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9 In 10 Web Apps Have Serious Flaws

The 10 most severe software vulnerabilities during the first half of 2009 affected software from Apache, Citrix, IBM, SAP, Sun, and Symantec, among other organizations.

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Despite Security Concerns, Social Networks Soar
Security firm Palo Alto Networks peeked at the application use of more than 200 organizations around the globe, and found social networking growth on corporate networks is on fire. Will security concerns be the extinguisher? Don't count on it.

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JailBroken iPhones Targeted By Rick-Rolling Worm
The SANS Institute Internet Storm Center is warning users of jailbroken iPhones that a new worm is targeting their hacked phones. So how dangerous is it, really?

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Microsoft To Patch 15 Vulnerabilities
As part of its monthly ritual, Microsoft in its Security Bulletin Advanced Notification for this month warned of a number of nasty vulnerabilities in its operating systems and productivity software.

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Manhattan DA Announces Major ID Theft Indictment
A Manhattan DA brought an 149-count indictment accusing a computer technician of stealing the identities of more than 150 employees of the Bank of New York Mellon and using those identities to orchestrate more than $1.1 million in thefts against charities and non-profits, among other institutions.

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Apple Releases Snow Leopard Security Patch

Mac OS X 10.6.2 addresses security and stability issues, and resolves a file deletion bug involving Guest accounts.

9 In 10 Web Apps Have Serious Flaws

The 10 most severe software vulnerabilities during the first half of 2009 affected software from Apache, Citrix, IBM, SAP, Sun, and Symantec, among other organizations.

Health IT Career Tips

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Microsoft: Windows 7 Malware Threat 'Sensationalized'

Software maker claims tests by security vendor don't tell the whole story.

Is Antivirus Software Dead?

Always-on Internet connectivity is keeping malware concerns alive and well. We examine whether antivirus software is up to the task, or whether it's a security solution of the past.

Practical Analysis: The Fastest-Growing Security Threat

SQL injections, more than any other exploit, can land your company in trouble. So why aren't you worried about them?

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Microsoft Forensics Tool For Law Enforcement Leaked Online
Security experts worry cybercriminals will figure out ways to circumvent the tool, which was discovered in a file-sharing forum

Microsoft Says Sophos Overhypes Windows 7 Malware Threat
Says Sophos' methodology was flawed, in part because the testers did not take advantage of Microsoft security tools

Product Watch: Verizon Launches Data Discovery, Identification, And Security Classification Service
New service reflects shift to 'data-centric' view of security, Verizon says

New Spamming Botnet On The Rise
'Festi' quickly jumps from sending about 1 percent of all spam to 5 to 6 percent, MessageLabs researchers say


 

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