Current Security Headlines

Google May Be Set to Depart China Soon
Google Fixes Its Browser Before Hacker Test
Virtualization Seen as Possible Security Risk
FBI Says Cybercrime Skyrocketing
What Microsoft Learned From Botnet Takedown
Core Security Identifies Virtual PC Hole
Facebook Users Targeted in E-mail Scheme
Russian Hackers Manipulated Stock Prices: SEC
RSA Ramps Up Data Loss Prevention
Microsoft Developing Patch for IE Zero-Day Flaw
McAfee's Got the Skinny on Scareware
Apple Safari Update Tackles WebKit Vulnerabilities
Hackers Strike Popular Los Angeles Hotel
Researcher Releases Exploit for IE Zero-Day Hole
HSBC Breach Exposes 24,000 Clients' Data
IBM Tops In Customer Privacy: Poll
Mariposa Bot Shipped With Vodafone Smartphone
Lost Drive Puts National Guard Data at Risk
Microsoft Patch Tuesday Includes IE Warning
Hackers Check Into Wyndham Hotels' Network
How to Evade URL Filters With (Not-So) Fancy Math
Feds Seek 25-Year Sentence for TJX Hacker
Researcher Who Helped Take Down Waledac Talks Crimeware
Google Releases Skipfish Application Security Scanner
As Many as 3,000 Vodafone Memory Cards Infected by Malware
Which ISPs Are Hosting the Bad Guys?
Mozilla Acknowledges Critical Zero Day Flaw in Firefox
Former Pennsylvania CSO Maley Speaks
A Closer Look at Underrated Security Tech
Researchers Can Keep Web Servers Up During Attack
Free Twitter Anti-spam Service Launched
Vodafone Ships Malware-Infected Smartphone - Again
The Vocabulary of Spam
Koobface Crew Has a Busy Weekend
Industry Frets Over Software Security
RSA Redux: U.S. Cyber-Sec Experts Question Progress, Innovation
Black Hat SEO Campaigns Claim 284 Top Terms in 7 Days
Researchers Claim RSA Authentication Crack
Grading Rogue ISP Takedowns in Botnet Fight
RSA Preview: Five Years In and Going Strong
Government Voice to Echo Loudly at RSA Conference
Twitter Phishing Scammers Have Busy Week
Social Networking Risks Reduced by Frequency, Vigilance
Adobe Fixes Download Manager Flaw
Botnet Domains Highlight Global Reach
News: Change in Focus
News: Twitter attacker had proper credentials
News: PhotoDNA scans images for child abuse
News: Conficker data highlights infected networks
Brief: Google offers bounty on browser bugs
Brief: Cyberattacks from U.S. "greatest concern"
Brief: Microsoft patches as fraudsters target IE flaw
Brief: Attack on IE 0-day refined by researchers
News: Monster botnet held 800,000 people's details
News: Google: 'no timetable' on China talks
News: Latvian hacker tweets hard on banking whistle
News: MS uses court order to take out Waledac botnet
Infocus: Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One
Infocus: Responding to a Brute Force SSH Attack
Infocus: Data Recovery on Linux and ext3
Infocus: WiMax: Just Another Security Challenge?
Gunter Ollmann: Time to Squish SQL Injection
Mark Rasch: Lazy Workers May Be Deemed Hackers
Adam O'Donnell: The Scale of Security
Mark Rasch: Hacker-Tool Law Still Does Little
More rss feeds from SecurityFocus
IBM sees Conficker hitting 4 percent of PCs
Hackers seize on 0-day flaw in Microsoft's PowerPoint
IBM continues push for Sun, but will the deal kill Solaris?
