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- Hacker Demos Remote Attacks Against ATMs
- Breaches Down, Insider Attacks Up, Secret Service Study Says
- Researcher Exposes Massive Automated Check Counterfeiting Operation Out of Russia
- Avoiding Accidental Data Leaks In Small Businesses
- Safari AutoFill Feature Exposes User Data
- Spam attacks to rise 30 per cent in 2010
- Cybercrime Gets Social
- Analyst: Enterprise SaaS adoption growing fast
- Dell ship server motherboards to customers pre-loaded with Spyware
- Microsoft Says No to Paying Bug Bounties
- Security secrets the bad guys don't want you to know
- Virus traffic more than double levels seen last year, Google says
- Cisco Live 2010 attendee list hacked
- Crisis expert gives Apple a 'C' for iPhone 4 response
- U.S. Leads List Of Spam Originators
- Apple Ships Critical iTunes for Windows Patch
- SANS Raises Infocon Alert To Yellow In Light Of New Windows 'Shortcut' Attack Threat
- Tech Insight: IT Security's Most Time-Consuming Tasks
- White House Issues Progress Report On Cybersecurity
- Single Trojan Accounted For More Than 10 Percent Of Malware Infections In First Half 2010
- Apple Takes Top Spot In Global Vulnerability Ratings
- Asprox botnet causing serious concern
- Senate to hold privacy, data retention inquiry
- US interested in Aussie zombie code
- AT&T iPad Breaches Are About App Security, Not Mobile Devices, Experts Say
- Gartner: Companies shouldn't bother banning Facebook, social networking
- Twitter settles with FTC over security issues, careless policies
- Researcher 'Fingerprints' The Bad Guys Behind The Malware
- World Cup search terms are still being successfully poisoned
- Looking For Vulns In All The Right Places? Experts Say You Might Be Missing A Few
- Mobile Security: Why I still want my iPad, iPhone
- Are smart meters security disasters?
- New Crypto-Cracking Tool To Target Databases
- New wave of website hacks seek to spread malware
- Govt wants ISPs to record browsing history
- Tool Automates Social Engineering In Man-In-The-Middle Attack
- SECCOM EXCLUSIVE: Zero Day Microsoft Exploit Exposed.
- AT&T Could Have Avoided iPad E-mail Breach, Experts Say
- ISPs Under Pressure To Crack Down On Bots And Spam
- Industry bodies step back from Google
- Small And Midsize Companies Take New Directions On SIEM
- Defcon To Host 'Capture The Flag' Social Engineering Contest
- Open-Source Databases Pose Unique Security Challenges
- Feds Consider Biometric System,
- Scientist 'Infected' With Computer Virus
- Pssst...Want To Rent A Botnet?
- FBI Busts 'Scareware' Gang That Bilked Victims Of More Than $100 Million
- Phishing attacks back on the rise
- 44 million stolen gaming credentials discovered
- CeBIT 2010: NBN will lead to crime surge, expert claims
- Virtual fingerprinting exposes computer users
- Devious New Phishing Tactic Targets Tabs
- American Express may have failed to encrypt data
- Trend Micro warns of 419-style World Cup scams
- Want Better Security? Reward Your Provider
- Anti-Clickjacking Defenses 'Busted' In Top Websites
- Microsoft Researchers Propose Privacy Sensor 'Widget'
- Google Offers Encrypted Search
- Apple Safari 'Carpet Bomb' Flaw Remains Unfixed Two Years Later
- ID Theft Victims Spending Less In Cleanup Aftermath
- Vulnerability Scanning Do's And Don'ts
- Facebook Fallout
- IBM unleashes virus on AusCERT delegates
- Microsoft touts Hotmail security adds; users complain of account hacks
- Judge permanently shuts down ISP catering to spam, porn
- New Twitter Worm Abuses iPhone App News
- Employees Put Personal Security, Interests Above Company's
- Heartland, MasterCard settle over data breach
- Forget cookies, your browser has fingerprints
- Borders takes its books to the cloud
- Five Ways to (Physically) Hack A Data Centre
- Microsoft in Australian IE6 upgrade bid
- Telstra looks to offer security as a service
- German man fined for poor Wi-Fi security
- Security experts ponder the cost of cloud computing
- AFP called to investigate Wikileaks
- Google admits to Wi-Fi spying
- See Seccom at CeBIT
- Authorities Arrest First Suspect In Massive Identity Theft Ring
- Facebook to hold staff meeting on privacy
- Two-Thirds Of All Phishing Attacks Generated By A Single Criminal Group
- Microsoft launches Office 2010
- Widespread attacks continue against WordPress sites
- Google defends record on user privacy
- Security firms issue Patch Tuesday warnings
- Biometrics, chips coming to Qld driver licenses
- Budget 2010: Feds move on e-health records
- Man fined £1,000 for Twitter 'bomb threat'
- Twitter bug lets users force new followers
- Critical zero-day flaw found in Apple's Safari browser
- Cracking the sports code
- Computer input error leads to massive Dow losses
- Fifa World Cup spam strikes again
- Botnets exploit Linux owners' ignorance
- Two severe bugs silently fixed in recent Microsoft update
- Data-Scraping Lawsuit Sheds Light On Risk To Databases
- Facebook Fixes Bug That Exposed Private Chats
- US. Treasury Web sites hacked, serving malware
- Rockefeller's Cybersecurity Act of 2010: A Very Bad Bill
- Warning: Why your Internet might fail on May 5
- XSS Vulnerabilities Happen To Everybody
- EFA: Cybercrime treaty will trigger tougher laws
- New IM Worm Spreading Fast
- Australia to sign international cybercrime treaty
- Microsoft warns of cross-site scripting error
- US Air Force phishing test transforms into a problem
- Governments, businesses to discuss cybersecurity threats
- Healthcare Not Up To Task Of Securing Electronic Medical Records, Experts Say
- Symantec Takes $370 Million Plunge Into Encryption Market
- Can you control access to 25 billion pieces of shared content?
