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SitemapBottom MenuMain MenuTop MenuNewsflashesNewsflash - China backs down over controversial censorship software.
- E-government security under scrutiny at Malaysian conference.
- Hackers Hijack a Bookstore Website in Singapore.
- PacNet spins Web into Vietnam.
- Publishers OK online book browsing.
- Robot serves tea just the way Japanese like it.
- Sony lawyer: $150K damages per song "certainly" appropriate.
- Tetris turns 25: Is it the next Olympic sport?.
- The inside story of the Conficker worm.
- Vista crack a hoax, what a surprise.
- Wordpress 2.1.1 Release Compromised by Cracker.
- "Sugar on a Stick" OS available for any and all.
- "Toy" night vision gets cheaper, projectors get smaller.
- $100,000 missing from Topeka health.
- 'Hunch' Web site will make decisions for you.
- 'Iceman' pleads guilty to massive computer hacking.
- 'Jailbroken' iPhones leave users more vulnerable.
- 'Secret' questions leave accounts vulnerable.
- 'Turkey' Worm Targets Solaris.
- 10 Beers You Must Drink This Summer.
- 10 Stereotypes that Everyone Meets in College.
- 10 Xbox 360 tricks Microsoft won't tell you.
- 10 years after Napster, online pirates alive and well.
- 100,000 website hack not caused by HyperVM 0day?.
- 11 Things The Bible Bans, But You Do Anyway.
- 12 Simple Ways To Impress Your Boss And Everyone Else.
- 12 Things You THOUGHT Were Bad for You?.
- 13-inch MacBook Pro teardown reveals "unimaginative" SD Card slot.
- 14 arrests as credit card fraudsters are broken up in Spain.
- 15 TV Characters That Disappeared Without Explanation.
- 1600 A.D..
- 200Mbps Wi-Fi for round-the-world race coverage.
- 20th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Protest.
- 360 mpg hydrogen car unveiled.
- 3FN shutdown tied to drop in spam from Pushdo botnet.
- 5 Alternatives to The Pirate Bay.
- 5 Mergers for a Less Aggravating IT Security Industry.
- 5 Steps to Secure a New PC.
- 5 Things Hollywood Thinks Computers Can Do.
- 5 Tips on Proper Geek Male Maintenance.
- 5 Ways to Decide on a Linux Distribution.
- 50 Helpful Resources That Will Enhance Your Writing Skills.
- 56000 debit cards breached at Suncoast Federal Credit Union.
- 60 years after Orwell wrote 1984?almost reality.
- 7 Pieces of Advice on Picking Your New Facebook User Name.
- 7 Signs That You?re an Adult.
- 7 Things Electronics Salespeople Won?t Tell You.
- 73% of companies believe they are vulnerable to hacking.
- 9 of the Strangest Software Glitches Ever.
- ? That?s What She Said.
- A Comprehensive Guide to Updating Your Firmware.
- A Famous Person Has Died?.
- A Ham Radio Weekend for Talking to the Moon.
- A look inside the fastest supercomputer in Europe.
- A Note From the Toilet & Bathroom.
- A Plan to Secure the Federal Cyberspace.
- A Safe That Looks Like a Calculator.
- A short history of corporate hacking.
- About Apple's limited information included with software updates.
- Accused Facebook spammer could face jail time.
- Acer Not Concerned About Nokia's Entering Netbook Market.
- Acer to launch 3D notebook at the end of October.
- Adept at making viruses, but caught by police.
- Adobe fixes security bugs in Reader, Acrobat.
- Adobe patches 13 critical PDF bugs in first quarterly update.
- Adobe Shuts Down Operations for a Week.
- Adobe to begin its regular patching schedule today.
- Adobe will deliver its first quarterly patches on Tuesday.
- Aerial images online endanger national security, critics say.
- Air France Crash Raises Questions About Domain Name Registration.
- Air France Flight 447 Catastrophe Being Used to Drop TROJ_YEKTEL.AA.
- Airbus crash: Finger points at flight computers.
- Alleged Craigslist killer pleads not guilty.
- AMD plans DirectX 11 GPUs this year.
- Amendments to Computer Crime Law Are a Dark Cloud with a Ray of Light.
- Analysis: Is HTML e-mail dangerous for your PC, or just your eyeballs?.
- Analysis: Push to open government elevates risk of data leaks.
- Analyst Criticizes Windows 7 Upgrade Limit.
- Analysts give early thumbs up to Windows 7.
- Android OS for the HTC Touch Diamond and HTC Touch Pro!.
- Anomos! Censorship-Resistant, Anonymous BitTorrent.
- Another currency hacker in every kind of trouble.
- Antivirus testing outfit: Microsoft Security Essentials makes the grade.
- Antivirus testing outfit: Windows Security Essentials makes the grade.
- Apple charges iPod Touch users for critical patches.
- Apple claims 1 million iPhone 3G S phones sold first weekend.
- Apple delivers prodigious patch batch for iPhone.
- Apple delivers prodigious patch batch for iPhone with OS update.
- Apple finally patches six-month-old Java bugs.
- Apple iPhone OS 3.0 activations crash iTunes server.
- Apple patching serious SMS vulnerability on iPhone.
- Apple plugs critical Java security hole affecting Tiger, Leopard.
