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	TJX should have had stronger Wi-Fi encryption, say Canadian officials SearchSecurity.com \| 25 Sep 2007 ARTICLE - TJX Cos. should have moved faster to upgrade its Wi-Fi security from WEP encryption to WPA encryption, say Canadian officials.


	Wi-Fi simplicity edging out Wi-Fi security SearchSecurity.com \| 09 Aug 2007 ARTICLE - Experts say the standards are available to lock down Wi-Fi, but many network and security managers are taking an easier approach.


	VeriSign, AirMagnet team up for wireless IPS SearchSecurity.com \| 04 Jun 2007 ARTICLE - Gartner IT Security Summit: VeriSign and AirMagnet announce collaboration on the new VeriSign Wireless Intrusion Prevention Service (IPS) to help IT shops defend Wi-Fi users.


	TJX breach tied to Wi-Fi exploits SearchSecurity.com \| 07 May 2007 ARTICLE - The TJX hackers started their assault two years ago by attacking security holes in the retail giant's wireless system outside a Minnesota Marshalls.


	WEP crack demonstrates need for WPA2 SearchSecurity.com \| 04.09.2007 OPINION - A new paper highlighting the weakness of Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) is a call to all users to switch to the more secure Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2).


	Black Hat RFID controversy has bloggers up in arms SearchSecurity.com \| 03.02.2007 OPINION - This week in Security Blog Log: Infosec pros slam HID Corp., the firm that tried to quash a Black Hat presentation on flaws in its RFID technology, calling HID the latest champion of security through obscurity.


	Security researcher offers apology, plans to release attack code SearchSecurity.com \| 01 Mar 2007 ARTICLE - Security researcher David Maynor said he made a mistake when he demonstrated a Wi-Fi attack using an Apple MacBook last year at the Black Hat conference.


	RFID privacy, security should start with design SearchSecurity.com \| 27 Feb 2007 INTERVIEW - Privacy and security should not be a value-add feature to radio frequency identification technology (RFID), said Toby Stevens, director of the UK-based Enterprise Privacy Group,


	RSA Conference panel says privacy legislation too premature for RFID SearchSecurity.com \| 07 Feb 2007 ARTICLE - A group of public policy and tech experts at the RSA Conference 2007 said legislation could make RFID technology too costly for enterprises and hamper its innovation.


	Better VoIP training needed, SANS director says SearchSecurity.com \| 05 Dec 2006 INTERVIEW - SANS training director Stephen Northcutt talks about the lessons of this year's SANS Top 20 threat list and the need for better VoIP security awareness.


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