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- Entertainment industry hits enterprises with legal threats
- Trojan spreading that downloads Mimail worm
- BEA WebLogic vulnerable to remote attacks
- Sun ONE vulnerability may crash Web server
- Vulnerabilities afflict multiple antivirus products
- Sunset postponed for Windows 98 support
- Security insurance may be a smart policy for some
- Critical Microsoft ISA patch cures ills in H.323 telco protocol
- Industry Notebook: SSH library FIPS certified
- 2003: Worst year yet for security exploits
- Vulnerability found in Lotus Notes for Linux
- Roundtable part 3: Will networks be targeted via mobile devices?
- Trojan wrapped in phony XP service pack
- New threats, regulatory woes to cause '04 security headaches
- Roundtable part 2: Will networks be targeted via mobile devices?
- Mimail-P promises prize, steals information
- Bugbros worm a bogus Microsoft alert
- Serious security flaw fixed in Linux kernel
- Industry Notebook: Patch management gets a boost
- Face-off: Hiring a hacker
- Roundtable part 1: Will networks be targeted via mobile devices?
- Security legislation: Where's the breach?
- IT security in 2004: The glass will be half empty
- December 2003: The best of SearchSecurity.com
- More of the same in 2004
- Sober-C worm speaks German
- Compliance drives security investments
- New threats, regulatory woe to cause '04 security headaches
- Researchers, poll spark response to Microsoft security
- Tried, tested methods still work for virus writers
- The vicious circle of patch management
- Firewall market ready for three-year upswing
- Taking a holistic approach to compliance
- Spam, virus writing may come under mafia control
- Industry Notebook: Check Point in the Zone
- Cost of virus cleanups goes up
- When a 'D' in cybersecurity is seen as an improvement
- Will smart cards finally take off in 2004?
- New Workstation attack vector ideal for another Slammer
- Industry notebook: Free Web services security tool released
- Government security failings spawn call for change
- Study shows companies still lukewarm (for now) on Web services
- Employee monitoring: Is Big Brother a bad idea?
- One company's spyware is another's monitoring tool
- New era of security cooperation
- Another day, another Mimail variant
- Sober-ing month for worms in November
- Mimail-L takes sleazy aim at antispam sites
- Microsoft concerned about IE disclosure
- Microsoft security plan not likely viable for other companies
- November 2003: The best of SearchSecurity.com
- Specific Exchange configuration exposes OWA
- Details of IE flaws disclosed to security lists
- Industry Notebook: New releases address network security management
- Personal firewalls a double-edged sword
- Microsoft, user differ on details of Exchange 2003 flaw
- Trojan promises pictures, steals system, user data
- Password-protected Trojan slides under antivirus scans
- Worm writers motivated by money, not notoriety
- Mimail-J peaks, but remains a threat
- Experts ponder spam, worm-writing connection
- Cisco, antivirus vendors push access privilege to routers
- Mimail-J variant a growing threat
- Quick Takes: SSL certificate management made easy
- Upgrading Opera browser prevents two serious vulnerabilities
- New Mimail variant seeks credit card information
- Security luminaries form CSO think tank
- Microsoft slow with critical patch
- Specification to bake-in security
- Quick Takes: DNS appliance simplifies management
- Patches for critical IE, Windows flaws issued
- BEA Tuxedo Administration vulnerability requires fix
- Expert: Various flavors of firewalls are evolving
- CIRTs must be a certainty
- Will Microsoft bounty prevent next Blaster worm?
- Microsoft mistrust fuels spread of worms
- OpenSSL bug under Windows can allow denial of service
- Quick Takes: Shavlik expands security assessment tools
- S/MIME vulnerability requires vendor-specific patches
- Computer forensics not just for TV
- New Mimail variants take aim on spam blacklists
- October 2003: The best of SearchSecurity.com
- New Mimail variant more trick than treat
- Security pros can leverage spam-busting with management
- Assessments identify security shortcomings
- Quick Takes: RSA secures Lotus Notes
- System administrators -- the security manager's untapped resource
- Sober-A worm pretends to be virus fix
- Coming soon: Intrusion detection cheat sheet from SANS
- Selling security up corporate ladder an uphill battle
- Quick Takes: Trend Micro looks to eEye Digital
- Gartner: Security budgets are up, so is accountability
- Schmidt: Current security model ignores threats to SMBs
- Oracle and Microsoft: A tale of two security philosophies
- Security Decisions: Charney defends Microsoft patch cycle
- Security Decisions: Security laws can hurt as well as help
- Microsoft changes advisory release process
- Critical Windows, Exchange alerts issued
- Logical integration: Physical and IT security
- Quick Takes: Application gateway thwarts hacks, DoS
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