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  1. Start-up offers rootkit protection, partitions virtual machines
  2. Researchers find vulnerability in Windows Vista
  3. Check Point appliances fight spam, protect industrial networks
  4. Spyware case finally closed for teacher Julie Amero
  5. Symantec sees spike in dangerous Microsoft attacks
  6. Symantec takes cybercrime snapshot with 'Underground Economy' report
  7. Surveillance system helps police snare shooters
  8. Lenovo service disables laptops with text message
  9. AlgoSec upgrades analysis platform to paint big picture of firewall protection
  10. Experts to Feds: Sign the DNS root ASAP
  11. No one gets fired for banning IM
  12. Who's been reading my cell-phone records?
  13. Spam levels fluctuate as crooks try to revive botnets
  14. Spammers regaining control over Srizbi botnet
  15. How spyware nearly sent a teacher to prison
  16. Microsoft warns of malware exploiting known vulnerability
  17. Estonian ISP cuts off control servers for Srizbi botnet
  18. In Mumbai, bloggers and Twitter offer help to relatives
  19. Mumbai terrorism, worm warning, holiday woe
  20. 10 Microsoft research projects
  21. Tough times and risk management, Part 2
  22. London hospitals almost back online after worm infection
  23. Botnet master sees himself as next Bill Gates
  24. Feds nab more members of alleged identity theft gang
  25. License server glitch exposes SonicWall users to threats
  26. Apple removes antivirus support page
  27. Criminals take control of CheckFree Web site
  28. FBI says copper thefts threaten U.S. infrastructure
  29. Firefox users targeted by rare piece of malware
  30. Network Solutions phishing came before Web attack
  31. Microsoft slates 8 bug updates for year's final Patch Tuesday
  32. The debate resumes over Mac security
  33. Windows users indifferent to patch alarm, says researcher
  34. FBI: Criminals auto-dialing with hacked VoIP systems
  35. FTC has a message for vishing victims
  36. Court allows spyware program to go back on sale
  37. News: Commission calls for cybersecurity czar
  38. News: Researchers find more flaws in wireless security
  39. Ineffective law enforcement, bad economy fueling cybercrime
  40. Google tests ActiveX alternative
  41. Microsoft will discard search data sooner if rivals do same
  42. New Web attack exploits unpatched IE flaw
  43. Microsoft issues slew of critical security patches
  44. Cybercrime '09: Too Late to Save Facebook?
  45. The security prognosticator is in
  46. The seven deadly sins of network security
  47. Mozilla security chief calls it quits
  48. Microsoft snaps up identity expert
  49. Federal breach law? No time soon
  50. Mozilla security chief calls it quits
  51. Top execs would roll up sleeves to fight cyber war, according to think tank study
  52. Microsoft talks up countermeasures to fend off IE attacks
  53. Microsoft: IE5, IE6 also affected by browser vulnerability
  54. Researcher: Chrome, Safari password managers need work
  55. Security vendors leaving 'old school' malware detection methods behind
  56. Cisco: Cyberattacks growing, looking more legit
  57. Wireless VPNs: Protecting the wireless wanderer
  58. In IBM, HP and Apple we trust
  59. Auditor: IRS doesn't check cyberaudit logs
  60. Swedish police warn of tampered credit card terminals
  61. Microsoft Issues Emergency Security Patch For IE
  62. Social networking malware: Protect yourself
  63. 5 ways to secure your Blackberry
  64. Firefox issues eight patches for Web browser
  65. Symantec unveils Norton Internet Security 4.0 for Mac
  66. As phishing evolves, criminals switch to malware
  67. IT operations, security pros at odds over virtualization risks
  68. NSA patents a way to spot network snoops
  69. Watchdog group asks Google to create personal data "opt-out"
  70. Researchers sound alarm about bug in free antivirus scanner
  71. Small laptops pose big threat
  72. Microsoft warns of SQL attack
  73. Software executive sentenced for hacking
  74. Three Global Risks to Business in 2009
  75. Fake antivirus peddlers helped by Microsoft, IRS
  76. Microsoft confirms it's been working on SQL bug since April
  77. Secure Your Vista PC in 10 Easy Steps
  78. Samsung shipped infected digital picture frames
  79. Norton 360 expands backup and security capabilities
  80. Amazon warns customers of infected digital photo frames
  81. News: Researchers claim attack on browser security
  82. News: Microsoft hopes free security means less malware
  83. Microsoft refutes Windows Media Player vulnerability
  84. Fry's Electronics VP faces criminal charges and lawsuit
  85. News: Group attacks flaw in browser crypto security
  86. Securing DNS should trump budget-cutting for enterprise IT, experts say
  87. Downloads of pirated Windows 7 beta candidate soar
  88. Watch out for hidden cookies
  89. Security vendors ready fix for 'Curse of Silence' SMS attack
  90. With Gaza conflict, cyberattacks come too
  91. Psychic predictions for tech in 2009
  92. Regulator fines E-Trade units US$1 million
  93. DECT phones and POS terminals are vulnerable
  94. Twitter hit with phishing scam
  95. Researchers hack into Intel's vPro
  96. CA to buy data-leak prevention vendor