 | Wired: ACLU Sues Over Laptop Border Searches |
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| PC Pro: Dubais dubious internet censorship |
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| Wired: Court OKs Warrantless Cell-Site Tracking |
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| The Register: Wikileaks caught up in Swedish police raids "Pinter told The Local the raids were the culmination of a four-year investigation into a film sharing network called The Scene" |
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| Thinq: Pirate Bay down, police raids across Europe |
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| EETimes: Cryptography for embedded systems - Part 1 - Security level categories & hashing [Part 2 | Part 3] |
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| Net Security: Behind the scenes and inside workings of a CERT |
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| Slashdot: Sony Has Lost the PS3 Hacking War |
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| Sophos: TechCrunch Europe serves up malware attack |
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| Network World: Can a Relative or Roommate Spy on Me? |
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| CIO: Women did well on Defcon social engineering test |
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| arstechnica: Quantum key distribution in superposition of "insecure" and "unneeded" |
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| XSSed: Twitter developer platform search field vulnerable to XSS |
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| The Register: USB stick with anti-terror training found outside police station |
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| H Security: Flash Player as a spy system |
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| Wired: Insiders Doubt 2008 Pentagon Hack Was Foreign Spy Attack |
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| ha.ckers: The Effect of Snakeoil Security |
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| Krebs On Security: VISA Blocks ePassporte |
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| H Security: Microsoft hardening tool with graphical user interface |
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| CNN: Toshiba recalls 41,000 computers over risk of burns |
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| Slashdot: Major Battle Brewing Between French Gov't and ISPs |
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| Slate: The Internet's Secret Back Door "Web users in the United Arab Emirates have more to worry about than having just their BlackBerries cracked" |
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| The Local: New government ID cards easily hacked |
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| Invisible Things: About Apples Security Foundations, Or Lack Of Thereof... |
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| NewTeeVee: Flash on Android Is Shockingly Bad |
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| Wired: Murdoch Reporters Phone-Hacking Was Endemic, Victimized Hundreds |
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| Slashdot: Open Source PS3 Jailbreak Released |
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| Nature: Hacking commercial quantum cryptography systems by tailored bright illumination |
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| SC Magazine: Certain HP scanners can permit snooping and spying |
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| Network World: Deutsche Post kicks off bug bounty contest "Researchers can make up to $6,400 for finding flaws in German firm's secure message service" |
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| IT World: China demands real names from mobile phone users |
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| Threat Post: Google Code Discovered Serving Malware |
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| Darknet: Windows PowerShell DNS Server Blackhole Tool Blacklist Domains |
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| H Security: Secunia's PSI 2.0 beta tackles Windows update annoyances |
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| c|net: Cars - The next hacking frontier? |
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| Krebs On Security: MS Fix Shores Up Security for Windows Users |
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| Network World: Gmail promo for Priority Inbox creeps out Chrome users |
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| Net Security: Misconfigured networks main cause of breaches |
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| Bruce Schneier: Eavesdropping on Smart Homes with Distributed Wireless Sensors |
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| SANS: Interesting PHP injection |
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| Security-Shell: eBay Motors XSS vulnerability |
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| phpMyAdmin: Insufficient output sanitizing when generating configuration file |
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| Nature: Hackers blind quantum cryptographers "Lasers crack commercial encryption systems, leaving no trace" |
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| Guardian Unlimited: A working life - The computer virus expert |
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| Slashdot: Some Windows Apps Make GRUB 2 Unbootable |
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| Renesys: House of Cards "What do you think would happen if another large and unusual routing announcement was made on the Internet?" |
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| Sophos: Did Gmail make you look like a spammer this week? |
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| MSN News: BlackBerry says no 'master key' to access encrypted data |
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| The Register: RIM proposes crypto forum to dodge India BlackBerry ban |