Bill would give feds role in private sector cybersecurity
Conficker may be more widespread than previously thought
Forrester now says '09 U.S. IT spend to drop 3.1 percent
Conficker activation passes quietly, but threat isn't over
Gartner: IT spending drop-off worse than after dot-com bust
China denies cyberespionage charges
Fake security software scammers jump on Conficker
Mariposa virus back on Vodafone Android smartphones
BitDefender update cripples Windows computers
Google releases web security scanner
Security hole fixed in Firefox 3.6
The H Week - Freedom, Clouds, Malware, Clever Exploits and Ubuntu betas
The H Week - Freedom, Clouds, Malware, Clever Exploits and Ubunu betas
Exploit's new technology trick dodges memory protection
Exploit new technology trick from memory protection
Mac OS X: "safer, but less secure" - Update
CA updates ARCserve Backup
Exploit code with DNS tunnel
Security updates for Drupal modules
Mac OS X: "safer, but less secure"
Dispute about Virtual PC security holes
Security vulnerability in SpamAssassin filter module
Mozilla officially drops support for SeaMonkey 1.x
Botnet with integrated copy protection
Firefox 3.0 approaches end-of-life
Tracking down malware
Simple workarounds for latest IE security vulnerability
The H Week - Faster password cracking and Linux 2.6.34 in testing
Safari 4.0.5 patches 16 holes
Google Chrome to do away with unique IDs
ICANN boss creates a stir with DNS security warning
SecurityFocus to partially shut down
Leak reveals Wellington ACTA venue and agenda
FBI embeds cyber-investigators in Ukraine, Estonia
Security Manager's Journal: BYOPC won't be a party for security
As health data goes digital, security risks grow
Coyote Point lightens the load at Wet Seal
A case of mistaken identity involving Snopes.com
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Farewell 2009, and The Washington Post
Hackers exploit Adobe Reader flaw via comic strip syndicate
Twitter.com hijacked by 'Iranian cyber army'
Group IDs hotbeds of Conficker worm outbreaks
Hackers target unpatched Adobe Reader, Acrobat flaw
Check your Facebook 'privacy' settings now
Paper-based data breaches on the rise
Critical updates for Adobe Flash, Microsoft Windows
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Security Fix author named 'cybercrime hero'
La. firm sues Capital One after losing thousands in online bank fraud
Phishers angling for Web site administrators
Apple issues security updates for Mac OS X
Bit.ly to scour shortened links for badness
DC businessman loses thousands after clicking on wrong e-mail
Nastygram: CDC 'swine flu' vaccine scam
Infocon: green
Responding To The Unexpected, (Sun, Mar 21st)
BitDefender 2010 Update Problem, (Sat, Mar 20th)
Skipfish - Web Application Security Tool, (Sun, Mar 21st)
Firefox 3.6.2 to be released March 30, (Sat, Mar 20th)
I Know What Your Office Equipment Did Last Summer..., (Fri, Mar 19th)
New Google Chrome (v4.1.249.1036) released, fixes multiple security vulnerabilities. More information at http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2010/03/stable-channel-update.html, (Thu, Mar 18th)
Dangers of copy&paste, (Thu, Mar 18th)
Spam was killing us! Here is what we did to help!, (Wed, Mar 17th)
Trojan outbreak on a College Campus, (Wed, Mar 17th)
Russia arrests WorldPay hackers after FBI plea
Mozilla confirms critical Firefox vulnerability
BitDefender antivirus breaks Windows
Pwn2Own sponsor betting on Internet Explorer, iPhone
Weak states leave EU open to cyberattack
Estonia defence minister: Cyberattacks will grow
Google, Facebook criticised by US communications regulator
UK police push for end to domain name abuse
EU Parliament report attacks Internet piracy
Zeus malware weakens as ISP support is choked
Hackers offered $100,000 for browser and phone exploits
Cisco battered by large fall in security market
Child porn blocked by new 'fingerprint' system
Zeus malware now has Windows-like piracy protection
Bank forensic app searches customer PCs for malware
US military plotted revenge on Wikileaks
Microsoft Excel glitch turns English into Chinese
Firefox add-ons that protect your privacy
Iran hacks US spy websites, arrests cyber activists
Internet fraud losses doubled in 2009
IBM says less software security vulnerabilities found in 2009
PayPal users close accounts after Cryptome attack
Zeus botnet malware is improving for hackers
Fake antivirus software is most costly security scam of 2010
