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Cisco's black eye at Black Hat
Michael Lynn's Cisco/ISS-flaw presentation and its backlash doses out some reality
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Hacking for dollars
TippingPoint is seeking -- and paying for -- tips about new vulnerabilities
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Spamming spammers sparks ethics queries
Blue Security puts the "George and Charlie" defense to work
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Rethinking the data security box
IBM leaves its (blue)prints all over new data governance council
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The sorry state of IM security
Keep a sharp eye on your buddy list: IM and p-to-p threats are headed through the roof
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User confidence takes a Net loss
Recent data security blunders may impact the b-to-c market
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Here we go again -- more consumers in jeopardy
Intruders say: "I'll take Visa premium cards for $50, Alex"
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Keyboard cops
Pointing the mouse at the culprit gets easier with forensic software
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Another week, another few million confidential records lost
Sending customer data to Texas is asking for trouble with a capital T
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Zombie war goes worldwide
E-mail hawking World Cup tickets will eat your (computer's) brain
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A message about IM
"Hey, I thought you would be interested in this …"
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"24" tackles computer security with product placement
Meanwhile, back in Iowa, the real world tests real computer security
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The "simple" truth about security
Seemingly easy storage process breeds more high-profile security slipups
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Doing the spyware shuffle
Everyone at Interop is talking security -- except for the stuffed camels
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In security we TRUST?
A government gift, just in time for Mother's Day
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E-mail on Broadway?
Spam hits the Great White Way ... and 60 percent to 80 percent of users
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Microsoft opens its grab bag of patches
Recent patch packs include thank-you notes; is Redmond reading Miss Manners?
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Microsoft Service Pack 2 remains a question mark
Security software as a service? Can it be?
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Safety in numbers
Joining together for security sounds good, but will these alliances work?
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Security takes a run for the border
Bad for spam, good for us
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FTC takes "bold" spyware actions
Spyware Assassin vendor gets wrist slapped
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The phone virus is calling
Note to E.T.: Don't phone home
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Security losses can be less than high-tech
D'oh! Homer Simpson changes jobs -- he's now in computer security
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No simple life for computer users
If Paris Hilton isn't safe, what hope is there for the rest of us?
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Not-so-secure keys
Aluminum foils some security concerns -- at least when it comes to RFID chips
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Microsoft pushes into crowded security theater
Sybari acquisition means anti-spam, anti-spyware products on the way
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Computer joyrides
It's easy to take someone's computer for a spin when they leave the doors unlocked
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Know thy hacker
The dollars and cents of hacking
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Living on the Razor edge
Mark Loveless offers words to live by: 'To catch a hacker, think like a hacker'
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Welcome to the big time
IE isn't alone -- Firefox and Mozilla aren't completely immune to security flaws
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New year, same spyware
Forecast for 2005: Continued showers of spam, followed by heavy bouts of adware and phishing
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