- Apple recognizes virus and malware threat to OS X.
- Apple Rumor Mill Predicts iPhone App Sharing.
- Apple SD Cards fuel (more) Mac tablet chatter.
- Apple Store hack allows contract free iPhone 3G S purchase.
- Apple TV gets multi-touch iPhone controller.
- Apple working on adding multi-touch to iPod click-wheels.
- Apple's IPhone Suffers More Signal Problems.
- Apple's latest high-end MacBook Air slower than predecessor.
- ASCAP and Copyright Doublespeak.
- ASCAP Makes Outlandish Copyright Claims on Cell Phone Ringtones.
- ASCAP Wants To Be Paid When Your Phone Rings.
- Astalavista.com destroyed by anti-sec group.
- Asterisk 1.4.1 Security Release Announced.
- ATM Malware Spreading Around the World.
- ATM malware spreading around the world, researcher says.
- ATM skimming will likely grow due to poor security.
- Attacking USB Devices... Hackers Going Old School.
- Audit Finds Minnesota Retirement System at Risk.
- Bait files.
- Ballmer announces 2010 Xbox 360 at The Executive Club Chicago.
- Barclays online and ATM crash after disc array fault.
- Battery Issues Likely Cause of iPhone 3GS Overheating.
- Be careful when you come to put your trust in the clouds.
- Best First Page of Any Book Ever?.
- Best Wedding Invite. Ever..
- Beware Microsoft XP license trap warns Gartner.
- Beware two-faced friends on Facebook.
- Beware! Hackers are out to steal your Orkut identity.
- Beware: Identity Thieves Harvest Social Networks.
- Bing gets porn domain to filter out explicit images and videos.
- Bing mobile application concepts revealed.
- Bing searches to include Twitter results.
- BIOS Vulnerable to Modern Malware Attacks.
- Black Hat spat shows security researchers walking a fine line.
- Blind Hacker Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison.
- Blind Japanese woman receives IBM's top award.
- Blind phone hacker gets 11-year sentence.
- Blizzard Trademarks "Cataclysm" - New Game Or WoW Expansion?.
- Blogger Threatened to Murder Judges, Feds Say.
- Bogus Flash Player Dropping BKDR_IRCBOT.BW.
- Boomerang attack against AES better than blind chance.
- Botnets for Sale as DOS Attacks Hit Iranian Government.
- Botnets for Sale as Hactivists' DOS Attacks Hit Iranian Government.
- Brand Protection: The Expanding CSO Portfolio.
- Brief: Adobe re-patches Shockwave player.
- Brief: Coming to terms with cyber warfare.
- Brief: Data shows Grumblar still threatens.
- Brief: Firms atwitter over social-net threats.
- Brief: Jackson searches resemble attack to Google.
- Brief: Juniper pulls talk on ATM vulnerabilities.
- Brief: Looking back: GhostNet dismantled in a day.
- Brief: Microsoft's launches free AV offering.
- Brief: Mozilla adds more privacy in Firefox 3.5.
- Brief: MSFT, Adobe and Apple patch together.
- Brief: Not all apps equal in Iranian filtering.
- Brief: Pentagon signs off on Cyber Command.
- Brief: Researcher aims to tweet Month of Bugs.
- Brief: Security-software market shrugs off economy.
- Bringing TV to the Web.
- British Airways asks staff to work without pay.
- Brussels plans to impose tough penalties for internet crimes.
- BT to guarantee 15Mbits/sec with fibre.
- BT, CERT in security MoU.
- Bug in Google's Blogger Costing Sites Traffic.
- Build a Linux Media Server Using Ubuntu 8.10.
- Bulgarian Prime Minister's website defaced.
- But If We Started Dating It Would Ruin Our Friendship?.
- C2K9: The ACPI dance.
- Can Apple top the iPhone? The rumor mill says no.
- Can search engines keep up with blackhat SEO?.
- Can Your iPhone Really Be Made Secure?.
- Canadian bill forces personal data from ISPs sans warrant.
- Cell phones used to view patient records.
- Cell phones, other wireless devices next big cybersecurity targets.
- Child Porn Is Apple’s Latest iPhone Headache.
- China and Google: What's going on.
- China at the mercy of global hackers.
- China criticises Google over pornography.
- China Defers Green Dam Deadline At Behest Of PC Makers.
- China delays censorware mandate for PC makers.
- China embarrasses US in NSA hacking contest.
- China filtering software has stolen codes: US company claims.
- China Frees Accused Woman After Protests Online.
- China has not given up Green Dam plan.
- China Officially Bans Gold Farming.
- China seeks to plug holes in porn firewall.
- China seen requiring PCs to block sites.
- China to propose WLAN security standard for global use again.
- China's Dam Delay.
- China's Green Dam - Security flaws galore.
- China's Internet filter blocks Falun Gong sites.
- China's Spy in the Home.
- Chinese security company shares huge malware database.
- Chrome Sandboxing: Easy on Mac OS X, a Mess on Linux.
- Chrome update plugs hush-hush browser hole.
- Cloud Computing Will Cause Internet Security Meltdown.
- CNN network hit by Rinbot worm.
- Colleges give themselves C+ for network security.
- Common language is needed for cybersecurity info sharing.
- Commonwealth Bank crashes amid hacker scare.