Adobe Reader most attacked application, says F-Secure
Bad security update brings down PCs worldwide
Report: Memory card exposed 3,000 phones to virus
iPad in schools? Content controls, DRM, and pricing mean no
Google releases skipfish, an application security tool
The current state of the crimeware threat - Q&A
News to know: Palm's meltdown; Viacom vs. Google; Hacking the iPhone
Facebook password reset themed malware campaign in the wild
Kernel vulnerabilities discovered in Ubuntu
Patched cybersecurity act proposed in the Senate
Pwn2Own predictions: iPhone will be hacked
Security risks of multi-tenancy
Apps Roulette #3: MyOneLogin
MyOneLogin provides slick, easy single sign-on
The new disclosure debate and the evil Mr Moore
FCC's National Broadband Plan: There is a dark side
How the butterfly botnet was broken
Cisco extends 'borderless architecture' with updated products, services
Vulnerability in Microsoft Virtual PC exploits the unexploitable
Privacy Battles for Business Professionals
Wikileaks poses 'security threat' to US Army
BitDefender update KO's 64-bit Windows PCs
Report: Memory card exposed 3,000 phones to virus
Firm denies hacking, stock manipulation charges
Google moves could bring fast Web apps closer
Ex-employee accused of remotely disabling 100 cars
Beware the new Facebook password reset scam
Malware found on second Vodafone HTC Magic
Microsoft says it decimated Waledac botnet
Virtual PC hole could lead to attacks, security firm says
SEC: Stocks boosted via hijacked accounts
Breaking the Mariposa botnet (Q&A)
Internet safety video could win you $10,000
Filling the digital landfills of our lives
U.S. Army worried about Wikileaks in secret report
Microsoft races to plug IE hole after exploit code released
Report names 'enemies of the Internet'
Privacy is not dead, says SXSWi keynoter Boyd
When malware strikes via bad ads on good sites
ISP interruptions trip up Zeus botnet
Researcher publishes exploit for new IE hole
LimeWire enlists AVG for user protection
Twitter to block malicious links
WhitePages.com halts ad networks over malware
LifeLock to pay $12 million to settle deceptive-practices claim
Malware found on HTC Android phone from Vodafone
Microsoft is desperate, says VMware MD
Toyota looks to abandon in-house IT
Westpac to build 'private cloud'
ASKAP radio chip could enter mobile market
Vividwireless unveils Perth WiMAX prices
Ex-People Telecom CEO to head Comms Alliance
Feds reveal 15-year data centre panel plan
Photos: Inside the AAPT Richmond data centre
US accounting watchdog sanctions Satyam's auditors
SCO looks to make a comeback
Windows XP Mode skips virtualisation hardware requirements
Novell snubs hedge fund's $1bn takeover bid
Dodgy BitDefender update bricks systems
Microsoft, 'open' data, and the curse of open source
Microsoft talks up Windows 7 SP1, shy on dates
Google extends ARM to browser natives
Hidden Windows 7 costs worry upgraders
Google Apps punts kill-Microsoft-Exchange-now tool
Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 embraces - yes - HTML5
Hedge fund suitor denies Novell asset sale rumors
Microsoft offers SMEs cash to use Dynamics ERP software
Botnet takedowns 'don't hurt crooks enough'
Microsoft delivers official Word on Office 2010 'tech guarantee' plan
Patchy Windows patching leaves users insecure
Microsoft unplugs middling Windows server
Think software patching is a hassle? You're not alone
Ballmer in the clouds: 'Microsoft redefines, Amazon repackages'
Hedge fund offers $1bn for Novell
Opera 10.50 goes from pre-alpha to final in 10 weeks
National Theatre hack forces password reset
Qualys crawls into the malware scanning biz
Oracle buys into Sun's 'Project Copy Linux' dream
Microsoft fluffs Feds with secure cloud
IBM quietly shoves ISS wares into Tivoli
Novell: Linux finally breaks even
Ubuntu's Lucid Lynx to Facebook and Twitter you
RHEL 5.5 - extra lube for your KVMs
ODF's doomed mission to break into Microsoft Office
Google digs 6-foot hole for Gears
Open source - the once and future dream
Microsoft chucks bargain bin at world's youth
MS botches Office 2010 prices, hikes Professional by £30
PHPers prefer Windows desktop to Linux
RIM unveils free BlackBerry server
Microsoft to cough up surprise SQL Server 2005 SP4 furball
OpenOffice 3.2 - now with less Microsoft envy
Outlooked Office for Mac 2011 unveiled
Windows 7 'genuine' nagware winging its way to OS
OpenOffice 3.2 is on tap
Microsoft erases Windows 8 optimism
Microsoft volume licensing site serves up customer details
