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- Microsoft Excel zero-day flaw discovered
- Microsoft, industry prepare for Gates' transition
- Microsoft's security strategy will outlast Gates
- Microsoft still unlocking its security identity
- Exploit code targets Microsoft flaws
- Secure wireless networking in the fast lane
- Underlying patterns can reveal information security targets
- Security Bytes: Vista under the hackers' microscope
- JavaScript worm spreads through Yahoo Mail
- Microsoft releases 13 security patches, eight critical
- Inside MSRC: ActiveX control change goes permanent
- Firewall-free security doable, but not ideal
- Security Bytes: Man charged with stealing, selling VoIP service
- Security Blog Log: Confessions of a spam gangsta
- Security Bytes: CPAs facing data fraud risk
- Microsoft to release 12 June security fixes
- Brief: Sourcefire addresses Snort flaw
- Active-duty soldiers' data also stolen in Veterans Affairs theft
- Security Bytes: Major spammer offers an allocution
- Easy hacks still tripping up corporate victims
- Data theft roundup: More laptops stolen, roughly 300,000 at risk
- Security without firewalls: Sensible or silly?
- FullArmor lives up to its name
- BlueCat appliance offers rock-solid security
- Security Blog Log: The bright side of the VA data theft
- Extensive coverage in a single box
- Security Bytes: Firefox fixes multiple flaws
- Congress considers several data protection bills
- Survey: Vista security skepticism swells
- Security Bytes: Snort systems vulnerable to attack
- Security Bytes: Symantec fixes software flaw
- Employees to execs: It's OK to watch
- Veterans Affairs data theft should be 'call to arms'
- Opinion: More security consolidation is on the horizon
- Security Blog Log: Uncle Sam slammed over data theft
- Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition vulnerable to flaw
- RSA not content to grow slowly
- Security Bytes: Dirty cyber deeds in Tinseltown?
- Fighting the uphill battle against renegade apps
- Okopipi leaps in where Blue Security left off
- Microsoft offers workaround for Word flaw
- Does email archiving mean keep everything?
- Report: Microsoft shaking up security market
- Personal data on 26.5 million veterans stolen
- Security Bytes: Skype dodges attackers
- Zero-day threat targets Microsoft Word
- Blue Security's demise evokes mixed emotions
- (ISC)2: 'Nothing has changed' on CISSP requirements
- Novell patches eDirectory buffer overflow vulnerability
- Security Bytes: AV giants team up against eBay pirates
- Treating email as potential evidence
- Opinion: What is a security professional, anyway?
- For students with 'learnability,' a future in IT via India
- Opinion: Readers respond to 'student' CISSPs
- Antispam crusade backfires; Blue Security shuts down
- Security Bytes: Fix available for RealVNC flaw
- Experts: Exchange patch OK, despite glitches
- Survey: Women more likely to download spyware
- Wireless IDS/IPS thwarts mall intruders
- Monster fix for Mac OS X, QuickTime
- Security Blog Log: Data storage bills go to extremes
- Opinion: 'Student' CISSPs put cert's value in jeopardy
- Should Microsoft change its patching process?
- Spammers hijack authentication mechanisms to send malware
- Exchange, Windows focus of latest Microsoft fixes
- Messaging security is the name of the game at Interop
- Inside MSRC: Wisdom on Exchange security
- Security Bytes: Symantec vows to fend off Microsoft
- Security Bytes: Blog beatdown blamed on antispam vendor
- Oracle refuses to learn its lesson, experts say
- Security Blog Log: Are certifications silly?
- Critical security patches coming for Windows, Exchange
- Integrated security rolls into switch market
- Where hard drives go to die, or do they?
- QRadar 5.0 offers robust SIM
- TippingPoint X505 hits the sweet spot
- Nmap 4.01 improves upon past releases
- Digital doomsday can be avoided with preparation
- Military students get lesson in cyberwarfare
- Wacky Web misuses highlight internal risks
- Security Bytes: Phishing scheme targets American Express customers
- Zero-day flaws target 'safe' programs
- Security Blog Log: Burning about Firefox recruitment
- Web sites work to punch holes in corporate Web filters
- With intrusion defense vendors, one size doesn't fit all
- Top U.S. universities failing in online privacy
- New IE flaws bring tally to three
- To executives, intrusion defense is a hard sell
- IE 'object' tag flaw found
- Ideal intrusion defense combines processes and people
- Intruder Alert: Looking at the numbers
- Microsoft customers want more out-of-cycle patches
- Security Bytes: More flaws in Mac OS X
- Microsoft's patch manager gets a refresh
- Windows patch problems to force out-of-cycle repair
- Security Bytes: Cisco addresses multiple vulnerabilities
- Congress seeks to alter legal landscape for data breaches
- IM too critical a business app to ban
- Research shows smarter phishing
- Oracle fixes 36 more vulnerabilities
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