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| ZDNet AU: Hackers accidentally give Microsoft their code "When hackers crash their systems while developing viruses, the code is often sent directly to Microsoft," |
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| Security-Shell: Ebay XSS |
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| Security-Shell: Verizon website vulnerable to XSS and SQL Injection |
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| Net Security: 25% of new worms are designed to spread through USB devices |
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| Sprites mods: DiskGenie Review |
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| Prevx: TDL3 rootkit x64 goes in the wild |
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| H Security: US Deputy Secretary of Defense confirms virus attack |
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| Invisible Things: PDF signing and beyond |
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| The Atlantic: Analog Hacker Raises $20k to Make Handmade Lockpicking Tools |
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| Krebs On Security: Adobe, Apple Issue Security Updates |
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| Fast Company: Is U.K.'s New Passport Design More Secure Than the Last? |
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| Time: The Government Can Use GPS to Track Your Moves |
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| Network World: Pentagon official details U.S military net hack |
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| Server Fault: Should Developers have Access to Production? |
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| Android Developers: Google responds to Android DRM breach, promises how-to on obfuscating code |
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| Bruce Schneier: Social Steganography |
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| c|net: Google testing voice calling in Gmail |
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| c|net: Students spy on teachers, boast on Facebook |
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| Krebs On Security: MalCon - A Call for Ethical Malcoding |
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| Computer World: Hacking toolkit publishes DLL hijacking exploit |
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| The Register: Google Marketplace DRM broken |
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| CNN: New strategy game sheds unpopular anti-piracy system |
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| Aditya K Sood's Blog: Google Chrome HTTP AUTH Dialog Spoofing through Realm Manipulation |
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| Krebs On Security: Anti-virus Products Struggle Against Exploits |
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| H Security: Police confiscate hardware from VPN provider |
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| H Security: phpMyAdmin updates close vulnerabilities |
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| Slashdot: Germany To Grant Privacy At the Workplace |
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| The Register: Trojan-ridden warning system implicated in Spanair crash |
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| Technology Review: It's Gamers vs. Game Companies |
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| ha.ckers: MitM DNS Rebinding SSL/TLS Wildcards and XSS |
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| arstechnica: Newly detected SQL injection attack snags Apple in wide net |
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| International Business Times: Germany to roll out ID cards with embedded RFID |
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| Prevx: An old-new 0day Windows flaw on the horizon? |
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| eWeek: Facebook Places Privacy Controls Get EFF Approval "The Electronic Frontier Foundation said privacy controls in Facebook Places show a substantial improvement over those used in earlier products" |
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| Computer World: Google patches 10 Chrome bugs, pays out $10K in bounties |
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| H Security: Google closes critical vulnerabilities in Chrome 5 |
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| PBS: Radio Frequency Identification Tags - Identity Theft Danger or Modern Aid? |
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| Invisible Things: The MS-DOS Security Model |
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| Slashdot: PS3 Hacked via USB Dongle |
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| Darknet: Tshark Network Protocol Analyzer & Traffic Dumper |
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| Slashdot: 1978 Cryptosystem Resists Quantum Attack |
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| Threat Post: Owning Virtual Worlds For Fun and Profit |
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| Slashdot: Linux Xorg Critical Security Flaw Silently Patched |
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| SANS Forensics: Benefits of using multiple timestamps during timeline analysis in digital forensics |
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| SANS Forensics: Digital Forensics - Introducing ForensicArtifacts.com |
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| The Register: Mozilla eases fears over phishy URL alert |
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| c|net: Social Engineering 101 (Q&A) |
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| H Security: Mud-slinging in the Warez scene |
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| O'Reilly Radar: On re-reading Steven Levy's Hackers |
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| Invisible Things: Skeletons Hidden in the Linux Closet - r00ting your Linux Desktop for Fun and Profit [pdf] |
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| Network World: EFF Warns of Untrustworthy SSL, Undetectable Surveillance |
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| Threat Post: New Firefox iFrame Bug Bypasses URL Protections |