- Federal Agencies Wrestle With Cybersecurity's Harsh Realities
- Apple CEO Steve Jobs Lashes Out Against Adobe's Flash
- Study calls for more C-level involvement in cybersecurity
- Texas man to plead guilty to building botnet-for-hire
- Costs Of Data Breaches Much Higher In U.S. Than In Other Countries, Study Says
- Storm Worm Reappears
- Fake Anti-Virus accounts for 15% of Online Malware
- Rudd launches National Security College
- Hugo Chavez is joining Twitter
- Can Blippy rebound after spilling credit card numbers?
- Crashing e-records leave paramedics stricken
- Cereal hacker on defacement rampage
- Facebook seeks to meet with US senator on privacy issues
- Before You Choose a Cloud Computing Vendor: 8 Questions
- McAfee Offers Compensation To Enterprise Customers Hit By Faulty AV Update
- Microsoft admits MS10-025 patch didn't fix vulnerability
- Google even knows what you're thinking
- Cops raid Gizmodo editor's home over lost iPhone
- Hackers target iPad owners with bogus update
- Symantec ups SaaS partner ante
- Real-time voice translation coming to mobile
- Twitter acquires SMS specialist
- Bad Guys Take Aim At iPad Users
- McAfee apologises for security update blunder
- More Than 40 Percent Of U.K. Users Have Been Fraud Victims
- Microsoft: Enterprises Hit Hardest by Worms; Consumers By Trojans And Adware
- How To Hack The Sky
- Real Costs Of Database Hacks
- 1.5 million stolen Facebook IDs up for sale
- New Zeus version targeting Firefox users for bank fraud
- Few answers after McAfee antivirus update
- ABC Investigates China over cyber attacks
- Top cloud computing myths debunked
- Internet Filtering Bill Delayed Indefinitely
- 90 Percent Of Fortune 500 Infected By Zeus Botnet
- Botched antivirus knocks out 10% of Coles registers
- Govt ID theft prevention system slammed
- HHS publishes online list of patient data breaches
- IT Isn't Keeping Up With End Users
- New Hack Pinpoints Cell Phone User's Location, Personal And Business Relationships
- Why Employees Break Security Policy (And What You Can Do About It)
- Health Insurer Notifies 400,000 Of Data Breach
- Only a third of companies that experience data breaches notify customers promptly
- Telstra confirms customer data breach
- Aussie Solves iPad Wi-Fi Woe
- Medicare's online verification system affected nearly 30,000 patient records
- Securing the Cloud
- Popular Facebook game caught serving malware
- McAfee false positive bricks enterprise PCs worldwide
- Google reveals requests by Australian government to take down Internet content
- How To Counterattack Against A Targeted Attack
- Microsoft Intune
- Cyber Crime Easier Than Ever
- Network Solutions Suffers Second Round of Attacks
- Hacking Masterclass
- Big ISPs to benefit from mandatory Internet filter
- What's eating up to 95% of your email bandwidth?
- Palm WebOS cracked with a text message
- Web hit by hi-tech crime wave
- Atlassian Suffers Data Breach
- Eliminating Hacker Entry Points
- Govt agencies move on social media policy
- The Growing Cyberwar Threat
- Companies Look To Managed Services To Close Security Gaps
- Optus customers hit by China DDoS attack
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