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• VMware to Undergo Major Strategy Shift.
• Who's Really at Risk From the DNS Flaw?.
• Beware critical BES security flaw.
• Brazilian hackers unlock Apple iPhone, thwart carriers.
• China’s ‘hacker babes’ on prowl.
• Chip maker sues Dutch university Oyster card hackers.
• Fans worldwide line up for new iPhone.
• Get Started With Movable Type.
• Homer Simpson is a hacker & botnet pusher?.
• How to Defend Security amid Budget Tightening: Four Approaches.
• iDefense Revamps Bucks for Bugs Contest.
• Internet comes to your car.
• Microsoft warns of new Access attack.
• Mind games: Harnessing the power of your thoughts.
• Nate.com Troubled by Chinese Hacking Claim.
• Open source calls the tune for phones.
• Oyster chaos "hackers" may have caused problem.
• Publishers OK online book browsing.
• Robot serves tea just the way Japanese like it.
• Saudi Airlines picks SAP and Sun for overhaul.
• To disclose or not to disclose?.
• US criminals target large corporate web sites.
• Vista crack a hoax, what a surprise.
• Vista security to be 'obliterated' at Black Hat.
• What The New NSA Spying Decision Means for the Immunity Debate.
• Wordpress 2.1.1 Release Compromised by Cracker.
• "Cyber Terrorist" Group Anonymous hacks and defaces two MTV websites.
• 'Cold boot' tools surface.
• 'Turkey' Worm Targets Solaris.
• 'World of Warcraft' Sequel in the Works?.
• 10 + 2 things you?ll get with Ubuntu 8.10.
• 10 Books That Were Better Off on Paper.
• 10 Reasons Why Vista Isn?t That Bad.
• 10 Steps to Becoming Fluent in a Language in 6 months or Less.
• 10 technologies that cybercriminals love to exploit.
• 10 things you might not know about robots.
• 10 Things You Might Not Know About Your Credit Card.
• 12 Reasons a Movie Should Never be a First Date.
• 12 ways to visualize network security.
• 13 Things You Didn?t Know About The Office.
• 13 Things Your Waiter Won?t Tell You.
• 14 favourite free internet tools.
• 15 Ways Microsoft Can Reinvent Itself for the Post-Gates Era.
• 20 Ways to Attack Shyness.
• 2008 Security Survey: We're Spending More, But Data's No Safer Than Last Year.
• 24 Unforgettable Advertisements.
• 25 Clever Bar Pick Up Lines.
• 25 Historical Events (As Depicted by 5 Year Olds).
• 2600 HOPE conference bringing hacking to New York City.
• 2600 magazine-sponsored event kicks off with pwning session.
• 30+ Must-Have Updated Firefox 3 Extensions.
• 5 New Firefox Features That You Probably Didn?t Know About.
• 50 Greatest Quotes on Men.
• 50 Photoshop Tutorials for Dreamy, Magical Lighting Effects.
• 50 Things to Do Before You Die.
• 637 million Web surfers using old browsers open to hackers.
• 7 Reasons Americans Will Never Embrace Soccer.
• 7 Reasons Why the New iPhone Sucks.
• 8 Free Online Resources For Learning A New Language.
• 8 Killer iPhone 3G Alternatives.
• 90% of Nigerian businesses vulnerable to hackers- expert.
• A Brief Reprieve on FISA: What Now?.
• A Look At Business Apps In The iPhone App Store.
• A Real-Life Orphan Works Dilemma.
• A Tax On Buggy Software.
• Abductor Met 16-Year-Old Victim Through World of Warcraft.
• Activists raise awareness over targeted advertising.
• Adware company refines opt-out, notification technology.
• Aircrack + Windows EEE PC 701.
• Airlines act against e-ticket fraud - Fliers must carry photocopy of credit card.
• AMD Writes Down $880 Million Following Inability to Execute in Consumer Electronics Business..
• AMD’s Chief Executive Officer Hector Ruiz Steps Down.
• An iPhone with a keyboard?.