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| Information Week: Passwords Quickly Hacked With PC Graphics Cards "Georgia Tech researchers find that high-end, readily available graphics processing units are powerful enough to easily crack secret codes" |
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| Net Security: SSL Labs - Researching the technology that protects the Internet |
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| IEBlog: Add-ons, and Opting out of Google Analytics Without Them |
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| BBC Watchdog: Cult of less - Living out of a hard drive |
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| The Register: Hackers - 'ColdFusion bug more serious than Adobe says' |
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| The Register: Android app secretly uploads GPS data, warns Symantec |
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| Info World: The Terry Childs case - San Francisco is just as guilty |
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| New York Times: Web Photos That Reveal Secrets, Like Where You Live |
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| Gigaom: Software Uses Twitter, Flickr to Let Dissidents Send Secret Messages |
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| Computer World: Stupid data center tricks "Sure, technology causes its share of headaches, but human error accounts for roughly 70% of all data-center problems" |
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| Wired: Cyberwar Against Wikileaks? Good Luck With That |
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| c|net: Feds still questioning AT&T iPad site hackers |
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| F-Secure: I possibly wont be back for a while... |
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| The Register: Skype and Google next against the wall in India "The Indian government is planning to take on Skype, Google and everyone else offering secure comms once it's brought RIM properly to heel" |
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| Oregon Live: Beaverton man steals thousands from stores by cloning gift cards "Zepeda cloned gift cards that others had purchased using a computer program he found online" |
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| The Register: NTLM authentication - still broken after all these years |
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| Wired: How Spies (And Counter Spies) Are Using The Cloud |
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| Network World: Workarounds - 5 ways employees try to access restricted sites |
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| Wired: Alleged Carder BadB Busted in France Watch His Cartoon |
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| H Security: Known by their wheels |
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| Bruce Schneier: Security Analysis of Smudges on Smart Phone Touch Screens [pdf] |
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| SANS Forensics: Computer Forensics - Identifying Disk Differences - Broken Mirrors |
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| Network World: 'Dangerous' iPhone exploit code goes public |
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| Net Security: An analysis of fuzzing 4 products with five lines of Python |
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| SANS Forensics: Digital Forensics Recertification (Beyond the Cert) |
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| The Register: Microsoft purges Windows of serious SSL vuln |
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| Mac World: Apple patches security hole in pair of iOS updates |
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| arstechnica: Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors |
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| Krebs On Security: Shunning and Stunning Malicious Networks |
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| BBC Watchdog: BBC Builds Smartphone Malware For Testing Purposes |
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| iDefense Labs: Microsoft Word RTF File Parsing Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability |
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| F-Secure: Questions and Answers on the JailbreakMe Vulnerability |
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| Slashdot: VideoLAN Announces libaacs on Tuesday August 10, @06 -51PM |
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| H Security: Vulnerability in OpenSSL 1.0.x |
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| H Security: First SMS trojan for Android detected |
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| Wired: John Doe Who Fought FBI Spying Freed From Gag Order After 6 Years |
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| Wired: Comcast.net Hijacker Gets 4 Months |
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| GCN: Zero-day Windows kernel flaw linked to Clipboard |
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| WSJ: Google Agonizes on Privacy as Ad World Vaults Ahead |
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| Net Security: Security B-Sides - The anti-conference |
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| Iron Geek: Barcode Fuzzer, Bruteforcer, SQL/XSS Injector using a flashing LED |
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| The Register: How an ancient printer can spill your most intimate secrets [pdf] "This so-called side-channel attack works by recording the acoustic emanations of a confidential document being printed" |
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| SANS Forensics: Review - Access Data Forensic Toolkit (FTK) Version 3 - Part 1 |
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| Info Security: Google image search being infected by hackers |
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| i4U News: Easy Root Removed From Android Market |
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| Network World: Vary usernames and passwords on secure websites - study |
