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- Manitobans Lawsuit over Missing Laptop
- India Wants to Intercept Blackberry Encryption
- Compressed VoIP Calls May be Easy to Bug
- Network Engineer Sentenced For Destroying Employers Data
- Investigation Groups Say PC Crimes are Rising
- IT Security Breaches at Universities are Rising
- Lawmakers Request Timelines on Data Security Updates
- Regional Job Lack Drives IT Grads to Malware
- The Value of a Dot Com
- 3Com and Chinese Company Merger Could Threaten USA Security
- Practical Strategies to Block Network Attacks
- Russian Secret Service Okays Blackberry Use
- Alleged Cyber Bully Motivated by Revenge
- eBay Phishing Criminals Getting more Organised
- Hackers Disabling Pentagon Computers
- Adware Firm Accuses Distributors of Using Botnets
- Regarding the Feds urge secrecy over network outages
- Hackers Attacked Through Popular Web Sites
- Police say Thief was unaware of laptop's secret data
- Information Security Risk Analysis
- Executives Still Opening File Attachments
- GCHQ code challenge cracked by internet chatterers
- Government Private Sectors Exposed to Chinese Hacker Attacks
- Group Offers to Sell Supposed Dragon IDS Code
- Hackers breach Defence Department computers report on security lapses
- Hactivism and How It Got Here
- Mapping types of Information and Information Systems to security Catagories
- CASE STUDY PROPOSALS BEING ACCEPTED
- Security UPDATE Disabling the ADODB Stream Object
- Regarding iPod as latest security risk for businesses
- IE ActiveX Exploit Attacks
- Two more publications from NIST
- Lax data security seen at many Japanese companies
- VoIP hackers gut Caller ID
- Guilty plea on computer hacking
- Professionals complaining about computer security
- Government scores poorly in security test
- E-Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible
- PC World sells hard drive including personal data
- High school students charged hacking into psychologists computer
- Military clash with Coca Cola over electronics used in promotion
- Homeland Security On Wireless Security
- Experts debate security through diversity
- Regarding E Mail Snooping Ruled Permissible
- Microsofts browser dominance at risk amidst warnings of security holes
- SSH Users beware of the hazards of X11 forwarding
- US Air Force unveils cyberwar swords and shields
- Fighting Network threats with Network Analyzer Wireless endpoint security
- iPod is latest security risk for business say analysts
- Computer Associates sued again for $800m
- Security UPDATE on Combined Attack Methods
- Kazaa Delivers More Than Tunes
- January 16th Linux Advisory Watch
- Linux Advisory Watch January 2
- Locking Down SQL Server 2000
- Man kept child porn at county job police say
- Microsoft Patches Failed To Fix Dangerous Security Flaw
- New Trojan masquerades as Windows XP update
- NSPW Call For Papers 6
- Opening Up a Can of Spam
- Park Police Bomb Terrorism Test
- States Takes Anti Virus Role
- CFP ESORICS Call for Papers
- Windows NET Magazine Security UPDATE Changing the Administrator Password
- ITL Bulletin for January
- SCO offers 250 000 reward for arrest of Mydoom worm author
- Government planning cyberalert system
- Viruses and hackers make Windows secure Gates
- New worm avoids feds for now
- A Visit from the FBI
- Campus Web site hacked
- January 26th Linux Security Week
- Computer crime from the front line
- Computer Security Lobby Companies Form
- Crypto stars sound off on digital rights management e voting
- Cisco develops WLAN security to defeat password attacks
- Source code leak linked to Microsoft partner
- Belgian virus writer arrested
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Mutating software could predict hacker attacks. Novel computer viruses and worms can sweep the world within hours, leaving a trail of devastation, because firewalls and antiviral software work by identifying the telltale signatures of known attacks. They are useless against anything completely new. more.. |
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Students notified of personal info compromise. The University of Georgia has notified 27,000 students via e-mail that a hacker may have accessed their personal information through a school computer server and plans to alert more than 4,000 students via U.S. mail. more.. |