• Antispam Group Outlines Defenses to Block Botnet Spam.
• Antispam group outlines ways to block spam from botnets.
• Antitrust review of Google-Yahoo deal no surprise.
• app4mac releases the final version of Sequence 1.0 for Mac OS X Leopard.
• Apple Drops Price Of MacBook Air.
• Apple Files Copyright Suit Against Mac Cloner Psystar.
• Apple OS update fixes Adobe corruption bug.
• Apple passes Acer to become third largest U.S. PC vendor.
• Apple patches 25 Mac OS X security vulnerabilities.
• Apple patches months-old iPhone bugs.
• Apple pushes MobileMe surprise to XP, Vista.
• Apple releases Mac OS X 10.5.4 update.
• Apple says MobileMe service to go live Wednesday evening.
• Apple TV 2.1 released - PatchStick hack still works.
• Apple, Steve Jobs face securities fraud lawsuit.
• Apple’s first iPhone app leaked!.
• Are Hands-free Cellphones Really Safer?.
• Are virtual firewalls a solution for VM security?.
• Are you prepared for targeted attacks?.
• Asprox computer virus infects key government and consumer websites.
• Asterisk 1.4.1 Security Release Announced.
• AT&T rolls out new iPhone plan.
• AT&T says original iPhones can be deactivated and used as WiFi iPods.
• AT&T to limit iPhone 3G purchases at launch.
• ATM breach reveals PIN problems.
• ATP webpages compromised during Wimbledon tournament.
• Attack code imminent for DNS flaw.
• Attack code released for DNS bug.
• Attacking USB Devices... Hackers Going Old School.
• Avaya, Cisco and Nortel face VoIP vulnerabilities.
• AVG fixes anti-virus software skewing Web site statistics.
• AVG fixes antivirus software skewing Web site statistics.
• Avoiding the Latest Phishing Attacks.
• Backup and Recovery for Microsoft Exchange Server.
• Bahraini death threat e-mail alert.
• Baldwin Street, the steepest street in the world.
• Bandwidth caps could lead to ISPs benefiting from piracy.
• Barclays claims zero online fraud.
• Bavarian Police Can Legally Place Trojans On PCs.
• BBC hackers get mashed.
• Better protection seen for internet banking users.
• Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft.
• BitTorrent Administrator Found Guilty in First P2P Criminal Jury Case.
• Black Hat spat shows security researchers walking a fine line.
• Blackberry pics leaked to thunderous applause.
• Blizzard Entertainment Announces Diablo III in the Works.
• Blizzard Wins Key Judgments Against WoW Bot Maker.
• Botnets winning spam wars.
• BPI Wants File Sharers Disconnected, Virgin ISP Refuses.
• Break in cripples Sainsbury's website.
• Breaking News: Court Holds That FISA Preempts State Secret Privilege.
• Brief: Apple closes holes in Mac OS X, Safari.
• Brief: Apple rings up security with iPhone update.
• Brief: Attackers' behavior builds better blacklists.
• Brief: Bush signs wiretap law, gets sued.
• Brief: Cybercrime gets busy getting organized.
• Brief: EU advisors: Secure ISPs, form "cyber-NATO".
• Brief: Feds: Companies need to report cybercrimes.
• Brief: Kerfuffle erupts as DNS flaw described.
• Brief: Malware morphs to greater numbers.
• Brief: Microsoft warns of ActiveX attack.
• Brief: Microsoft warns of attacks on Word.
• Brief: Mozilla hopes to measure security.
• Brief: Mozilla shutters three Firefox flaws.
• Brief: Prosecutors criticized in pop-up porn case.
• Brief: Researchers confirm DNS exploit.
• Brief: Rogue admin blocks San Francisco network.
• Brief: State admits flaws in passport control.
• Brief: World of Warcraft to get bank-like security.
• Bringing TV to the Web.
• Brit pol loses BlackBerry to spy.
• Broadband Internet? No thanks.
• BT buys two German IT companies.
• BT launches iPlate to boost broadband speeds.