- Computer archive helps find stolen art.
- Computers could soon be heating buildings.
- Computex Attendance Falls but Android Dazzles.
- Conficker: Forgotten but not Gone.
- Cookies Crumbling: YouTube Takes a Small Step to Increase Privacy of Whitehouse.gov Visitors.
- Could Opera Unite be a botmaster's best friend?.
- Court Orders P2P News Site To Dishonor Convicted Pirates.
- Court Orders Spammers To Give Up $3.7 Million.
- Court orders spammers to pay $3.7 million.
- Court shuts down 'rogue' ISP after FTC complaint.
- Creative & Funny Shipping Notice.
- Critical Adobe Shockwave flaw affects millions.
- Crypto attack puts digital sig hash on collision course.
- Crypto guru urges incentives for SSL cert recall.
- Cyber attacks grow on SKorea military networks.
- Cyber Attacks Must Be Characterized as a Criminal Offense.
- Cyber chief: Feds need to work better with companies.
- Cyber Czar, Cyberspace, and Privacy.
- Cyberdefense center will lead in education.
- CYBSEC-Labs releases sapyto 0.99-PE.
- Data-sniffing trojans burrow into Eastern European ATMs.
- Database Servers: Candy For Hackers.
- Death of the Linux desktops.
- Debunking Canadian health care myths.
- Deep-Packet Inspection in U.S. Scrutinized Following Iran Surveillance.
- Default Passwords Led to $55 Million in Bogus Phone Charges.
- Defense Secretary Gates approves creation of U.S. Cyber Command.
- Defogging the Cloud in IT.
- Dell announces managed services for Europe.
- Dell working on Android gadget.
- Distributed traffic capture optimizes monitoring.
- DIY fix works for broken iPod Touch screen -- if you dare.
- DIY Netbook Linux.
- Do Any Normal People Use Linux?.
- Do most security breaches still originate internally?.
- Does Apple still need Steve Jobs?.
- Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared?.
- Dreamworks vs. Pixar Story Development.
- Drexel Student Admits Grade Fixing.
- Dutch researchers develop self-learning security system.
- DVD Jon pokes fun at Apple with iTunes stunt.
- East European ATM sniffing down to poor code auditing.
- EBay’s Fight With Skype Founders May Threaten Its Plans for IPO.
- EDRi-gram newsletter - Number 7.11, 3 June 2009.
- EFF and ACLU Planning to Appeal Dismissal of Dozens of Spying Cases.
- EFF and Public Knowledge Reluctantly Drop Lawsuit for Information About ACTA.
- EFF Busts Bogus Internet Subdomain Patent.
- EFF Challenges Government's 'Back Door Wiretap'.
- EFF comments on Child Safe Viewing Act.
- EFF Demands Public Release of FBI Surveillance Rules.
- EFF Launches TOSBack - A 'Terms of Service' Tracker for Facebook, Google, eBay, and More.
- EFF Posts ‘Terms of Service’ Tracker.
- Enterprises still edgy on open source.
- EU plans tougher cybercrime laws.
- Evolution of the CSO.
- Ex-Apple Executive Who Led Its iPod Division Is Named Chief of Palm.
- Ex-DHS CIO: Hackers Hit Us A Million Times A Day.
- Ex-Google security whiz's start-up exiting stealth mode.
- Exec who hacked friends for sales gets probation.
- Experts Only: Time to Ditch the Antivirus?.
- Experts: U.S. needs to spend more on cybersecurity R&D.
- Exploits of unpatched Windows bug will jump, says Symantec.
- F-Secure brings Anti-theft to Windows Mobile users.
- F-Secure: Adobe Still Unpatched as Attacks Rise.
- Facebook bloggers reveal way to peek at private profiles.
- Facebook hit by privacy blow.
- Facebook Members Register 550 Names Per Second.
- Facebook to Allow Usernames Beginning June 13.
- Fake Micro-blogging Invitations Dropping W32.Ackantta.B@mm Worm.
- Fake Outlook config scam aims to harvest logins.
- FAQ: What to know about Moblin.
- FBI compounds mystery with secret justification of gag order.
- FCC: Local telephone carriers must connect to VOIP.
- Feds arrest man allegedly behind DDoS attacks against Rolling Stone.
- Feds arrest man behind DDoS attacks against Rolling Stone.
- Feds Mulling Incentives for Secure Software.
- Feds Push Cybersecurity.
- Feds Shutter ‘Black Hat’ ISP.
- Feelings.
- FFSearcher: A Stealthy Evolution in Click Fraud.
- Fight over German filtering law sends MP into Pirate Party.
- Fighting spyware (beyond antivirus).
- Filtering for Security? Mind the Egress.
- Firefox 3.5 Will Arrive June 30.
- Firewall Flaws and How to Fix Them.
- Firmware 2.80 blocks Open Remote Play.
- First Look: Microsoft Security Essentials.
- First Look: Microsoft Security Essentials beta offers free protection against malware.
- First Look: Microsoft Security Essentials offers free and non-intrusive protection against malware.
- Five iPhone Security Tips for IT Departments.
- Five Steps to HITECH Preparedness.
- Forrester: Deep Packet Inspection As An Enabling Technology.
- Four ways SMBs can prevent data loss without breaking the bank.
- Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC?.
- France Declares Three Strikes Unconstitutional.
- Fraudsters try to scam Bruce Schneier on EBay.
- Fraudsters try to scam security expert on eBay.
- Free security add-on vets Twitter links.
- French court to pirates: Three strikes and ... then what?.
- French Pirate Party Member Refutes ‘Hacker Group’ Name.
- French Three-Strikes Law Ruled Unconstitutional.
- FTC sets deadline for filing SkyBiz.com claims.
- FTC suspends heavy penalty against scareware defendants.
- FTP login credentials at major corporations breached.
- Fusion dreams delayed.
- Games: No big rush to speedy iPhone 3GS.
- GeoHot Discovers Jailbreak for iPhone 3GS?.
- Global IT spending to drop nearly 11% in 2009.
- Google App Engine suffers six-hour outage.
- Google Book Search Settlement: Foster Competition, Escrow the Scans.
- Google clamps down on 'malvertising'.
- Google Considering More HTTPS, Other Services to Follow?.
- Google fixes 'critical' security hole in Chrome.
- Google plugs 'high risk' WebKit holes in Chrome.
- Google to Promote Web Speed on New Developer Site.
- Google to Try More Security on Gmail.
- Google unveils new ‘Twitter phone’.
- Google Voice: 5 reasons to use it, 5 reasons to think twice.
- Google Wave hands-on: Weird and wonderful.
- Google: Spammers regroup after ISP takedowns.
- Government downloading policy remains unclear.
- Government, Military - Aviation?.
- Great Australian Firewall to censor online games.
- Great spots for globetrotting geeks.
- Grey hair may be protecting us from cancer.
- Guatemalan fears tweet will send him to jail.
- Hacker breaks into Cong leader's mail.
- Hacker cracks TinyURL rival, redirects millions of Twitter users.
- Hacker-Tool Law Still Does Little.
- Hackers Arrested In China After Feud Causes Major Outage.
- Hackers breached 285 million e-records in '08.
- Hackers claim $10,000 prize for breaking into StrongWebmail.
- Hackers crack Xbox 360 security.
- Hackers crash Dutch anti-piracy site.
- Hackers criticised for exposing child abusers.
- Hackers falsely ‘tweet’ Britney Spears’ death.
- Hackers imitate websites of Russian banks.
- Hackers offering source and data to ENTIRE T-Mobile network.
- Hackers post anti-Obama message on Oregon University computer system.
- Hackers seizing control of RSS feeds.
- Hackers steal money from Bullitt County account.
- Hacktivist Tweets.
- Hacktivists take aim at Iranian elections.
- Hands on with Apple's newly released 13" and 15" MacBook Pro.
- Hands-on Unboxing: Palm Pre.
- Happy National Change Your Password Day.
- Hear, Hear: New York Times Editorial Board Calls for Repeal of FISA Amendments Act.
- Heartland CEO commended for data breach response.
- Heartland CEO says data breach was 'devastating'.
- Help Protesters in Iran: Run a Tor Bridge or a Tor Relay.
- High Profile Twitter Hack Spreads Porn Trojan.
- High profile Twitter hack spreads Trojan.
- HITBSecConf2009 - Malaysia to Debate Public Security.
- Hole in VLC Media Player.
- Hollywood drives us into the "Analog Sunset".
- How and Why to Create Data Destruction Policies.
- How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules.
- How Iran's internet protesters slipped past censors.
- How Microsoft Influenced Adobe Security In a Good Way.
- How one man beat the Facebook vanity clock.
- How Secure Is Apple`s Snow Leopard for the Enterprise?.
- How smart IT workers know when their company's doomed.
- How To Configure Your Router for Gaming.
- How To Foil A Corporate Fraudster.
- How to Improve IT Cyber-Security with Visual Analytics.
- How to introduce the iPhone 3G S to your organisation.
- How to plan for wireless networks.
- How to safely post pictures of your children online.
- How to secure your mobile device.
- How to unleash your brain's inner genius.
- How to Write an Information Security Policy.
- How you can infect your mobile phone through Bluetooth.
- HP Launches App Security Solutions for IT Organizations.
- Huawei rejects Indian security concerns.
- HyperVM boss hangs himself after purported exploit destroys 100,000 sites.
- IBM touts encryption innovation.
- ICANN Appoints Rod Beckstrom As CEO.
- ICANN: New domains coming in 2010.
- If you think that you’re safe surfing for porn on a Mac - think again.
- In Iran, cyber-activism without the middle-man.
- Information Security – More Than An IT Challenge For SME.
- Instant message dangers 'growing'.
- Intel 'hacker' conviction quashed.
- Intel and Nokia to Form Strategic Partnership.
- Intel Does Not Want Bigger Screens on Netbooks.
- Intel to rebrand some chips, phase out "Centrino".
- Intel to Take Over Embedded Software Developer for $884 Million..
- Intel's 34nm NAND SSDs launch in two weeks.
- Intel, Oracle, PayPal back ID technology interop group.
- International telecom hacker group busted.
- Internet privacy: Where everybody knows your name.
- Internet registry seeks your feedback on WHOIS privacy issue.
- Into the DTV era, with no broadcast flag mandate.
- iPhone 3G S still not enterprise-ready, analysts say.
