Information Security News: by thread

Home Office laptop and disc 'bought on eBay' InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Logins for 8,700 FTP servers found on sale InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
DHS gives itself a 'C' for cybersecurity InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Hackers penetrate police email accounts InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
ITL Bulletin for February 2008 InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Wheat trader for MF Global loses $141.5 million in unauthorized trading InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Healthcare organizations feeling cyberattacks growing InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-9 InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Chip-and-PIN under attack InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
Brazil's oil data mystery cracked InfoSec News (Feb 29 2008)
EU-wide security project proposed InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
Apple's Mac OS X Vulnerable To Networking Exploit InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
That Wi-Fi network you thought was secure? It ain't InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
'Out of office' messages turned into spam relays InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
GAO Finds Data Protection Lagging InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
IRS searches for hidden U.S. assets in Liechtenstein banks InfoSec News (Feb 27 2008)
Security of data analyzed in study InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
How Pakistan knocked YouTube offline (and how to make sure it never happens again) InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
Constant patch releases force IT to adopt new processes InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
Lawmakers ask agencies for data security update InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
Lack of jobs is driving IT pros to malware InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
Customs: Vista PCs are safe from encryption attack InfoSec News (Feb 26 2008)
CanSecWest 2008 Mar 26-28 InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
Police say computer crimes on the rise InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
Computer security's dubious future InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
How much does a data breach cost UK companies? InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
Hackers turn Google into vulnerability scanner InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
Whistle while you work InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
The common cold of IT security InfoSec News (Feb 25 2008)
TSA's CISO to join Unisys InfoSec News (Feb 22 2008)
Researchers Crack BitLocker, FileVault InfoSec News (Feb 22 2008)
The hands-free way to steal a credit card InfoSec News (Feb 22 2008)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-8 InfoSec News (Feb 22 2008)
IT security controls partly blamed for SocGen debacle InfoSec News (Feb 22 2008)
UAE banks invest in IT security on hacking fears InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
DDOS Danger For Online Gambling Sites InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Government admits to 200 more laptop thefts InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Stolen laptop had data of over 171,000 Irish blood donors InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Black Hat Conference: Security Researchers Claim To Hack GSM Calls InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Update: Security issues scuttle Bain/Huawei bid for 3Com InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Book Review: Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Quebec police bust alleged hacker ring InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Retrofitting PCs with a standard configuration poses unique challenges InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Hackers Break Into GSAS Computer Network, Post Protected Content to Downloading Web Site InfoSec News (Feb 20 2008)
Black Hat Descends on Washington InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Nation States' Espionage and Counterespionage InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Russian hosting network running a protection racket, researcher says InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Experts find fault with cyberdirective InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Buying security products is often a waste of money InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Former FEMA director Michael Brown talks disaster recovery -- including his own InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Hacking the lobby telephone InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Government still suffers from information insecurity InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Petrobras announces loss of top secret information InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
SocGen serves as security warning InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Cyber pranksters aim for a SWAT team response InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Saboteurs may have cut Mideast telecom cables: UN agency InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Sexily-named hacker disgruntled by Microsoft InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Linux Advisory Watch: February 15th, 2008 InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
University Pledges to Boost Tech Security InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
Diplomatic crisis looms as French bugs 'discovered in UK Defence Minister's office' InfoSec News (Feb 19 2008)
A 'high-tech lock pick' is upheld in Dorozhko insider trading case InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Major Linux security glitch lets hackers in at Claranet InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Laptop with more than 5, 000 patients' details stolen from hospital InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Even Spies Embrace China's Free Market InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Re: MayDay! MayDay! Ruskies reinvent cyber crime InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-7 InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
OMB does not support bill to update FISMA InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes InfoSec News (Feb 15 2008)
SAFECode on software assurance InfoSec News (Feb 14 2008)
FBI warns of Valentine's Day 'Storm' InfoSec News (Feb 14 2008)
Firms in proposed 3Com deal offer risk relief InfoSec News (Feb 14 2008)
Multifunction Printers: The Forgotten Security Risk InfoSec News (Feb 14 2008)
MayDay! MayDay! Ruskies reinvent cyber crime InfoSec News (Feb 14 2008)
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Includes 11 Security Bulletins InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
5 things you need to know about laptop searches at U.S. borders InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Los Alamos National Lab improves information security InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
FAA wants help becoming cybersecurity shared-services provider InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
'Internet Security Awareness Forum' is launched InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Commentary - Are we making it easy for China? InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
VoIP phone phreaked by security hole InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
RIM blames BlackBerry outage on security infrastructure upgrade InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Did China spy on NASA? InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
DNS Inventor Warns of Next Big Threat InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Pandemic Preparation: Regulatory Relief, Workforce Readiness Remain Open Questions InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
BlackBerry Users Experience Service Outage InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Thievin' teen bot herder admits to infecting military computers InfoSec News (Feb 12 2008)
Defence IT security ups server infrastructure InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Welcome to Cyberwar Country, USA InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
UK teen is world's youngest certified ethical hacker (maybe) InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Encryption could make you more vulnerable, warn experts InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Chinese waging online spy war InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Illegal immigrant found cleaning Commons InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
4th Cyber Security & Information Intelligence Research Workshop (CSIIRW-08) Call for Abstracts InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Storm worm 'making millions a day' InfoSec News (Feb 10 2008)
Thief Scams Fortress D.C. InfoSec News (Feb 09 2008)
[Infowarrior] - More on...The FBI Deputizes Business InfoSec News (Feb 09 2008)
Spying in Norway reaches "all-time high" InfoSec News (Feb 09 2008)
Linux Advisory Watch: February 8th, 2008 InfoSec News (Feb 09 2008)
Govt urged to beef up computer security systems InfoSec News (Feb 09 2008)
Official named to cybersecurity post while still under federal investigation InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Security Warning 2008: Top 11 Malware Threats To Watch Out For InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Clarity Sought on Electronics Searches InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Of cables and conspiracies InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-6 InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Exclusive! The FBI Deputizes Business InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
EVT '08 Call for Papers InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Critical bugs surge in reduced flaw haul InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Once more into the security breach InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
NIST lists SCAP-validated tools InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Antivirus Inventor: Security Departments Are Wasting Their Time InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Re: Minimizing User Rights Can Increase Security InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Crime fears as cheap PCs head for Africa InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Cable damage hits 1.7m Internet users in UAE InfoSec News (Feb 07 2008)
Hacking Tradition Under Fire? InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
How TJX Avoided Wall Street's Wrath InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
Spies' Battleground Turns Virtual InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
Border security dominates DHS technology budget request InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
Remote worker security still lax InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
C-Level Executive Phishing Attacks On The Rise InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
Minimizing User Rights Can Increase Security InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
TCS makes Linux DISA compliant InfoSec News (Feb 06 2008)
The State of Information Security 2008 InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Security List: Don't Talk About Holes, Or We'll Report You InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Computer Security Companies Agree To Testing Standards InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Big trouble with teen hackers InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
How to Choose a Data Center InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
FDCC compliance slowed by manual checks InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Al-Qaeda group's encryption software stronger, security firm confirms InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Research unmasks anonymity networks InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Analysis: Wireless phone headsets insecure InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Linux Advisory Watch: February 1st, 2008 InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Perspective: Security perimeter? What security perimeter? InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Cyberwar, Anyone? InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-5 InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)
The risks of fraud go well beyond SocGen InfoSec News (Feb 04 2008)