• Is vulnerability research still necessary?
• Judge tosses gag order against MIT students
• Researcher Matt Miller joins the Microsoft security team
• Hackers take over Discovery Channel on Prototype This!
• Russian cyberwar! Yes, no, maybe so?
• Software security is all grown up (or at least walking on its own)
• Exploiting Web business Web logic: I can’t hack it, but can I steal it?
• Symantec sees threat to presidential campaigns
• Microsoft to issue seven critical patches
• Vista functionality still wins over security
• Rustock botnet top spam spewer
• Fyodor meets his fans at Black Hat; unveils Worldscan
• Dowd and Sotirov’s Vista exploit talk is the talk of the town
• Symantec acquires nSuite
• Juniper Networks announces new UAC
• McAfee buys DLP vendor Reconnex
• California elections official wins over techies
• Study highlights Web threats
• Aladdin buys Secure Computing’s SafeWord
• Symantec upgrades NAC with better guest user integration
• Emergency fix in the works for critical Oracle flaw
• HIPAA violations cost Seattle health care provider
• Study shows most bank Web sites have serious security design flaws
• Intel & Symantec tout app virtualization
• Why are security pros dealing with compliance?
• SQL injection infects more high profile websites
• Report: Breach exposes Justice Breyer’s personal data
• Mozilla aims for Firefox security metrics
• Verisign names new CEO
• Barracuda countersues Trend Micro
• Sourcefire rejects Barracuda again
• Google releases Ratproxy security assessment tool
• Alleged Nugache author takes plea deal
• The changing face of information security
• Srizbi botnet blamed for malicious spam surge
• Yahoo Mail flaw found and fixed
• Proofpoint acquires email archiving provider Fortiva
• TippingPoint reports Firefox 3.0 flaw
• Panda security researchers warn of new worm tool
• Third Brigade acquires OSSEC project
• Billing records of 2.2 million stolen
• Critical flaw found in SNMPv3
• Stanford issues alert about stolen laptop
• Trend Micro warns of MySpace phishing attack
• Hong Kong is the shadiest neighborhood on the Net
• Sophos video ties malware to Google Earth, Britney Spears
• Walter Reed message discloses P2P connection to breach
• Users may be the weakest link, but it’s not their fault
• TrendLabs warns of fake Microsoft critical updates
• Another security breach at UCSF
• Sourcefire says no, no, no to Barracuda’s takeover bid
• Identity fraud trends: good and bad
• Spear phishing attack spoofs U.S. Tax Court
• International phishing ring busted
• Orphaned accounts overlooked
• VeriSign offering free re-issues of SSL certificates
• SSH keys and SSL certificates at risk from new Debian OpenSSL flaw
• Srizbi botnet is the biggest, but does size matter?
• Security vet Anne Bonaparte takes CEO job at Solidcore
• New SQL injection worm making the rounds
• Spammers exploit social networking sites
• Microsoft releases Windows XP SP3
• Pioneering online privacy firm Anonymizer acquired
• Why lateral SQL injection and NULL pointer attacks matter
• Sophos: Sharp rise in Web threats
• Secure Computing CEO steps down
• IBM Phantom to analyze virtual security
• Richard Stiennon joins new MSSP as CEO
• Fighting security FUD
• Flaw fixes for Firefox, Mac
• Oracle preps CPU for 41 flaws
• RSA 2008: Firm makes log management a priority for compliance
• RSA 2008: Sourcefire founder Roesch previews Snort 3
• RSA 2008: Verizon, AT&T tout security at RSA (Part 2)
• RSA 2008: Verizon, AT&T tout security at RSA (Part 1)
• Where have all the good RSA talks gone?
• RSA 2008: Financial industry security challenges
• RSA 2008: Hacking techniques
• RSA 2008: Defeating botnets
• RSA Panel: National data breach law unlikely
• Fire laws trump a full-conference fee at RSA
• Hitachi acquires M-Tech to broaden security
• HP: Would you like some malware with your server?
• RealPlayer flaw being actively exploited
• Your PCI questions answered
• Hannaford and the industrial compliance complex
• New Apple Air notebook vaporized in PWN2OWN contest
• Researcher: IFrame redirect attacks escalate
• Vista SP1 experiences: The good and the bad
• DHS takes a chance with new cybersecurity chief Beckstrom
• The data breach that hit home
• Lockdown Networks shuts its doors
• Hannaford and the evolution of the data breach
• Supermarket chain discloses breach
• How to ask a VC for money
• Researcher: Beware of massive IFrame attack
• Trend Micro site compromised
• The wit and wisdom of Dan Geer
• McAfee discovers 10,000 malware-laced sites
• Virtualization, cloud computing and the race to deploy
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