- iPhone 3GS launch has app developers seeing gold.
- iPhone Dev Team delays 3GS jailbreak/unlock - with good reason.
- iPhone Dev Team to release ultrasn0w jailbreak this weekend.
- iPhone Dev Team: Jailbreak and Unlock for iPhone 3GS coming soon.
- iPhone OS 3.0 includes bevy of hidden features.
- iPhone remote code security exploit discovered.
- iPhone, iPod security flaws get 45 patches.
- Iran accuses CNN of training hackers.
- Iran says AMD chips used in its rocket research.
- Iran using U.S. chip technology in rocket research.
- Iran's leaders fight Internet; Internet wins (so far).
- Iranian hackers attack the US.
- IRS Now Asks to Drop Tax on Cellphones.
- Is China Creating the World's Largest Botnet Army?.
- Is Internet Voting Safe? Vote Here.
- Is It Really a Conficker Removal Tool or FakeScan A?.
- Is Ubuntu Linux Ready for the Enterprise?.
- Israel suffered massive cyber attack during Gaza offensive.
- ISTP 9.50 is Available.
- ISTP Network Reputation is Pretty Cool.
- IT Jobs Still in Decline, Stabilization May Be Near.
- IT managers underestimate data loss impact.
- IT pros fear hacking vulnerability but doing little about it.
- Jackson dies, almost takes Internet with him.
- Jail sentence for hentai owner raises First Amendment issues.
- Japan bans 'sexual torture' software.
- Japanese electronics makers step up business for stemming data leaks.
- Japanese Trojan attacks P2P file-sharing pirates.
- Jay Leno wins cybersquatting case.
- Jeremiah Grossman wants feds to recruit volunteer pen testers.
- Jobs is back: with a new iPhone.
- John Gruber's WWDC 2009 Predictions - iPhone 3GS.
- Jordanian and 2 Pinoys in phone hacking ring face extradition.
- Judge Overturns Lori Drew Misdemeanor Convictions.
- Judge tentatively acquits woman in MySpace case.
- Judge Throws Out Wiretapping Lawsuits.
- Jump in IT Staff Snooping Reported.
- Juniper nixes ATM security talk.
- Juniper pulls ATM hacking presentation from Black Hat.
- Jury orders music swapper to pay $1.92M.
- Kawasaki: automated Twitter feed spread malware.
- King Of Pop SMSes.
- Last year saw 14,000 cybercrimes in Russia.
- Latest Kaspersky Suite Overloads on Security.
- Lawmakers fear White House cybersecurity czar would undercut DHS role.
- Lawmakers question whether DHS cybersecurity role will be undercut by White House appointment.
- Lawyer turns hacker and tunes in on hacker legal services.
- Lawyers in DVD-Copying Case Charge up to $765 Hourly.
- Lax security leaves card data en route to banks vulnerable.
- Linux to Be the First Support USB 3.0.
- Lock expert shows how to defeat a secure lock at HITBSecConf2007 Dubai.
- Logging off good habit for protecting data.
- London Stock Exchange Drops Windows System.
- Looking back: GhostNet dismantled in a day.
- Lost internet connection could cost €150bn.
- Mac and Linux Users Can Use Chrome -- But Beware!.
- Mac Protection Update(s).
- Magic Lantern unofficial camera firmware shows Canon how it's done.
- Main development phase of Linux 2.6.31 completed.
- Malware peddlers prey on celebrity death frenzies.
- Man made $112,000 in bank account hacking scheme.
- Many companies say they will adopt cloud computing within two years.
- Mark Rasch: Hacker-Tool Law Still Does Little.
- MasterCard beefs up security requirements.
- Max Butler found guilty.
- Michael Jackson hackers hijack Sydney website.
- Michael Jackson malware.
- Michael Jackson spam spreads, malware attacks likely.
- Michael Jackson's death roils Wikipedia.
- Michael Jackson's death spawns malware, more scams.
- Microsoft architecture chief: Google Wave 'anti-web'.
- Microsoft Bets the Farm on Bing.
- Microsoft Bing Security Covers Familiar Ground.
- Microsoft caps free security software downloads.
- Microsoft Expects 10 Years Lifecycle for Xbox 360.
- Microsoft issues record 31 patches for bugs in Windows, IE, Office apps.
- Microsoft Plans Hefty Patch Tuesday.
- Microsoft plans jumbo patch day next week.
- Microsoft readies free anti-virus software.
- Microsoft sets record with monster Windows, IE, Office update.
- Microsoft sets Windows 7 pricing, upgrade programs.
- Microsoft sheds its third-party anti-piracy technology.
- Microsoft Sues Three in Click-Fraud Scheme.
- Microsoft to deliver free antimalware next Tuesday.
- Microsoft to push IE 8 to more business users in August.
- Microsoft to push IE8 at businesses next month.
- Microsoft update removes rogue antivirus program.
- Microsoft's Bing has already caught up to rival Yahoo.
- Microsoft's Gazelle browser: A layperson's explanation.
- Microsoft's Office 2010 Pro Plus: What's inside?.
- Microsoft, Adobe warn of critical security flaws.
- Microsoft: Outlook's not broken and we aren't 'fixing' it.
- Millions will have to wait a decade for superfast internet access.
- miniLinks for 2009-06-19.
