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  1. ChoicePoint: Lipstick on a pig?
  2. News: Malware goes to the movies
  3. Malaysian government portal used by PayPal phishers
  4. Microsoft claims linux infringes intellectual property
  5. News: Bot spreads through antivirus, Windows flaws
  6. News: Viruses go virtual
  7. Apple patches AirPort wireless bug
  8. Making wide-area file services secure
  9. Finland's 'sexiest man' ends romance with txt msg
  10. Jihadists publish cyber security magazine
  11. FCC chairman moves to end AT&T-BellSouth impasse
  12. News: Social sites' insecurity increasingly worrisome
  13. News: MySpace teams to create sex-offender database
  14. Project checks Java code for security bugs
  15. RIM sues Samsung over BlackJack name
  16. News: UCLA alerts 800,000 to data breach
  17. Authentium unveils ESP Enterprise for security management
  18. News: Stock scammer gets coal for the holidays
  19. Congress in '07: Privacy and patents on agenda
  20. EarthLink rolls out more citywide Wi-Fi
  21. News: Bots, breaches and bugs plague 2006
  22. "Happy New Year!" worm on the move
  23. FCC approves AT&T-BellSouth merger
  24. Internet under attack by zombie computers
  25. Verizon Wireless passed on iPhone two years ago
  26. Verizon earnings fall, sales up on wireless
  27. News: Fraud linked to TJX data heist spreads
  28. Renewed 3Com router push has open source slant
  29. News: Security pros work to undo teacher's conviction
  30. News: Vista raises the bar for flaw finders
  31. RSA '07: McAfee enters data loss prevention space
  32. U.Mass. professor gets federal money to study computer privacy
  33. Ericsson, Turner Broadcasting team up on mobile content
  34. Amp'd Mobile packs in Jack Black
  35. Razr-thin margins in Motorola strategic divide
  36. Ericsson drops 2007 outlook
  37. News: Google Desktop flaw allows data theft
  38. Diffie: Privacy laws could hurt the little guy
  39. NAC gear lightens IT load at community college
  40. One-third of U.S. Net surfers have gone wireless
  41. Digital Cyclone takes medical advice mobile
  42. Skype petitions FCC for open cellular access
  43. Cisco spends $135 million on XML firm
  44. News: Maynor reveals missing Apple flaws
  45. Everything's coming up rosy for AT&T smart phones
  46. Video competition comes to Calif.
  47. SAP unit speeds up tracking of support engineers
  48. Vonage to pay $58 million in Verizon patent case
  49. News: Stormy weather for malware defenses
  50. News: Tor hack proposed to catch criminals
  51. News: Anti-spyware bill could mean tougher fines
  52. News: Account pretexters plague Xbox Live
  53. News: Oracle sues rival for hacking, data theft
  54. News: TJX theft tops 45.6 million card numbers
  55. News: Groups team to test secure-coding skill
  56. News: Account pretexters plague Xbox Live
  57. Comment spam, trackback spam, splogs pollute blogs
  58. Judge signs off on telecoms merger deals
  59. A texting challenge in L.A.
  60. AT&T, Qwest, Verizon win U.S. government contract
  61. Bush and Clinton cameo at wireless show
  62. Best Buy Confirms It Has Secret Website
  63. News: Groups team to test secure-coding skill
  64. News: TJX theft tops 45.6 million card numbers
  65. News: Developers warned to secure AJAX design
  66. News: U.S. agencies get 'C-' for computer security
  67. News: Attackers improve on JavaScript trickery
  68. News: A Mac gets whacked, a second survives
  69. News: MacBooks withstand mild attacks on patch day
  70. News: U.S. agencies get 'C-' for computer security
  71. Student evades Cisco NAC; gets suspended
  72. University picks Impulse Point NAC over Cisco's for price
  73. FCC seeks more comment on airwaves auction
  74. Technology turns camera phones into motion sensors
  75. Irish kids: Top o' the AM 2 ya
  76. BlackBerry goes international
  77. News: MacBooks withstand mild attacks on patch day
  78. News: A Mac gets whacked, a second survives
  79. News: E-Gold charged with money laundering
  80. AMD Unveils A Quad-Core Desktop Processor
  81. News: Experts scramble to quash IPv6 flaw
  82. News: "Data storm" blamed for nuclear-plant shutdown
  83. News: Peer-to-peer networks co-opted for DOS attacks
  84. News: Zero-day sales not "fair" -- to researchers
  85. News: Insecure plug-ins pose danger to Firefox users