• BT unveils updated version of Home Hub.
• Buffalo offers self-encrypting portable HDD.
• Buffalo ships low-cost drive with native encryption.
• Bush: Tech workers won't be hurt by visa extension.
• Bush: Telecom Immunity More Important Than Surveillance Powers.
• Can obscurity make cryptography better?.
• Career expertise: Broad trumps focused.
• Cartoon: The Return of Snuggly, the Security Bear.
• Caught in iPhone Activation Hell.
• Centrino 2 takes the stage.
• Charter Communications ISP Halts Traffic Inspection/Advertising Plan.
• China aims to protect Olympic content from pirates.
• China arrests cyber dissident, rights group says.
• China Telecom Added 890,000 Internet Users in June.
• China Will Punish Unauthorized Internet Broadcast of Olympics.
• City IT admin pleads innocent to network tampering charges.
• Classic Books Summed Up in 3 Lines (or Less).
• Cleaning Chinese malware sites a 'bigger challenge' than in U.S., says researcher.
• Clever students make hapless admin's job a nightmare.
• CNN network hit by Rinbot worm.
• Comcast suddenly respects FCC authority over throttling.
• Complacency leaves door open for hackers.
• Compliance By The Numbers.
• Computer archive helps find stolen art.
• Computer tech hands over secret codes to Newsom in jailhouse visit.
• Configuration Assessment: Choosing the Right Solution.
• Congress Must Investigate Privacy Violations at U.S. Borders.
• Court Rejects Attempt to Expand the DMCA.
• Court Ruling Will Expose Viewing Habits of YouTube Users.
• Courts strike down COPA.
• Credit card firms investigate fraud at Canadian airport kiosks.
• Credit-card firms investigate fraud at Canadian airport kiosks.
• Criminal record checks could hit over 14 million people.
• Critical vulnerability found in VLC Media Player.
• Customer Satisfaction with Email Archiving Systems.
• Cyber-Ark Says Network Engineer's 63-Month Hacking Sentence Fair.
• Cybercrime gets busy getting organized.
• Cybercrime, Cosa Nostra-Style.
• D-Link Products to be Bundled with Free Anti-Virus Package.
• Dan Kaminsky: An Astonishing Collaboration.
• Data can leak from partially encrypted disks.
• Data Security Summary - January to June 2008.
• DBA Gets Jail Time for Data Thefts.
• DBA who stole consumer data gets 57 months in prison, $4M bill.
• Deadline today for submissions to Apple's App Store.
• DefCraft: Official Launching.
• Dell adds storage, disaster management services to portfolio.
• Dell Colludes with RIAA, Disables Stereo Mix without Forewarning.
• Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident.
• Detecting SSH tunnels.
• Developing iPhone applications using Ruby on Rails and Eclipse.
• Diary of a deliberately spammed housewife.
• DNI and AG Fear Court Ruling on Warrantless Wiretapping.
• DNS and SQL Updates.
• DNS blacklist for weak SSL keys.
• DNS Hole Doesn't Go Unnoticed.
• DNS hole prompts synchronized patching effort by IT vendors.
• DNS management becoming critical to businesses but poorly understood.
• Does cyber-terrorism exist?.
• Does Your Backup Stack Up?.
• Domino's Pizza to encrypt emails.
• Don Parker: Bad-Code Blues.
• Don't give Google a free pass on data collection, privacy advocates say after YouTube ruling.
• Drexel Student Admits Grade Fixing.
• Early iPhone 3G adopters bothered by yellow-tinted screens.
• Ebay Desparate to Reverse Louis Vuitton Decision.
• eBay Gets Revenue Boost from Paypal, Skype.
• EBay officially kills controversial PayPal-only plan in Australia.
• EBay, British luxury goods group to discuss counterfeit sales.
• EFF Opposes MPAA's Selectable Output Control FCC Petition.
• EFF Supports Senator Bingaman's Immunity Amendment: Congress Should Know What It is Immunizing.
• Effective Security with a Continuous Approach to ISO 27001 Compliance.