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| H Security: VxWorks flaws allow access to numerous network devices |
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| H Security: Critical or not - Opinions differ about Windows bug |
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| Net Security: How to render SSL useless |
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| Krebs On Security: Foxit Fix for Jailbreak PDF Flaw |
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| Slashdot: Cache On Delivery Memcached Opens an Accidental Security Hole |
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| Computer World: Mozilla plans to silently update Firefox "Joins Google, Adobe in auto-update movement to take patching out of users' hands" |
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| Forex Yard: Estonian extradited to US faces ATM hacking charges |
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| EFF: Court Rejects Warrantless GPS Tracking |
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| 2600: Next Hope Videos and Audio Now Available |
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| The Register: Defcon speaker calls IPv6 a 'security nightmare' |
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| Wired: Appeals Court Rules Against Secret Police GPS Tracking |
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| SANS Forensics: Digital Forensics Case Leads Aug 5, 2010 - Decon 18 and more |
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| SC Magazine: Microsoft readies record 14 fixes, eight critical |
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| Krebs On Security: Crimepack - Packed with Hard Lessons |
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| SANS: Access Controls for Network Infrastructure |
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| Mac World: iPhone 4 carrier unlock released by Dev Team |
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| BBC Watchdog: Bank scam targets 100,000 people in the UK "A network of thousands of compromised computers that is being used to harvest online banking details has been uncovered in the UK" |
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| eWeek Europe: Most Consumers Support Government Cyber-Spying "Sixty-three percent of people believe that it is acceptable for their government to spy on another country's computer systems" |
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| Darknet: Peach Fuzzing Platform |
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| Net Security: Top 5 undiscovered vulnerabilities found on enterprise networks "non-traditional IP-enabled devices, such as smart phones, building controls, ATMs, POS devices, and medical equipment" |
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| Wired: CIA Software Developer Goes Open Source, Instead |
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| The Register: Botnet that pwned 100,000 UK PCs taken out |
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| Net Security: Six arrested for compromising 10,000 online bank accounts "Six people have been arrested on suspicion of stealing credit cards, personal information and banking details as part of a suspected online banking fraud" |
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| eWeek Europe: Smart Meters Will Be Hacked, Warn Researchers "The actual meters are a weak point between home networks and smart grid infrastructure that will be exploited" |
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| Net Security: How Web frameworks kill traditional security scanning |
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| Cryptome: Project Vigilant Is a Fraud |
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| Real Security: List of Online Anti-Malware (File) Scanners |
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| F-Secure: JailbreakMe 2.0 Uses PDF Exploit |
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| Krebs On Security: Anti-virus Products Mostly Ignore Windows Security Features |
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| Security Week: Hacker Uses XSS and Google Street View Data to Determine Physical Location |
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| c|net: DOE - Common security holes leave energy grid vulnerable |
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| Security-Shell: Black Hat Schedule website XSS vulnerability |
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| Games Beat: Live demos show how the Nintendo DS and the Wii can be hacked to spread malware |
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| Darknet: Weaknet Linux Penetration Testing & Forensic Analysis Linux Distribution |
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| SANS: When Lightning Strikes |
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| Wired: JailbreakMe Unlocks iPhone 4, iPad With Your Browser |
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| Net Security: BlindElephant - Open source web application fingerprinting engine |
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| Washington Post: WikiLeaks must be stopped |
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| Billy (BK) Rios: Stealing Files With Safari 5 |
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| Krebs On Security: Texas Firm Blames Bank for $50,000 Cyber Heist |
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| Net Security: Project Vigilant searching for volunteer hackers at Defcon |
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| The Register: Cell phone eavesdropping enters script-kiddie phase |
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| Michael Coates: The Irony - Black Hat Video Stream Hack |
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| Bruce Schneier: Book Review - How Risky Is It, Really? |
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| c|net: Hackers release browser-based iPhone 4 jailbreak |
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| Packetstan: Potential Evasion Where IPS Fails to Validate TCP Checksums |