- miniLinks for 2009-06-26.
- Minister: iPhones aren't safe where I liv.
- Mistake puts US nuke list online.
- Mitnick site targeted in DNS attack on webhost.
- Mobile Flash 10 Coming to Smart Phones in October, Except For IPhone.
- Money mule cops plea in online brokerage hacking scam.
- More affordable iMacs from Apple expected by fall.
- More from the NYT on NSA's Domestic Spying: "Pinwale" Has Your Emails.
- More gaming account hacks revealed.
- More IT war stories.
- More Thoughts on CPU backdoors.
- Moving to Windows 7--From Vista.
- Mozilla offers build your own browser plan to IT departments.
- Mozilla patches 11 Firefox bugs, six critical.
- Mozilla slates first Firefox 3.5 patch.
- Mozilla unveils Firefox 3.5 Release Candidate.
- Mozilla Unveils New Firefox 3.5 Browser.
- MPAA says Real's patent attempt saps RealDVD argument.
- MPI and Password Cracking.
- MS Security Essentials: Basic Protection.
- MSN Canada Website Compromised by Hackers.
- MySpace slashes staff by 30 per cent - is the end near?.
- NAB tests voiceprint recognition.
- Net gives pirate radio the last laugh.
- New Energy Star 5.0 Specifications Initiated.
- New Injection Attack Compromises More Than 40,000 Websites.
- New iPhone 3GS heats up smartphone wars.
- New Kernel Vulnerabilities Affect Ubuntu 6.06, 8.04, 8.10 and 9.04 OSes.
- News: FTC persuades court to shutter rogue ISP.
- News: iPhone crashing bug could lead to serious exploit.
- Next Stop for Security: BI and Business Services.
- Nigerians call for scrapping of ATM.
- No easy solutions for federal IT, VA's CIO says.
- Nokia, Siemens Help Iran Spy on Internet Users.
- Nortel breakup signals R&D power shift.
- Now, doctors fall prey to online racketeers.
- NowTorrents Domain Hijacked by Hacker.
- NTSB to look at possible computer role in D.C. crash.
- NZ police to beef up computer security.
- Obama's BlackBerry hacked, contents to be published.
- Obama's Cybersecurity Dream Could Come True.
- Obama's Cybersecurity Push: What It Means for CIOs.
- On encryption and why it's overrated.
- On the hunt for cybercrime's epicentre.
- One in five IT staff cheat on security audits.
- One year after Bill Gates' 'retirement': What's different?.
- Online College Humor: FAIL x 13.
- Online transaction security: Tips for staying safe.
- Open government could lead to data leaks.
- Opinion: Security companies' automatic renewals are a disgrace.
- Opinion: You say 'shameful secret,' I say 'privacy'.
- Oracle-Sun deal misses fast-track approval.
- Out of business, Clear may sell customer data.
- Palm delays webOS developer kit, Mojo.
- Palm Gets Friendly with Pre Hackers.
- Palm Pre App Catalog Reaches 1 Million Downloads.
- Palm Pre Code Leaks.
- Palm Pre owners may lose iTunes sync.
- Password Recovery Questions Make Online Accounts Vulnerable.
- PC hardware can pose rootkit threat.
- PC in a plug hits the UK.
- PC Power Consumption: How Many Watts Do We Need?.
- PC World slammed for misleading laptop ads.
- PCI compliance strategy calls for hiding card data in plain sight.
- PCI Security Council seeks industry comments on current standards.
- Pentagon orders creation of cyber command center.
- Pentagon: Sooner is better for cybersecurity testing.
- Phishing attack targets Microsoft Outlook users.
- Pirate Bay Judge Not Biased, No Retrial.
- Pirate Bay starts video streaming.
- Pirate Party Wins and Enters The European Parliament.
- PlayStation And GBA Emulators Shown Working On iPhone 3GS.
- Police say hacker stole phone time from AT&T, others.
- Poor Economy Leads To Rise In Sneaky IT Behavior.
- Popular Internal IP Addressing Scheme Could Leave Enterprises Vulnerable.
- Popular Religions in a nutshell.
- Porn links found on parish website.
- PostgreSQL 8.4 adds 293 enhancements.
- Potter fans conned with ‘free early movie premiere link’.
- Potter fans conned with ‘free early movie premiere link’ by hackers.
- Practice safe clicks.
- Priceless identity.
- Privacy laws could hurt the little guy.
- Private Browsing.
- Proxy servers pressed into action to keep Web access in Iran.
- PS3 Price Cut Rumored for August.
- Psystar Emerges from Chapter 11, Launches New Mac Clone.
- Psystar owes Apple $75,000, debt details unknown.
- Puzzle-Dam burst.
- PwnageTool for OS 3.0 has been released - ultrasn0w to come.
- Q&A: Adrian Lamo.
- Q&A: No alternative to PCI, security council chief insists.
- Q&A: SaaS, not shopping, is focus of Symantec's new CEO.
- Qantas IT shake-up may cost 240 jobs.
- Quarterly Updates.
- Radio-controlled bullets leave no place to hide.
- Rambus pulls some infringement claims against Nvidia.
- Reading School District identifies some students who hacked into grading system.
- Real CEOs Don't Twitter -- Do They?.
- Real ID opposition sparks revisions to national driver's license standard.
