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- Security Bytes: New Sdbot worm works slyly; e-mail attachments waning
- Study: Most enterprises have 'no problem' with spyware
- Sender ID will survive open source snub, analysts say
- Microsoft extends life of XP SP2 download blocker
- A security challenge for academia
- 'Critical' flaws in Internet Explorer 6.0
- Isolate this: Security quarantines grow
- 'Critical' vulnerabilities in IBM's DB2
- Vulnerabilities found in WinZip
- Red Hat says lha vulnerable to attack
- Get-tough network policies now the norm
- Considering a Wi-Fi deployment?
- Security Bytes: MySQL upgrade urged to fix flaw
- Bagle strikes again
- Report: Financial institutions face growing insider threat
- Security Bytes: Winamp, Samba flaws fixed; man wanted for hiring DDoS attackers
- Oracle releases first security update in new monthly cycle
- Security vendor directory to aid responsible disclosure
- UPDATED: Vulnerabilities in MIT Kerberos 5
- Case study: Inflow mandates integration for security products
- How secure are you?
- Security Bytes: Leaks in Linux kernel
- Microsoft: Reports of SP2 flaws 'misguided'
- Multiple vulnerabilities in Cisco server
- Oracle users: Monthly patch cycle prudent
- Zero-day exploit targets Winamp
- Security warranties look out for the little guys
- Vulnerabilities affect multiple Symantec products
- Serious flaw affects Sun and Netscape products
- Security Bytes: Experts skeptical of Internet doom
- Firms to seek more security help from outsiders
- Security Bytes: Worm uses spycam
- IM adoption slowed by security, compatibility concerns
- Security Bytes: Do-it-yourself phishing kits online
- Enhancing security risk management with cyberinsurance
- Security appliances: Hype vs. reality
- Detailed comparison: Virtual Private Network (VPN)
- Report card: Security appliances
- Cut security costs with all-in-one appliances and firewall policies
- Detailed comparison: Firewall
- Detailed comparison: Antivirus
- Microsoft tries to clear confusion over SP2
- Security Bytes: Encryption takes a beating; flaws patched
- Security Bytes: Cybersecurity for power grid still takes a back seat
- Graphical passwords still far from picture perfect
- Mydoom-S poses as funny photos
- Security Bytes: Security acquisitions; flaws patched
- Privacy: Security pros should practice what they preach
- Capture the Flag competitions can net far more than fun
- The 35,000-foot view: Removing the ambiguity surrounding risk ownership
- Security Bytes: Blaster author admits guilt, faces prison
- Enterprises should educate users before deploying Microsoft XP SP2
- Low-cost way(s) to 'foil' low-tech RFID tags
- Security Bytes: Earnings are up for security firms
- Microsoft releases one patch for August
- Expert: Test XP SP2 ASAP
- XP SP2 security features at a glance
- 'Highly critical' flaw in AOL Instant Messenger
- Vulnerabilities: The ripple effect and the components of doom
- XP SP2 finally arrives. Now what?
- Firewall is XP SP2's shining star
- Bagle family produces new headache for enterprises
- Proceed cautiously with SP2, security experts say
- Microsoft turns new XP service pack over to manufacturing
- New Trojan targets PDAs
- GreyMagic sings about Opera flaw
- Security Bytes: Red Hat fixes multiple flaws
- New worm uses Yahoo to spread
- Security Bytes: Linux kernel flaw; Nick Berg latest Trojan lure
- Beaming up
- Network devices face unending dangers
- Multiple critical flaws identified in Oracle
- So far, a banner year for attacks
- Radicati's 'suite' success in question
- Battling viruses, SMB-style
- REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Impressions of DefCon 12
- Security Bytes: Fixes for Sendmail, Samba and more
- July 2004: The best of SearchSecurity.com
- Microsoft fixes Internet Explorer flaws
- Improving software security, one dollar a line
- Beyond borders: Losing the perimeter to gain better data security
- Security Bytes
- Is your site vulnerable to SQL injection attacks?
- Automated SQL injection: What your enterprise needs to know, part 2
- Microsoft to release out-of-cycle patch
- New attacks and vulnerability trends highlighted at Black Hat
- Industry Notebook: Watchfire buys Sanctum
- Users defy security protocols
- Security Bytes: Mozilla flaw allows SSL cert abuse, while Trojan poses as Terminator
- Automated SQL injection: What your enterprise needs to know
- Wireless devices a DNC hazard
- Mydoom-M on Internet rampage
- Security Bytes: Beware Osama Trojan; Samba fixes flaws
- Shhhh! To gain support for IT projects, quietly disclose details
- Security Bytes: New macro virus strikes Word; flaws fixed in Debian and Opera and in Cisco products
- Identity management: Finding the balance between rights and responsibilities
- Four VM best practices could help secure your networks
- Linux kernel has multiple flaws
- Acceptable risk seen in conferencing
- Industry Notebook: Blue Coat buys Cerberian; NetIQ, Finjan and StillSecure among those with new rele
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