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| The Register: Ofcom prepares to open up on emissions |
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| Full Disclosure: Screen_unlock - Windows logon screen unlocker |
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| Reuters: Million BlackBerry users face hit after Gulf bans |
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| c|net: Researcher detained at U.S. border, questioned about Wikileaks |
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| c|net: Detergent uses GPS to stalk customers |
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| Wired: Hacker Spoofs Cell Phone Tower to Intercept Calls |
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| WSJ: The Web's New Gold Mine - Your Secrets |
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| Wired: Biometric and Other Locks Fail to Foil Hackers at DefCon |
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| WSJ: Wal-Mart Radio Tags to Track Clothing |
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| PC World: How to Steal Corporate Secrets in 20 Minutes - Ask |
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| Network World: FBI rings organizers over Defcon contest |
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| c|net: Report - Google, CIA fund predictive analytics firm |
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| cnet: Tighter security coming in Firefox 4 |
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| Live Science: Internet 'Key Holders' Are Insurance Against Cyber Attack |
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| Krebs On Security: Microsoft to Issue Emergency Patch for Critical Windows Bug |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Passwords in the wild, part IV - the future |
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| Darknet: iKAT Interactive Kiosk Attack Tool v3 |
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| SANS Forensics: Trusting Your Tools |
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| SANS: Web Traffic Analysis with httpry |
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| FBI: FBI, Slovenian and Spanish Police Arrests Mariposa Botnet Creator, Operators |
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| SC Magazine: Black Hat 2010 - Even with SSL/TLS, browsers still are susceptible to attack |
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| SC Magazine: Black Hat 2010 - Like Safari, Internet Explorer 6 and 7 suffer from auto-fill flaw |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Passwords in the wild, part III - password standards for the Web |
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| CFO: Copiers - How Great Are the Risks? "The current buzz is about their hard drives, but more crucial is to safeguard their operating systems" |
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| The Inquirer: Black Hat - ICANN says DIY DNS certification is revolutionary |
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| Network World: Google cleared over StreetView WiFi snooping |
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| Net Security: Google has two times more malware than Bing, Yahoo! and Twitter combined |
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| Wired: Exclusive - Google, CIA Invest in Future of Web Monitoring |
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| Washington Post: White House proposal would ease FBI access to records of Internet activity |
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| eCommerce Guide: FTC Leaning Toward Do-Not-Track List for Online Ads |
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| Info World: AT&T won't stop Black Hat demo of cell phone eavesdropping "The operator denies rumors it will try to block a hacker's demonstration of cell phone call interception at the Black Hat conference" |
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| Information Security Investigator: BlackHat 2010 Video! The ATM Hack and Jackpot |
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| Information Security Investigator: BlackHat Briefings 2010 - Day 1 LiveBlog |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Passwords in the wild, part II - failures in the market |
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| c|net: Security researcher demonstrates ATM hacking |
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| c|net: Black Hat shines light on security (roundup) |
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| H Security: Facebook crawler collects more than 170 million data sets |
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| Wired: Second Student Sues School District Over Webcam Spying |
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| Wired: Ukrainian Carding King Maksik Was Lured to Arrest |
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| Reg Hardware: UK bans Nintendo DS homebrew code installer |
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| F-Secure: Rogue AV Masquerades as a Firefox/Flash Update |
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| Network World: Black Hat - Most browsers can be made to give up personal data |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Passwords in the wild, part I - the gap between theory and implementation |
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| Krebs On Security: Rogue Antivirus Victims Seldom Fight Back |
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| The Register: Russian gang uses botnets to automate check counterfeiting |
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| The Register: UAE sees security threat in BlackBerrys |
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| The Register: Police force more suspects to give up crypto keys "Police have expanded their use of powers to force suspects to decrypt files by 50 per cent in the last year, figures released today reveal" |
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| Guardian Unlimited: US security chiefs tricked in social networking experiment "Fake analyst gained access to dozens of US security and intelligence officials" |
