One e-mail security company estimates that spam, initially a nuisance, now makes up 95% of all e-mail.
Firefox Provides Increased Security Over Internet Explorer? Not So Much.
It's been reported that the Firefox Web browser has been distributing a Trojan horse application with the Vietnamese language pack. No one is sure how many users may have unwittingly downloaded the malware.
The Most Critical Factor To Attaining Organizational Security: You
According to a study just released by consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, you -- that's right: you -- may be the most important factor in the security of your organization.
Security Researchers Find Trove of Stolen Data
A server used as a "drop site" for stolen and highly sensitive information has been uncovered by security researchers.
Manhole Covers: Gateways To Terrorism
Fear mole-men with bombs. That, more or less, is the message from Manhole Barrier Security Systems, which on Monday warned that cities need to do more to protect against assaults on infrastructure launched by underground attackers.
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Vista let 639 threats per thousand computers through, compared with 586 for Windows 2000, 478 for Windows 2003, and 1,021 for Windows XP, security vendor PC Tools said.
The agency's National Cyber Range for cyberwar simulation would be similar to Star Trek's holodeck or a Snow Crash-style Metaverse.
Yahoo, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter have joined the site's "data-availability initiative" using OAuth integration technology.
The settlement stems from a lawsuit claiming the FBI's request for information about the Internet Archive's Web library violated the First Amendment.
The Motion Picture Association of America announced that it won a permanent injunction against the site for distribution of pirated video.
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Ex-Feds Start Up ID Theft Protection Service
iSekurity promises to find out who stole your identity - or pay you $11,000
Free 'AxBan' Tool Kills Bad ActiveX Controls
Errata Security offers freebie ActiveX 'killbit' tool for users
Who Killed My Hard Drive?
University study examines the causes and costs of hard drive failure
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