Internet Security News Packet 12
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- Hackers Find a New Place to Hide Rootkits
- Leak of Classified Hong Kong Watch List
- Locking Down Those DNS Servers
- Pentagon Seeking Classified Systems Advice
- Suspected Hacker of Korean Bank
- Bank Attacks in Texas and Sweden Reveal Breaches
- More Sophisticated Trojans Delivering Malware
- Phone Headsets Vulnerable to Radio Scanners
- Security Group Identifies Anonymity Cracking Techniques
- Web Traffic Disruption Raises Concerns
- Is China Conducting Vast Industrial Spying?
- Secret Backdoors in New Encryption Technology
- Portable Hard Discs Carrying Trojan Horse
- Sensitive Customer Data theft causes Large Fine
- Smoking Doors a Social Engineering Security Risk
- Security breaches triggered need for ISO 27001
- Changing Password on your Home Routers
- DuPont senior scientist Stole Trade Secrets
- Con artist dupes Top Universities
- Defence Department conforms to Secure IT Standards
- Dumpster diving Identity thieves
- Growing menace of cyber crime in India
- Powerful dragooned networks for Internet crimes
- Properly securing laptop computers
- Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Hacked
- Hewlett Packard Phone record leaks
- Protecting SCADA from Malicious intent
- Air Force first network warfare operations
- California university laptop data recovered
- Firefox Internet security flaw allows attack
- Fort Carson soldiers credit record security at risk
- Internet pioneer fined for e mail spying
- Internet security chief hit by rogue dialler scam
- Internet security lacking at nuclear test sites
- Internet security tool allows companies to track surfing
- Internet security worm suspect in court
- IT report says TSA network security has gaps
- IT Security experts unconcer Microsoft patch delay
- Katrina was a tough lesson in IT security
- Massachusetts Teen Hacked ISPs and Made Bomb Threats
- Microsoft rejects South Korea demand for security patches
- Navy says personal e mail is security risk
- Network administrators interested in running honeypots
- CardSystems failed to secure its network
- Getting cleared for National Security Agency
- AT and T with CNN style security channel
- Nuclear power plant data leaked to Internet
- Cisco Clean Access security hacker patch
- SHA 1 security compromised further
- Security experts say more worms are likely
- Adversaries attacking Defense Department network
- Hotel TV on demand entertainment systems unsecure
- Sarbanes Oxley IT compliance wasting resources
- Police detain schoolboy for Hacking Bank Website
- Electronic Wi Fi bank robber revealed by own laptop
- PHP Web service protocol critical security flaw
- Zotob plug and play worm hole affects Windows XP
- Cisco warns of security sensor flaw
- Hackers running up phone bills by hijacking
- British hacking suspect located in Greece
- Internet Explorer corrupted download patches pulled
- Microsoft HoneyMonkeys patches Windows effectively
- DDoS attacks at e commerce firms bringing Hackers mint
- Security officials go to hacker convention to recruit
- US security authorites booking 13 high school kids
- Jury deliberates in large federal computer theft case
- Traffic Authority admits speed camera fines in doubt
- Conflict with Cisco and ISS at Black Hat conference
- Enormous security costs of the war on terror
- Free Beta program cripples Web sites run by spammers
- IA robust identity authentication and security management
- Hackers preying on unsecure wireless
- Computer security no telework hindrance
- Hackers access personal information from Cal Poly
- Security experts not fixing vulnerabilities quickly
- Businesses Not Reporting Security Cyber Attacks
- University of Colorado auditing technology safeguards
- Hackers cause Identity theft fears at Sonoma State
- Major identity theft ring affects Banks
- Cisco routers subverted by buffer overflow attacks
- Confidential information breach disclosed police files
- New Zealand victim of false intelligence from IBM
- The Digital Rise of Security Thugs
- Government PCs top security target for cyberattacks
- Virus writers target Microsoft Windows Exchange e mail server
- Microsoft released more critical security patches
- IBM says spear phishing security threats grow in sophistication
- Zlib Security Flaw Exposes number of programs
- Wi Fi cloaks a new breed of security intruder
- Web security targeting data thieves
- USC prospective students personal information risked
- Security Lacking in Protective Imagination
- Prosecution urges suspended sentence for Sasser author
- Microsoft UK defaced in security attack
- Medica ignored warnings of attack vulnerabilities
- India Air Force structure ready for cyber warfare
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Bank employees can be the biggest ID theft threat When two of the nation's largest banks were forced to notify thousands of customers that their financial records may have been stolen, there wasn't a hacker, a missing laptop or a lost box of backup computer tapes to blame. This time, police believe, customers of Wachovia Corp. and Bank of America Corp. were the victims of bank employees, workers whose jobs at the Charlotte-based banks granted them access to information valuable enough to sell for $10 an account. more.. |
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Computer snooping a growing security problem One person "lost everything." For someone else, everything "just shut down." These people were not reciting the impact of a hurricane or tornado. Rather, they were telling what happened when their computers became infected by programs known as spyware. The comments, part of a study released Wednesday by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, show just how big a problem spyware has become to the nation's estimated 135 million Internet users. The project surveyed 2,000 people by phone in May and June. more.. |