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| tuaw: Citibank says iPhone app has security flaw |
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| H Security: Anti-virus vendors offer free LNK protection |
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| Network World: The Next Big Privacy Concern - RFID Spychips |
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| Wired: Privacy Suit Targets Net Giants Over Zombie Cookies |
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| ISPreview: UK ISP TalkTalk Monitoring its Customers Online Activity Without Consent |
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| The Register: Battle joined for future of open source IPS |
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| c|net: Google fixes Chrome holes, seeks security reform "Just before the Black Hat security conference begins, Google has patched seven secuity holes in its stable version of Chrome" |
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| Tech Republic: Welcome to the future - cloud-based WPA cracking is here |
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| IT Jungle: Human Error the Number One Cause of Data Loss, Survey Says |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Who controls the off switch? |
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| The Register: AT&T delivers iPhone data choke relief |
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| Enterprise Networking Planet: Three Steps to a Cracked Android Device |
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| Slashdot: Jailbreaking iPhone Now Legal |
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| Chris Paget's Blog: Privacy concerns at Defcon "Im planning to give a pretty spectacular demonstration of cellphone insecurity at Defcon" |
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| Info World: The quiet threat - Cyber spies are already in your systems |
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| Economist: A tide turns "Technology used to help spies. Now it hinders them" |
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| Wired: U.S. Declares iPhone Jailbreaking Legal, Over Apples Objections |
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| Court House News: Court Rules Bypassing Dongles Not a DMCA Violation "General Electric did not infringe on a power supplier's digital copyrights when it used protected software unlocked through a hacked security key" |
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| Network World: WPA2 vulnerability found "'Hole 196' means malicious insiders could spoof WI-Fi packets, compromise WLAN" |
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| Computer World: Iran was prime target of SCADA worm |
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| Threat Post: Microsoft Says No to Paying Bug Bounties |
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| The Register: 'Freeware' phishing kit dupes s'kiddies |
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| GCN: Dell ships infected motherboards "If they will bug the bricks in our walls, I would expect them to do the same to our computers" |
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| Threat Post: Microsoft Shifts to 'Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure' Policy |
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| PC World AU: New 'Kraken' GSM-cracking software is released |
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| Computer World: New 'Kraken' GSM-cracking software is released |
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| Darknet: Sagan - Real-time System & Event Log |
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| The Register: iPhone thief nabbed by GPS, cops say |
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| eWeek Europe: Digital Act To Create Pirate ISPs In UK "Service providers will split up to make smaller 'pirate' ISPs, in response to Ofcom's draconian file-sharing proposals" |
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| Network World: Is open source Snort dead? Depends who you ask "Open Information Security Foundation says it's so; Snort's creator disagrees" |
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| Forbes: Researchers Will Turn Google And Bing Into Web Bug Warning System |
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| Krebs On Security: Tool Blunts Threat from Windows Shortcut Flaw "Microsoft has released a stopgap fix to help Windows users protect themselves against threats that may try to target a newly discovered, critical security hole" |
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| Gizmodo: Wikileaks Critic Adrian Lamo Defends Manning Decision |
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| Forbes: Handy Light iPhone App -- Yanked From App Store -- Offered Secret Tethering Feature |
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| Engadget: Researcher will enable hackers to take over millions of home routers |
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| H Security: Auto-complete - browsers disclose private data "auto-complete data can reportedly be retrieved automatically via JavaScript in Safari 4 and 5" |
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| PC Pro: Is HSBC's security software more trouble than it's worth "Davey Winder wonders whether HSBC's Trusteer Rapport software is worth the hassle" |
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| Bruce Schneier: Economic Considerations of Website Password Policies "Two interesting research papers on website password policies" |
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| Krebs On Security: Skimmers Siphoning Card Data at the Pump "Bluetooth based wireless skimmers have been found attached to a slew of gas station pumps" |
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| Wired: SCADA Systems Hard-Coded Password Circulated Online for Years |
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| Lifehacker: TrueCrypt 7.0 Gets Intel Hardware Acceleration and Better Automatic Mounting |
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| H Security: Episode 3 - PDF time bomb |
