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Software piracy group offers cash to whistleblowers
An industry group made up of software companies is offering workers in the U.K. more than $30,000 to blow the whistle on pirated software in their workplace. Article | 03 Dec 2009
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SQL injection continues to trouble firms, lead to breaches
Security experts see the secure software development lifecycle improving, but legacy applications and Web server flaws continue to offer a rich treasure trove for attackers. Article | 18 Aug 2009
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IBM acquires Ounce Labs for source code analysis
Big Blue plans to add the source code security testing vendor to its Rational software business. Financial terms were not disclosed. Article | 28 Jul 2009
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Microsoft issues emergency Active Template Library updates
Security updates address flaws the Active Template Library affecting Internet Explorer and Visual Studio. An IE fix also blocks a method that allows attackers to bypass killbits. Article | 28 Jul 2009
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Adobe patches ColdFusion vulnerability blocking website attack
Users of ColdFusion 8 can apply a patch which blocks ongoing attacks compromising websites built with the application development platform. Article | 09 Jul 2009
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nCircle statistics show rising Web application vulnerabilities
The number of Web application vulnerabilities detected by the vendor is on track to exceed 2008, according to the latest statistics. Article | 02 Jul 2009
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Juniper pulls ATM hacking presentation from Black Hat
Researcher planned to demonstrate a hacking technique targeting the underlying software of a new ATM. Article | 30 Jun 2009
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V.i Labs integrates Google maps to track software piracy
Google maps integration is a neat feature, but in this tough global economy are software vendors going to spend the money needed to pursue offenders? News | 08 Jun 2009
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Software Piracy pandemic needs government role, better vendor antipiracy plans
Software vendors need better antipiracy plans, but they have to strike a balance to avoid alienating customers and rising support headaches. Column | 18 May 2009
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Software piracy losses total $53 billion, study finds
The sixth annual Global Software Piracy Study found software piracy dropped in about half of the 110 countries studied. Article | 13 May 2009
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