  86. News: "Data storm" blamed for nuclear-plant shutdown
  87. Analysis: Russian gov't not behind Estonia DDOS attacks
  88. Appeals court ruling upholds Net phone taxes
  89. FCC: Stronger standards, better cellular E911
  90. Verizon, gearing for iPhone fight, offers free Prince tune
  91. Nokia unveils three new phones
  92. News: Judge nixes teacher's conviction on porn pop-ups
  93. News: Group: Anti-hacking laws can hobble Net security
  94. News: Lawmakers worry over gov't network breaches
  95. News: Amero case spawns effort to educate
  96. News: Judge nixes teacher's conviction on porn pop-ups
  97. Fraudsters use charities to test credit cards
  98. Credit card thieves donate to charity
  99. Splitting up with your cell phone carrier
  100. Apple shares at new high on iPhone sales prospects
  101. Papers: O2 set to win deal as U.K. partner for iPhone
  102. AT&T says to buy Dobson for $2.8 billion
  103. News: Amero case spawns effort to educate
  104. News: Lawmakers worry over gov't network breaches
  105. News: Fast flux foils bot-net takedown
  106. News: Flaw auction site highlights disclosure issues
  107. News: Spammers dump images, switch to PDF files
  108. News: Newsmaker: DCT, MPack developer
  109. News: Firm finds new danger in dangling pointers
  110. News: Will the iPhone be iPwned?
  111. News: Retro attack gets new life, worries browser makers
  112. News: Teaching hacking helps students, professors say
  113. News: Firm finds new danger in dangling pointers
  114. Researcher blasts Apple for 'negligent' patching
  115. Proofpoint jumps into security services fray
  116. Fujitsu links biometrics with Novell’s eDirectory
  117. UC researchers: Take antispam fight to the Web
  118. Los Alamos nuclear lab loses more data
  119. AOL drops free Kaspersky AV, offers McAfee
  120. Study: Search engine privacy policies improving
  121. Phishing researcher 'targets' the unsuspecting
  122. Security firm automates generating attack code
  123. Vista prevents users from playing high-def content, researcher says
  124. Mirage makes NAC device for small offices
  125. 3 surveys say a lot ... most of it bad news
  126. VoIP hacker talks: Service provider nets easy pickings
  127. Zango founder calls it quits
  128. NAC pros and cons
  129. German antihacker law could backfire, critics warn
  130. U.K. police data stolen in server heist
  131. Data-leak prevention agent upgrades from Provilla on tap
  132. Spam surge sways stock market
  133. Study: Facebook users are easy targets for identity theft
  134. Security vendors shun idea of liability
  135. CA hopes Deloitte partnership leads to growth in Asia
  136. Aruba adds NAC policy server
  137. Another CEO falls … and few hear
  138. News: Universities warned of Storm Worm attacks
  139. News: Teaching hacking helps students, professors say
  140. News: Will the iPhone be iPwned?
  141. New URI browser flaws worse than first thought
  142. Vulnerability uncovered within Yahoo Messenger
  143. Spouse-vs.-spouse cyberspying dangerous, possibly illegal
  144. Reporter's notebook: NSA suit like Alice's Wonderland
  145. Refurb and spam headaches
  146. Microsoft patches Patchguard, miss Purple Pill
  147. Flash drive offers PIN security
  148. Sourcefire acquires ClamAV project
  149. Researcher: Google Gadgets can be misused by phishers
  150. EBay says Skype was not attacked
  151. E-cards: I delete them all unopened … You?
  152. Identity attack spreads; 1.6M records stolen from Monster.com
  153. Gunplay blamed for Internet slowdown
  154. TiVo records big savings in compliance
  155. Worried companies block Facebook
  156. Survey: Security policies neglect off-network devices
  157. How close is World War 3.0?
  158. Ponemon: Off-network security is a huge problem
  159. News: Fraudsters focus on job sites
  160. News: Retro attack gets new life, worries browser makers
  161. Storm worm spam nearly doubles in volume
  162. Hacktivism attacks may rise, homeland security official warns
  163. FTC stops e-mail marketing of weight-loss products
  164. London police arrest man for 'stealing' Wi-Fi
  165. Spam fighters hit criminals' weak spot
  166. Cogent: Cable was attacked with saw and gun
  167. First California, now New York City lets pensioner info slip
