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'Godfather Of Spam' Gets Four Years In Prison
Prosecutors hope the prison sentence sends a message to spammers.
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- Microsoft Issues Internet Explorer Security Advisory
- Jailbroken iPhones Vulnerable To 'Duh' Worm
- NIST Drafts Cybersecurity Guidance
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George Hulme
New Ransomware Attack Underway
Security researchers at CA have found a new so-called "ransomware" attack underway. There are many things you can say about malware writers. Most of it would be NSFW. But you can't say they don't work hard at what they do.
George Hulme
Famous Password Auditing Tool, L0phtCrack Is Back
After a couple of years of rest, L0phtCrack, one of the most famous password auditing and recovery tools is back.
George Hulme
Microsoft Provides Insight Into Password Attacks
For about a year now, Microsoft has been trying to gather data on real-world attacks, the types of attacks normal users might encounter in their day to day Internet use - and the software maker just released some interesting data on password attacks.
George Hulme
Exploit Code Targets Internet Explorer Zero-Day
There's exploit code circulating that can be used to target certain versions of Internet Explorer, Microsoft says it's working on a fix.
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Microsoft Says Patch Isn't Cause Of Black Screen
Black screen issues are not widespread and may be caused by malware, Microsoft insists.
IT Hiring To Increase Next Quarter
A 3% increase in IT staffing is forecast for early 2010, with traditional jobs in networking, security, and application development most in demand.
Global CIO: Fear Of Facebook For The Enterprise
Enterprise social networking, at its worst, looks like another way to get buried in data.
IBM Buys Database Security Company
By purchasing Guardium, IBM is strengthening its ability to sell to healthcare and financial companies.
'Black Screen of Death' Linked To Microsoft Patch
A recent Microsoft security fix has been fingered as one of several possible causes of black screen Windows crashes.
Navy Finds Lessons In Stolen Laptops, Storage Drives
The theft of computer equipment from a Naval office turned out to be less serious than feared, but served as a reminder on the importance of securing external hard drives and encrypting data.
- 'Godfather Of Spam' Gets Four Years In Prison
- Microsoft Issues Internet Explorer Security Advisory
- Apple Defends App Store Approval Process
- Jailbroken iPhones Vulnerable To 'Duh' Worm
- NIST Drafts Cybersecurity Guidance
- Cisco Rolls Out iPhone Security App
- So Much Data, So Little Encryption
- Chrome OS: There Will Be Local Storage
- China Cyber Espionage Threatens U.S., Report Says
- Google Chrome OS Depends On Hardware Partners
- Google Releases Chrome OS Code
- Lawmakers Slam Deceptive Web Marketers
- Mozilla Releases Firefox 3.6 Beta 3
- In-Q-Tel Invests In Cybersecurity Company
- T-Mobile Says Employees Sold Customer Data
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Metasploit Gets New Vulnerabilty Scanning Features
Rapid7 takes first step in integrating penetration testing tool with its NeXpose vulnerability scanner, rolls out new free version of NeXpose
Hacker Arrested For Stealing Virtual Assets In Online Game
Man allegedly broke into almost 300 RuneScape accounts, police say
Security Pros In Demand: Report
Security is among a broad mix of jobs expected to receive hiring attention from CIOs, according to the latest IT Hiring Index and Skills Report
Vulnerability Management: The Missing Link In Mobile Device Security
Enterprises, vendors struggle to find methods for detecting security flaws in increasingly popular portable gadgets
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