• EFIX reseller list announced.
• Engineer accused of network tampering.
• Escalating Spam Wars Take Their Toll.
• Europe drafts law to disconnect suspected filesharers.
• European Lawmaker Sues U.S. Agencies to Obtain Travel-Related and Other Personal Information.
• Even computer 'wipers' leave a mark.
• Ex-Body Shop techie fined £85,000.
• Ex-Boeing worker will not face new trial for leaking files.
• Expect iPhone, Fourth of July scams, security firm says.
• Expect more SQL injection problems, despite Microsoft's help.
• Extending Battery Life On The iPhone 3G.
• F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00.
• Facebook privacy breach exposed users' hidden dates of birth.
• Facebook shuts down application over privacy.
• Facebook Sues German Knockoff Social Networking Site.
• Facebook’s Latest Faux Pas.
• Faceparty tells critics to F*** Off, suspends entire site.
• FBI Visits Leaker of Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy.
• FCC Chairman Hints at Order Against Comcast.
• FCC Chariman Hints at Order Against Comcast.
• FCC chief backs Internet complaint against Comcast.
• FCC: Local telephone carriers must connect to VOIP.
• Feds catch LimeWire child porn downloader.
• Feds moving ahead on effort to reduce Internet connections, but with adjusted target.
• Feds: We are ready for IPv6 D-Day.
• File-sharing breach at investment firm highlights dangers of P2P networks -- again.
• Firefox 3 downloads set Guinness World Record.
• Firefox 3.0.1 patches Mac-only bug.
• Firefox 3.0.1 Released.
• Firefox nears 20 percent market share.
• First iPhone 2.0 antivirus software released.
• First Look: Nokia N96.
• Five Best Windows Maintenance Tools.
• Five Free & Phenomenal Vista Utilities.
• Five ways to keep your PC cool on a hot summer day.
• Fix DNS Now.
• For Once, Some Incontestable ROI.
• Forensics on cell phones.
• Former Microsoft manager sent down for domain name fraud.
• Four signs your security program has gone too far.
• Four signs your security program's gone too far.
• France signs IT partners for biometic passport system.
• Fraudulent calls leave library with $15,000 phone bill.
• French ruling on counterfeit goods could have far-reaching effects for eBay.
• Friday Court Hearing in YouTube Video Battle.
• FTC sets deadline for filing SkyBiz.com claims.
• Futuristic windshield aims to help older drivers.
• Gamers abuzz with rumors about E3.
• Gartner: Security through the cloud will triple by 2013.
• Gartner: Seven cloud-computing security risks.
• Gates pushed change in security culture at Microsoft.
• German publisher drops 12,000 PCs for Mac.
• Getting in Compliance With Government Data Regulations By Leveraging Online Security Technology.
• Getting the most out of your Apple TV by hacking it.
• Global minilinks for 2008-06-30.
• GMail flaw reveals people's real names.
• Gmail: The Choice of Spammers?.
• GOING MOBILE: Developing an Application Mobilization Plan for your Business.
• GOING MOBILE: Developing an Effective Corporate Mobile Policy.
• Google 2Q letdown raises economic worries.
• Google Earth Downloads.
• Google gives away free Web app security scanner.
• Google opens up the code for Browser Sync.
• Google penetrates fake sex world with Lively.
• gOS Space: OSX-like operating system without the Apple.
• Group says Google a top source of badware.
• Hacker Sentenced to 2 Years for MySpace Cyberstalking.
• Hacker shoehorns Leopard onto MSI Wind.
• Hackers announce World War 3.
• Hackers crack Xbox 360 security.
• Hackers criticised for exposing child abusers.
• Hackers disable county tax collector Web site.
• Hackers grab more Miley Cyrus photos off her phone.
• Hackers hijack critical Internet organization sites.
• Hackers hijack critical Internet organizations.
• Hackers open core of Apple's iPhone.
• Hackers post Soviet symbols on Lithuanian sites.
• Hackers Steal Abbot's Identity in Cash Scam.
