
- Hotmail Live CAPTCHA smashed in six seconds
- RSA Live: Images
- RSA Live: Day Five (Update 2)
- Symantec threat report reveals one million viruses
- RSA Live: Day Four (Update 2)
- RSA Live: Day Three (Update 3)
- RSA Live: Day Two (Update 3)
- RSA Live: Day One (Update 2)
- RSA Live!
- Researchers crack KeeLoq RFID technology - Again
- Data loss: 8.3 million records alone in Q1 2008
- Briefing: MessageLabs details statistics for March
- US passport manufacturing outsourced
- RSA: Untangle to host Deep Throat Fight Club
- Ireland resume website breached authorities still not notified
- Telecommuting in IT grows security worries grow too
- Macintosh gets own brand of Malware
- Blackhat: Is Apple lacking in the security department?
- Report: Malware infestations on websites lasting longer
- CCC is at it again hands out copies of German Interior Ministers fingerprint
- FTC: TJX failed to secure customer information
- CanSecWest: Vista taken down Linux last one standing
- Targeted physical attack takes aim at Epilepsy
- CanSecWest: MacBook Air first to be PWNd and OWNd (1st Update)
- Cisco releases first round of biannual patches
- More VM security Montego launches HyperSwitch
- Sony admits to security breach
- Hardware: Wi-Point 3G Cellular to Wi-Fi hotspot
- CanSecWest: MacBook Air first to be PWNd and OWNd
- Apple a new target for hackers?
- IT Security Privacy and the human factor
- Firefox 2.0.0.13 made available
- China to look into mobile phone spam
- Microsoft issues warning over Word attacks (Update)
- Anti-Rootkit vendor Komoku now apart of Microsoft
- Report: 9 out of 10 sites vulnerable to attack
- CanSecWest PWN2OWN part two (Update)
- Sequoia threatens lawsuit over security testing
- Security Bytes 2008/03/24
- Security Bytes 2008/03/24
- Microsoft issues warning over Word attacks
- Blu-ray BD+ protection broken
- FBI conducts raids and makes arrests for clicking on hyperlinks
- Brief: Lockdown shuts down
- Hannaford 4.2 million accounts compromised (Update)
- Adobe launches Flash Media Rights Management Server
- HIPAA breakdown fuels pop stars fading public image
- CanSecWest PWN2OWN part two
- Apple patches everything - including the kitchen sink
- Spammers vs. Google
- Vista SP1 now available for download
- Enterprise gets a new mail appliance
- Hannaford 4.2 million accounts compromised
- Missing link in VM security finally discovered
- Xensploit all the FUD from a research demo you will ever need
- CAPTCHA almost broken
- Cisco patches critical IPM vulnerability
- Security Bytes the bits and interesting facts you might have missed
- Injection attacks target legit websites twenty-nine thousand sites and counting
- Survey: IT Execs fear remote workers pose security risk
- Drama over G-Archiver - questions over ethics
- Interview: Karsten Nohl - Mifare Classic researcher speaks up
- Norton offers dual protection to Windows and Mac
- Cisco alters release schedule
- Combination heart devices vulnerable to hacking attempts (Warning: FUD)
- Linksys teams up with Trend Micro for SMB
- BlackBerry Enterprise Server poses network risk
- U.VA. researchers crack smartcard chips Mifare Classic security proven weak
- Did NXP finally acknowledge security problems in their Mifare chip?
- Microsoft patches Office flaws in Office 2008 for Mac
- Patch Tuesday Overview
- CERT official calls for growth in security
- Australias government networks face relentless attacks
- Survey: Best practices seen as weakness in IT
- IT still has issues trusting security of virtual appliances
- Phishme.com adding user training automation to IT
- CIO talks about Pentagon and OSD network attacks
- Hacker gets personal info from 5000 MTV employees
- Tip: Fix Windows Update errors when using Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1
- SNMP scanning GNUCitizen locates thousands of at risk devices
- Microsoft to patch critical Office flaws on Tuesday
- Vasco offers consultancy for e-banking
- Mobile Malware spotted in the wild
- Smut spam and Malware grows on Google Groups
- Script kiddies gain ability to attack MySpace and Facebook
- MonaRonaDona the new name for extortion
- Email lotto scam starts to spread
- Report: ID Theft data shows need for communication
- No password needed unlock a Windows PC today!
- Does Mac OS X need AV protection?
- Ex-CEO of AV firm convicted in fake AV scheme
- NAC On-Demand services offer help to smaller networks
- University students in Virginia crack smartcard chips (corrected)
- Norton 360 version 2.0 addresses new web threats
- EV SSL shows its flaws website using EV protection XSSed
- Primer: Microsoft and NAP what is it?
- Chip & PIN terminals vulnerable to attack
- General attitudes towards internet security still need improvement
- PayPal warns people to stay off Safari for their own protection
- Big brains from Harvard lead MySpace task force but why?
- Malware authors develop QA tools
- U.S. and Canada crack down on botnet owners
- Mozilla fixes execution flaw for Thunderbird.
- AVG Technologies releases AVG Internet Security 8.0
- FTP database with 8,700 accounts discovered
- VMWare announces VMsafe opens Hypervisor for added security