Bumper Patch Tuesday tackles multiple Windows flaws
Microsoft genuinely chuffed as judge drops WGA case
SAP serenely promises to be less bad
OpenOffice is the new David Hasselhoff
Adobe apologizes for festering Flash crash bug
SourceForge reverses ban on US foes
Oracle issues emergency security patch for WebLogic
Microsoft kills FAST's Linux and Unix search biz
Leaky anti-virus defences letting malware through
The pros and cons of cyber identity and attribution on the Internet
Patch for Microsoft Virtual PC weakness unlikely
Robert Maley dismissal, in retrospect, not surprising
Major ISPs can remove botnets, malware, CISO says
Microsoft Virtual PC zero-day flaw weakens virtual sessions
Social networks, financial firms getting used in phishing, brand abuse
Survey stresses need for information security career plan
MD5 hash vulnerability is expert's top Web security flaw
Zeus botnet temporarily disrupted, but back in full force
Experts see DNSSEC deployments gaining traction
Win 7 Security Analysis and Removal
ave.exe: A multiple-rogues-in-one Trojan FakeRean
XP Security Tool 2010 Analysis and Removal
Security Tool gets nastier
Cannot run any programs after removing XP Guardian (TrojanWin32 FakeRean)
Virus Protector Analysis and Removal
Antivirus PC 2009 Analysis and Removal
Google engineer posts sample code to show how to bypass DEP in Windows
Too many passwords?
Antivirus software often foxed by malicious URLs
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The Norton Top 10 Riskiest Online Cities Report Reveals Who's Most Vulnerable to Cybercrime
ELECTION 2010: Manny Villar's site hacked
Asia faces same level cyber crime as the West: Team Cymru study
FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe
FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe
Quarter of British children "have tried hacking"
Indian web address used for hacking Bangladesh websites
Singapore Tries ?Virtual Cyber Security Park?
Private sector 'need more protection against cyber attacks'
SmarTrend's Candlestick Scanner Detects Bearish Dark Cloud Cover Pattern for VeriSign (VRSN)
The Norton Top 10 Riskiest Online Cities Report Reveals Who in Canada is Most Vulnerable to Cybercrime
Patriot Memory Readies Xporter Bolt Encrypted Flash Drive
McAfee, Inc. Raises the Stakes With Next Generation Data Loss Prevention Solution
Cisco Expands Intercompany Collaboration Beyond Firewall Cisco Intercompany Media Engine Brings Secure High Quality Video and ..
Ceelox Announces Solution to Recent Wave of Cyber Attacks Using Compromised Bank Credentials to Initiate Unauthorized Wire Transfers
A QUARTER OF LONDON AND CUMBRIAN CHILDREN TRY HACKING FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS
Cisco Expands Intercompany Collaboration Beyond Firewall
McAfee, Inc. Raises the Stakes With Next Generation Data Loss Prevention Solution
The Norton Top 10 Riskiest Online Cities Report Reveals Who's Most Vulnerable to Cybercrime
Twitter phishing attack targets DMs
Oppenheimer Downgrades VeriSign (VRSN) to Perform
Russia arrests WorldPay hackers after FBI plea
Congress vulnerable to online attacks
FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe
Asia faces same level cyber crime as the West: Team Cymru study
Patriot readies the encryption-equipped Xporter Bolt flash drives
Digging Deeper Into China's Grid-Hacking Research
Russians and SEC working to shut down stock hacker
FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe
FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe
Batten down your Windows shop
Windows Server Security Guide
Service level security in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
Cross-site Scripting 102: How to defend against cross-site scripting
ActiveX security improves with Internet Explorer 8's security features
Buffer overflows can be prevented by GS cookies
Data encryption best practices in Windows
Windows Resource Protection (WRP) protects critical system resources
How to install Windows Server 2003 patches when offline
Free security tools that can improve IIS security
Pa. school spy case sparks fight over money
Judge approves Facebook's settlement offer in Beacon case
Fired CISO says his comments never put Penn.'s data at risk
FTC member rips privacy efforts by Google, Facebook
IRS, DOJ use social media sites to track deadbeats, criminal activity
Trusteer rolls out malware forensic tool for banks
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