• Hackers to Face Off in Black Hat 'Iron Chef' Contest.
• Hackers withdraw millions from Limpopo govt.
• Hacking The Facebook Platform For Data Portability.
• Has US Army invaded Iran? Hackers would like you to think so.
• Help EFF Continue the Fight Against Warrantless Wiretapping.
• Hospital RFID Tags Interfere with Medical Devices: Study.
• Housing bill provision rattles privacy, small business groups.
• How can app developers solve a problem like insecure code?.
• How can I get the best from Google searches?.
• How Patch Tuesday affects business workings, security.
• How The FBI Dismantled a BitTorrent Community.
• How to Avoid Security Risks for Mobile Computing on Public WLANs.
• How to Block NDR Spam.
• How To Block Spammers/Hackers With mod_defensible On Apache2.
• How to bypass blocked Usenet.
• How to Deny Access to Files or Folders in Windows Vista.
• How to Heal the FUD Associated with VOIP Security.
• How to install Android OS on the Nokia N810.
• How to secure Macs in business.
• How your GPS can dob you in.
• HP, Parallels Ink Virtualization Deal.
• HSBC sites vulnerable to XSS flaws, could aid phishing attacks.
• Huge rise in malware this year.
• IBM mainframe acquisition raises antitrust concerns.
• IBM supercomputer to aid osteoporosis treatment.
• ICANN and IANA’s domains hijacked by Turkish hacking group.
• ICANN blames June site hijack on registrar.
• ICANN downplays site hacks.
• In Three Years, the Internet Hits a Brick Wall.
• Infocus: Blocking Traffic by Country on Production Networks.
• Inside the OS X 10.5.4 Update.
• Insurer offers mobile health records.
• Integrate your PHP application with Google Calendar.
• Intel 'hacker' conviction quashed.
• Intel Centrino 2 Platform Launches Monday.
• Intel: an expensive many-core future is ahead of us.
• Internet Explorer 6 Cross-Domain Scripting Vulnerability.
• Internet flaw could let hackers take over the Web.
• Internet Provider Halts Plan to Track, Sell Users' Surfing Data.
• Introduction to virology.
• iPhone 3G - first reviews are in.
• iPhone 3G hacked within 24 hours.
• iPhone 3G line starting in New York City.
• Iranian hackers target Israeli Web site over message by Jewish group.
• IronKey: Everything you need for portable encrypted storage.
• Israeli hackers hit Hamas Web site.
• IT administrator pleads not guilty to network tampering.
• IT mega-projects: First 100 days are crucial.
• ITIL V3 Improves Information Security Management.
• Jailbreak app for iPhone 3G released!.
• Japanese Trojan attacks P2P file-sharing pirates.
• Java update fixes many security flaws.
• Judge delays 'spam king' sentencing.
• Jury convicts Web site operator in P2P case.
• Kaminsky on How He Discovered DNS Flaw and More.
• Kaminsky: DNS bug tattler not the first to guess flaw details.
• Kaspersky Lab's Malaysian Web site hacked.
• Kaspersky releases new tool for GPcode trojan victims.
• Kaspersky says hacking attack did no damage.
• Kaspersky to demonstrate hack against Windows XP/Vista/2K8, Linux, BSD and maybe OS X.
• Kaspersky to set up SEA base in KL.
• Kaspersky virtual keyboard defends against keylogging malware.
• Kerfuffle erupts as DNS flaw described.
• Keylogging malware steals 50GB of passwords.
• Kodak unveils the 10MP EasyShare camera.
• Last HOPE to become Next HOPE.
• Latest Mac OS X Trojan Might Be Sign of Things to Come.
• Lawmakers call on NebuAd to change privacy notification.
• Lawmakers question another ISP about NebuAd service.
• Leadership crisis facing Samsung, says top executive.
• Leading Analyst Firm: Pen Testing is a Requirement.
• Leading Analyst Firm: Penetration Testing is a Requirement.
• Leading Analysts: Pen Testing is a Requirement.
• Legal Filesharing on Campus?.
