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BlackBerry urges users to disable Javascript, halt browser in wake of flaws
A dangerous vulnerability affecting the BlackBerry browser can be used to gain access to sensitive data or steal the phone's contact list and image database. Article
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SpyEye toolkit owners wage battle with white hat website
The non-profit white hat website, abuse.ch, attempts to detect and list malicious IP addresses hosting botnet command-and-control servers. But its success has put it in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. Article
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Google acknowledges Android Trojan, takes security steps
The search engine giant said it would take steps to prevent additional malicious applications from using similar exploits from being distrusted via its Android Market. Article
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Barracuda study shows sharp rise in search engine malware, Twitter crime rate
While Google gained greater control over malware poisoned search results, cybercriminals turned to other search engines and took advantage of opportunities on social networks. Article
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Schneier on cyberweapons, offensive cyberwar capabilities
In this vide interview, security luminary Bruce Schneier says it's reasonable to expect that military experts would look at cyberspace as a potential new theater for war. Article
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New Tatanarg banking Trojan attempts to disable Zeus, steal data
Tatanarg combines a man-in-the-browser attack with the capability of detecting and disabling Zeus on an infected system. Article
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Schneier on cyberwar definition: Is there an arm's race?
In this exclusive video interview, Bruce Schneier says cyber conflicts are all using the same tactics and techniques, broadening the definition of cyberwarfare. Article
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Information security podcasts
Download these weekly information security podcasts covering the top news and issues enterprise infosec pros care about to your PC or favorite mp3 player. Podcasts
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Schneier on Stuxnet malware analysis
Security luminary Bruce Schneier said Stuxnet has introduced a new spate of public questions about covert operations carried out with malware and USB sticks, rather than warships and missiles. Article
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RSA Conference 2011: News, interviews and updates
The RSA Conference is a valuable resource in staying educated on the latest advances, threats and emerging trends in the information security industry. Conference Coverage