- Record industry does not plan more lawsuits.
- Record Labels' $1.9 Million Win in Thomas Retrial Constitutional?.
- Red Condor Rolls Out BotHunter.
- Red Hat Program Certifies Partners to Put Linux on Cloud.
- Red Hat's Fedora 11: So easy you'll forget it's Linux.
- Reflections of a 20-year IT security veteran.
- Relax: Vista is guarding the homeland..
- Reminder: Win 7 testers, your beta is about to expire.
- Report: Microsoft preps beta of free antivirus app.
- Reporters find Northrop Grumman data in Ghana market.
- Researchers crack CEO's e-mail account, want $10,000 prize.
- Researchers peel The Onion Router.
- Researchers uncover approach for possibly eradicating HIV infection.
- Retweeting: 'Followers' look to 'leaders' as social networks grow.
- Review roundup: Apple's new iPhone 3G S.
- RIAA drops suit against person with no computer.
- RIM patches BlackBerry PDF vulnerability.
- Rootkits evade hardware detection.
- RSA chief: The job of security guy is not to be 'Doctor No'.
- RSA's Coviello: Cloud computing not secure enough.
- Rsnake releases Slowloris HTTP DoS tool.
- Russia sends Malaysian telecom satellite into orbit.
- SaaS, not shopping, is focus of Symantec's new CEO.
- Sad News Generate Bad Things.
- Safari numbers still dwarfed by Firefox downloads.
- Satellites to beam solar power from space.
- Saudi supercomputer ranked as fourteenth most powerful worldwide.
- Scareware Attacks.
- Science reinvents the economy: Predicting the big one.
- Scientists create first electronic quantum processor.
- SCO finds a buyer at the last minute.
- Search Party: Why Security Pros Should Master Google.
- Sears settles with FTC over online tracking.
- Security Experts Visualize Botnets With an Eye Toward Defense.
- Security firms laugh at 'unstoppable Trojan' claims.
- Security group converges to fight Internet abuse.
- Security guard charged with hacking hospital systems.
- Security hole uncovered in Ruby; many Rails apps likely affected.
- Security Manager's Journal: We've been blind to attacks on our Web sites.
- Security researcher offers apology, plans to release attack code.
- Security strengthened for .org domain.
- Security Threat Summary Q2/2009.
- Security Vendor Ferrets out Who's a Human and Who's a Bot.
- Seven Deadly Sins of Home Office Security.
- Seven Deadly Sins of Social Networking Security.
- Several Facts about Google and HTTPS.
- Singapore approves bidders for broadband project.
- Six months later, no ISPs joining RIAA piracy fight.
- Six Steps to Stop SQL Injections.
- Small-Business Network Security 101.
- SMS remote code execution vulnerability in iPhone.
- Snow Leopard Gives Last-Gen MacBooks Multitouch.
- Social Engineering Fueled by Social Networks is a Potent Threat.
- Social Engineering: 5 Security Holes at the Office.
- Social Networkers Don`t Surf Safely, Report Says.
- Software not smart enough to sort human relationships.
- Sony now including "Green Dam" filtering software on PCs sold in China.
- Sony To release Portable Game Machine With Cellphone Capabilities.
- South Korea next to set up cyber warfare command.
- Spam drops 15 percent after FTC Pricewert takedown.
- Spam server shutdown has little effect.
- Spammers cashing in on Twitter, Iran, new iPhone.
- Spies target Switzerland.
- SquirrelMail's project web server hacked.
- StarCraft II drops LAN support to beat pirates.
- Steve Jobs is back at work, Apple says.
- Steve Jobs Received Liver Transplant and is Recovering.
- Stronger, faster iPhone 3GS will hit stores June 19.
- Study Says People Dissatisfied with Netbooks.
- Sun releases Java Enterprise System 5.0.
- Sun sets date for vote on Oracle buyout.
- Supersecret codes made of light that can’t be hacked.
- Suspicions of Insider Trading Surround Pirate Bay Buyers.
- Swedish hip-hop site served child porn, police say.
- Symantec intercepting cyber attacks.
- Symantec says Vista exposes consumers.
- Symantec vows huge push into SaaS market.
- Symantec, McAfee to pay fines over auto-renewals.
- Symantec: Exploits of unpatched Windows bug set to skyrocket.
- T-Mobile Announces Second Android Smartphone: the ‘myTouch 3G’.
- T-Mobile confirms customer records taken.
- T-Mobile confirms stolen data is genuine.
- T-Mobile data was not taken by hacking, company says.
- T-Mobile investigates alleged data breach.
- T-Mobile says data not hacked but compromised through some other means.
- Taiwanese Blank Media Makers to Double Blu-Ray Disc Output.
- Taking Pride in Nefarious Net Activities.
- Tech tip: How to erase files permanently from your PC.
- Telnet worm exploiting zero-day bug in Solaris.
- Tesla’s Founder Sues Tesla’s CEO.
- Texas man accused of hacking into clinic computers.
- The 5 Most Recognisable Gaming Icons Ever.
- The Child Safe Viewing Act and another DMCA victim.
- The cover charge at this club? An RFID im.
- The Cybersecurity Coordinator's Job Description.
- The Dawning of Internet Censorship in Germany.
- The EU does away with a cell phone tax.