• Library of Congress on DMCA, Copyright Law Troubles.
• Linux still super in Top500.
• Listen to the 2600 hacker conference.
• Lithuania: Attacks focused on hosting company.
• Live from Vilnius, EuroPython 2008.
• Lock expert shows how to defeat a secure lock at HITBSecConf2007 Dubai.
• Looking Back, Moving Forward: The Continuing Fight Against Telecom Immunity.
• Mac (in)security: How to secure Macs in business.
• Mac (insecurity): How to secure Macs in business.
• Mac market share nears 8%; Safari tops 6.3%.
• Makaan.com unaware of fake ads, cops suspect Nigerians.
• Malaysian Government Orders Torrent Sites Shutdown.
• Malware Spammers Get Sense of Humor.
• Marriott takes disaster recovery, virtualization underground.
• Mars lander finds soil 'friendly' to life.
• Mastering the UNIX Command Line: A Beginner’s Guide.
• McAfee: SMBs underestimate cybercrime risks.
• Meet the iPod Doctor: He makes house calls.
• MessageLabs secures e-mail backup.
• Microsoft addresses XSS in Internet Explorer.
• Microsoft and Google say they want privacy regulation for Internet advertisers.
• Microsoft Can't Claim Victory in Security Battle.
• Microsoft confirms active Word attacks.
• Microsoft confirms WSUS patch problem.
• Microsoft Corp removes 'Fiji' from window.
• Microsoft eradicates password stealers from more than two million computers.
• Microsoft fixes month-old WSUS patch snafu.
• Microsoft in talks over AOL merger.
• Microsoft patch knocks some ZoneAlarm users offline.
• Microsoft patches security bugs in Exchange, SQL Server, and Windows.
• Microsoft plugs nine holes in Windows, DNS, SQL.
• Microsoft prepares to do battle to oust Yahoo's board of directors.
• Microsoft releases critical update for Office 2008 for Mac.
• Microsoft releases security tools for ASP, ASP.Net.
• Microsoft repairs PCs crippled by XP SP3 update.
• Microsoft scrutinizes WSUS patch snafu.
• Microsoft selects VeriSign to provide secure HealthVault users.
• Microsoft Software Update Service More Reliable Than Apple, Ubuntu.
• Microsoft to push XP SP3 via Auto Update on July 10.
• Microsoft trumpets security additions in upcoming IE8.
• Microsoft trumpets security additons in upcoming IE8.
• Microsoft warns of new Access attack.
• Microsoft's DNS Fix Leads to More Problems.
• Microsoft's online service push has holes.
• minilinks for 2008-06-26.
• minilinks for 2008-07-02.
• minilinks for 2008-17-07.
• MiniNova Not Jumping on the Encryption Bandwagon.
• Missing Webroot founder found dead.
• Mobile E-Mail For Cost-Conscious Enterprises.
• Mobile malware not yet a risk but companies told to prepare.
• More ISPs Decide to Filter Usenet Newsgroups.
• More IT war stories.
• Mozilla Fixes Firefox Flaw, But Needs New Security Practices.
• Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird.
• Mozilla patches 13 bugs in Firefox 2.
• Mozilla patches Firefox side of Safari 'carpet bomb' threat.
• MPAA approves military grade anti-piracy encryption technology.
• MySpace Supports OpenID Universal Sign In.
• New Dubai Skyscraper Will Shift Shape Dynamically.
• New service helps callers avoid awkward cell-phone moments.
• New service tracks missing laptops for free.
• New top-level domains expected in 2009.
• New viruses plague Vietnamese computers.
• New ways to hack VoIP aren't fatal if you're prepared for them.
• New worm transcodes MP3s to try to infect PCs.
• News: Alliance forms to fix DNS poisoning flaw.
• News: Breach-notification laws not working?.
• News: E-Gold pleads guilty to money laundering.
• News: Senate amends FISA, allows immunity.
• News: Web surfers, it's time to patch.
• Next-Gen Load Balancing: 3 Keys to Successful Delivery of Advanced Web Apps.