  168. Watchguard heats UTMs with new Fireware
  169. Poll
  170. Guide to: Online security
  171. NAC's price of pre-admission
  172. How to know where the intellectual property is - and then protect it
  173. The Monster.com mess
  174. Intel adds desktop NAC to latest chips
  175. Symantec bolsters AntiVirus and Internet Security packages
  176. Higher education IT spending shifts in wake of campus slayings
  177. Security-oriented architectures?
  178. Data breaches hurt corporate image but don’t necessarily drive customers away
  179. With NAC, small vendors rule, expert says
  180. PDF spam levels plummet
  181. Windows Server 2008 delayed again
  182. Microsoft sics lawyers on popular AutoPatcher utility
  183. Linux products help Novell boost revenue in third quarter
  184. Understanding federated identity
  185. Waxing philosophical about failure modes
  186. Cisco playing network defense
  187. Free gift offers dupe users into giving personal data
  188. HITB - Expert finds 'stupid' vulnerabilities in Oracle 11g
  189. News: Universities warned of Storm Worm attacks
  190. News: China on hot seat over alleged hacks
  191. E-mail system attack caused no damage, US DOD says
  192. Custom-built botnet steals eBay accounts
  193. IPv6: Dual stack where you can; tunnel where you must
  194. Consumer groups back patent bill
  195. German looks to protect IT systems with security plan
  196. Citrix buys XML security firm QuickTree
  197. Storm worm spoils Labor Day for some
  198. DHS head: Cybersecurity remains a concern
  199. Four plead guilty to e-mail, securities fraud
  200. Nokia, Intel beef up new security appliance
  201. Nine wireless network companies to watch
  202. Financially motivated malware thrives
  203. Seattle man gets two years for eBay fraud
  204. Microsoft drops SharePoint fix from September updates
  205. HP core LAN switch boasts new architecture
  206. Good policy makes for good security
  207. News: Embassy leaks highlight pitfalls of Tor
  208. News: Fraudsters focus on job sites
  209. Is your data center ready for tomorrow's applications?
  210. Mobile phones to help secure BofA online banking
  211. Data-leakage prevention tools catch errors, not theft
  212. FBI cybercrime fighter lauds CAN SPAM, international efforts
  213. News: Max Vision charged with hacking -- again
  214. News: China on hot seat over alleged hacks
  215. PGP bolsters Adobe support with PDF encryption
  216. Keyloggers proposed to fight terrorism in cybercafes
  217. Assessing the countless corporate security threats
  218. Why can’t CIOs and CSOs just get along?
  219. Secure Computing upgrades appliance for Web 2.0
  220. Data explosion shakes up IT
  221. TJX data criminal gets five years in prison
  222. Google calls for global online privacy standard
  223. News: Customers: TD Ameritrade failed to warn of breach
  224. News: Embassy leaks highlight pitfalls of Tor
  225. VMware bugs shine spotlight on virtualization security
  226. Ameritrade customers vent about data breach
  227. News: DHS, Unisys scrutinized after data breach
  228. News: Max Vision charged with hacking -- again
  229. France drags its feet on online security
  230. Two charged with espionage sought funding in China
  231. EBay: Phishing likely to blame for members' data theft
  232. Mac as security guard with Iris 1.0
  233. Storm: the largest botnet in the world?
  234. AT&T acquires Interwise for $121 million
  235. How safe is a VPN?
  236. Paid-for 'zero footprint' browser launches
  237. Orange offers businesses all-in-one security portal
  238. Chip-and-PIN pushes fraud on U.K. cards into Europe
  239. Lewd celebrity photos mask Trojan payload
  240. SAP partners with IBM, Sun on identity management
  241. PricewaterhouseCoopers' spin-off tackles governance, risk and compliance
  242. Federal agencies face obstacles in implementing FISMA
  243. Feds pull the domain name plug on State of California
  244. The top 10 reasons Web sites get hacked
  245. Two schools say Cisco switches don't make the grade
  246. Microsoft to patch Windows, Word next week
  247. SaaS vendor improves security by outsourcing data center
  248. Enterasys introducing intrusion-detection system
  249. Web 2.0 threats catch enterprises unprepared: survey
  250. Federal 'fix' knocks ca.gov for a loop