FBI agents were able to cross-link surveillance video with ICQ info to arrest a man in a dark baseball cap emblazoned with the words "Top Gun" and a star and wings symbol.
Utilities Ready To Put IT Security Efforts In Place
The North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) announced this week that it's improving its ability to better manage IT security and critical infrastructure protection efforts to North America's bulk power system.
TrueCrypt: No Cloaking Crypto For You
Researchers say the steganography feature, also known as the Deniable File System (DFS), in TrueCrypt may not provide the "security by obscurity" users hoped for.
Target's Swipe At Privacy, An Update
A representative from retailing company Target explained why they're scanning customers' driver's licenses, and exactly what information they are collecting.
Ready, Set, Patch Your Oracle Software
On Tuesday, Oracle is set to release a bevy of patches for Oracle Database and a handful of other Oracle software.
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The flaw could let malicious PDFs cause problems with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Some O2 customers' private photos taken with their mobile phones are publicly accessible online.
The lawyer for Terry Childs, who has pleaded not guilty, said his client is willing to hand over the password to the city's computer network.
A Dutch university planning to publish details on how to hack a chip made by NXP which is used in millions of electronic passes for entering buildings and public transport systems including London's won a court ruling on Friday on the grounds of free speech.
Internet providers should be required to get their customers' permission before the companies are allowed to track their online visits, a key House lawmaker said Thursday.
Researcher Offers Malware Analysis Tool
Proof-of-concept tool is more difficult for hackers to detect and evade than current malware analyzers
Secret Defense Data Lost on UK Government USBs
Yet more government storage shenanigans on the other side of the pond
Microsoft Office Security Team Enlists Bots, Pen Tests
Office security gurus Tom Gallagher and David LeBlanc talk fuzzing, in-house hacking, Clippy, and why they'll miss XP (or not)
Schneier, Team Hack 'Invisibility Cloak' for Files
Researchers break 'deniable file system' steganography feature that conceals the existence of sensitive files from hackers
UCLA seeking Programmer/Analyst IV in Los Angeles, CA
Transportation Security Administration seeking CIO in Arlington, VA
Comcast seeking Tier 4 CRAN Network Engineer in Chelmsford, MA
SMDC Health System seeking Applications System Analyst 3 in Duluth, MN
ISES, Inc. seeking Techncial Support in Bridgewater, NJ
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