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- 'Second Life' suffers real-world breach
- Air Force gets WISE on network security
- Airline foils hackers with latest high-tech defences
- Alternative Firmware for Wireless APs: DD-WRT
- Alums who sued over data breach fight OU's dismissal motion
- Another breach at Wells
- Army expects 'suicide hacker' attacks
- ATM Maker Readies Anti-Hack Patch
- Attack code targets new IE hole
- Attack confirmed, big Websites back online
- AusCERT Win Whole-of-Government Contract
- Aussies Seek Software Developers
- Bangladesh making law to check computer hacking
- Browser security holes surging in 2006
- Browsing with Browzar
- Browzar bashing
- Browzar Bashing: Is It Warranted?
- Burglaries down, but lock-picking cases up 40%
- Call for Papers - 19th Annual FIRST Conference
- Call for papers and tutorials for AusCERT2007
- Capitol Police Were Warned of Holes in Security
- Commerce Department loses 1,137 laptops
- Computer Swindle Preyed On Prosecutor
- Congress slams Homeland Security's tech efforts
- Credit card companies form security council
- Cross-site scripting the top security risk
- Cyber-Czar Wait Is Almost Over
- Cybersecurity chief quits after unusual contract expires
- Davis seeks standard IT breach notification policy
- Defence spies warning
- DHS says cybersecurity exec candidate coming soon
- ECC does it: Certicom CEO foresees decades of data-security dominance
- FBI still investigating Bethel server hacking
- Forensic toolkit harvests cellphone data
- Foul play as bug found hidden in Mourinho's favourite restaurant
- FTC hasn't paid victims of breach at ChoicePoint
- GAO: FDIC needs better information security
- Gartner: Security costs fall with good policies
- GE: Laptop with data on 50,000 staffers stolen
- Government Report Finds Healthcare Privacy Breaches Rampant
- Gryzlov urges G8 to step up fight against cyber-terrorism
- Hacker erases files from Barrington town website
- Hackers can drain cell phone batteries, study says
- Hackers threaten bond auctions
- Hacking Black Hat
- Hacking of governor's computer suspected Published comments had been taped, stored on office server
- Hezbollah cracked the code
- Homeland Security fills top cybersecurity post
- HP Dragnet Grabbed 9 Reporters
- HP studied infiltrating newsrooms
- India's IT hub wakes up to e-security
- Indian call centre worker held over credit card fraud
- Industrial espionage quietly reaches Dominican arena
- Intrigue in High Places
- IT Wrestles with Microsoft Monoculture Myopia
- ITL Bulletin for September 2006
- Johnny Cache breaks silence on Apple Wi-Fi exploit
- Just 3 Microsoft Security Updates On Tap Next Week
- Lock guru says Targus still leaves notebooks vulnerable
- Man admits he hacked into California university application system
- Man escapes conviction over unsought bank probe
- Microsoft Lures Another McAfee Security Guru
- Microsoft mulls early IE patch release
- Microsoft offers early fix for critical IE bug
- Microsoft sues over source code theft
- Microsoft's Security Efforts Noted
- Mozilla taps former Microsoft executive for security
- New security regime for government computers
- Nikon magazine hit with security breach
- NIST creates forum to comment on software vulnerabilities
- Oracle Promises Security In Fusion But Customers Will Have To Wait
- Phishing expedition at heart of AT&T hacking
- Police blotter: Alleged al-Qaida hacker goes to court
- Pool crashing in Vegas: a perk and an art
- Porn out, encryption in
- Princeton Prof Hacks E - Vote Machine
- Prison guard arrested over Bali bomber's laptop
- Proposed German law a 'win-win' for black hats?
- Protecting corporate reputation a key aim of IT security
- Purdue notifies alumni of 2000 computer breach
- Q&A: ISS founder on IBM and beyond
- Q-CERT to be based at Qatar Science & Technology Park
- Quickest Patch Ever
- Red alert on Web 2.0 Security
- Report: Zotob worm authors jailed
- Reports Say H.P. Relied on Its Own Boston Security Unit
- REVIEW: "Symbian OS Platform Security", Craig Heath
- Rival behind Schwarzenegger Web flap
- Ruxcon 2006
- Sandia's Red Teams: On the Hunt for Security Holes
- Satellite Interference Indonesian Hackers Show How Easy It is To Get Data From the Sky
- Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-36
- Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-37
- Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-38
- Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2006-39
- Security lax on computer of tax assessor
- Security measures seen doing more harm than good
- Security products sold despite freeware
- Security vendors SecureWorks, LURHQ merge
- Security war is being lost, says Schneier
- Spyware, Bots, Rootkits Flooding Through Unpatched IE Hole
- Teens ram car through CENTCOM gates
- THC Nokia Phone Unlock
- The computer spy that steals your passwords and credit details
- Thousands of U students have IDs at risk after computer theft
- Transceiver Fingerprinting Improves Wireless Security
- Turkish, Iranian Hackers Attack Korean Web Sites
- Two More Portable Anonymous Web Browsers
- TX Corporate Hackers Allegedly Steal $150 Million
- Unisys Computer Recovered
- USB memory sticks pose new dangers
- Warnings grow over unpatched IE flaw
- WiFi fingerprints could end MAC spoofing
- Word flaw hit with zero-day attack
- Zero-day attacks continue to hit Microsoft
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