- The Hacker Ethic - Harming Developers?.
- The ins and outs of the extradition battle for Gary McKinnon.
- The Internet is incomplete, says its co-designer, Vinton Cerf.
- The iPhone OS 4.0 Wishlist.
- The not-so-secret life of Chinese hackers.
- The Pirate Bay Offers Safe Haven to Iran Critics.
- The Pirate Bay sold for $7.8 million.
- The pirates will always win.
- The smart word on securing your email.
- The Story of the Beatles in Two Minutes.
- Think twice before tethering that iPhone.
- This is your brain on Twitter.
- Thomas verdict: willful infringement, $1.92 million penalty.
- TJX Hacker Was Awash in Cash; His Penniless Coder Faces Prison.
- TJX reaches $9.75 million breach settlement with 41 states.
- Top 10 (More) Ways to Provoke a Geek Argument.
- Top 10 Reasons the Firewall Guy's Hair is on Fire.
- Top 10 Ways to Provoke a Geek Argument.
- Top Indian CEO: Most American Grads Are ‘Unemployable’.
- Torrentreactor breach serves potent exploit cocktail.
- Torvalds proclaims 'new world order' with Linux 2.6.30.
- Toshiba breaks secure technology record.
- Trade Sanctions and Web 2.0: Are US Regulations Hurting Free Speech in Iran?.
- TSA asked to ensure safety of customer data after Clear closing.
- Turn Your Home Computer into a Web Server in 2 Minutes.
- Twitter becomes a lifeline to an Iran in turmoil.
- Twitter Gains Upper Hand on Latest Scam.
- Twitter plays key role in DoS attacks in Iran.
- Twitter says U.S. asked that shutdown be delayed.
- Twitter to roll out 'Verified Accounts' this summer.
- Twitter won't bring down Ahmadinejad.
- Two new pieces of Mac malware surface.
- Typo'd Google domains in Top 10 malware exploit sites.
- U.K Web hoster, customers scramble after attack deletes 100,000 sites.
- U.K. Web hoster, customers scramble after attack deletes 100,000 sites.
- U.S. mistakenly posts list of civilian nuke sites.
- U.S. teams with Italy to fight cyber crime.
- UAE audit body sets up anti-fraud hotline.
- Ubuntu targets 10 second boot time for 2010 release.
- UK 'must log' phone and web use.
- UK Communist website abused by Chinese hackers.
- UK cyber security minister ridiculed over script kiddie hire plan.
- UK Employs Hackers to fight Hackers.
- UK Gov't to crack down on file-sharers.
- Undercover: A Case of Help Desk Failure.
- Understanding DEP as a mitigation technology part 1.
- Understanding DEP as a mitigation technology part 2.
- Unisys addresses security of cloud computing.
- Universities and schools hacked to sell Viagra and porn.
- Update: One Alcatel-Lucent claim against Microsoft dismissed.
- US government blocks imports of Sharp TVs.
- US moving cautiously on new cyber security program.
- Vaserv denies weak passwords led to catastrophic hack.
- Veracode expands secure mobile applications.
- Video tour of Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard surfaces onlin.
- VIP Airport Screening Company Closes Lanes.
- Virgin Media offers unlimited DRM-free music.
- Virtualization Security: Protecting Unique IP.
- Visit to IMPACT Global Response Center.
- Waiting for Mobile Malware Wave.
- Wall Street hammers for sale sign in Novell lawn.
- Want to jailbreak the Pre? Go ahead says Palm.
- Watch Streaming TV with StreamTorrent.
- Waterproof lithium-air batteries offer 10 times more capacity.
- We're serious about cybersecurity this time, says U.S. official.
- Web 2.0 Security: Things to Know about the Social Web.
- Web App Firewalls: How to Evaluate, Buy, Implement.
- Web Host Hack Deletes 100k Sites.
- Website for Indian Institute of Remote Sensing under attack.
- What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2009.
- What to Look for in Online Backup.
- What's coming in 2.6.30 - Architecture and infrastructure.
- White iPhone 3GS units discoloring from excessive heat.
- Who appears twice?.
- Why do Mac desktop prices rise while PC prices fall?.
- Why I'm Not Upgrading to an IPhone 3GS.
- Will Microsoft Security Essentials (Morro) dent commercial antivirus sales?.
- Will security paranoia kill wireless health IT?.
- Will the UK be the next nation to introduce a cybersecurity czar?.
- Wind could power the entire world.
- Windows 7 Build 7264 Leaked.
- Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Why 7 Is More Substantial.
- Windows 7 will ship without IE browser in Europe.
- Windows installs updates without permission, researchers say.
- Wired’s Smart Guide: Know Your Smartphones.
- Wiretapping ruling protects carriers - not you.
- With unrest in Iran, cyber-attacks begin.
- Workaround to re-enable Hulu on the PS3.
- Working to Protect You.
- Worm Creeps Into Computers Via USB Ports.
- Would You Give Your Facebook Password for A Job Application?.
- Would you trade your online passwords for a chance at a job?.
- Wreck A Movie.
- Yahoo picks a new CFO likely to shake things up.
- Yet Another Crypto Challenge.
- Your Wi-Fi can tell people a lot about you.
- `Topsite' piracy ring cracked in Asia first.
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