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| Technology Review: Passwords that are Simple--and Safe "A new approach does away with the need for long strings of letters and numbers" |
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| c|net: Adobe Reader to block attacks with sandbox tech |
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| IT World: Apple lays out location collection policies "In response to questions from lawmakers, the iPhone maker details the kind of location data it collects" |
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| Info World: IT pros - Lurking legal gotchas and how to avoid them "Ignorance and seemingly innocent activities can subject you to fines, lawsuits, and even jail. Here's how to play it safe" |
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| GCN: DNSSEC now fully deployed on the Internet root |
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| Wired: Is Breaking CAPTCHA a Crime? |
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| Darknet: thc-ipv6 Toolkit - Attacking the IPV6 Protocol |
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| c|net: VeriSign adds malware scanning to SSL services |
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| Cryptome: Wikileaks Timeline Manning-Lamo-Poulsen Case |
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| H Security: Mozilla offers $3,000 for bug reports |
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| Threat Post: VeriSign Revokes Certificate Used to Sign Stuxnet Malware |
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| Textually: A new field of forensic study for iPhones |
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| Slashdot: TI vs. Calculator Hobbyists, Again |
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| ZDNet: Windows token kidnapping returns to haunt Microsoft |
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| c|net: Wikileaks editor skips NYC hacker event |
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| CSO: Black Hat, DefCon and B-Sides - A survival guide |
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| Network World: Researchers - Password crack could affect millions "A well-known cryptographic attack could be used by hackers to log into Web applications used by millions of u" |
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| F-Secure: More Analysis of Case LNK Exploit "targeting SCADA systems" |
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| ZDNet UK: Microsoft opens source code to Russian secret service "Microsoft has signed a deal to open its Windows 7 source code up to the Russian intelligence services" |
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| Computer World: Some experts question efforts to identify cyberattackers |
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| Netcraft: Firefox security test add-on was backdoored |
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| Mobile Crunch: Droid X actually self-destructs if you try to mod it |
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| Krebs On Security: Experts Warn of New Windows Shortcut Flaw |
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| Enterprise Networking Planet: Three Steps to a Cracked iPhone "All that's needed is the victim's phone number, the iPhone Configuration Utility available free from Apple for OS X or Windows, and a proxy server" |
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| The Register: Mozilla snuffs password pilfering Firefox add-on |
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| Krebs On Security: The Case for Cybersecurity Insurance, Part II |
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| H Security: Crypto tool predicts password cracking time |
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| H Security: Express patch for Windows Help Center |
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| Krebs On Security: Microsoft Security Updates, and a Farewell to Windows XP Service Pack 2 |
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| BBC Watchdog: China Green Dam web filter teams 'face funding crisis' "Reports from China say a controversial government-backed software project to filter internet content could be on the brink of collapse" |
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| The Register: IBM employee sparks massive bank outage |
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| SANS Forensics: Linux Programming Tools |
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| Superstore Search: Top 10 Hottest Items Stolen Online |
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| Net Security: First embedded Linux OS to be accepted for EAL4+ certification |
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| The Register: Reverse engineer extracts Skype crypto secret recipe |
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| Cryptome: Conficker, Cyber Emergency, and the Internet Kill Switch |
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| TNW: Hacker Creates Plugin That Trashes Chromes Security |
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| Redmond Mag: What Does Microsoft Know About You? |
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| H Security: Symantec scores own goal - its World Cup web site is full of spam comments |
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| BBC News: BT and TalkTalk challenge Digital Economy Act |
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| New York Times: Credit Card Hackers Visit Hotels All Too Often |
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| Network World: The Robin Sage experiment - Fake profile fools security pros |
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| Network World: Cisco warns attendees that the Cisco Live database was hacked "Cisco says hack was quickly closed, but says some 'listings' were 'accessed'" |
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| H Security: Skype's encryption procedure partly exposed |
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| Network World: Poor SSL set-up can kill e-commerce |
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| Wired: FBI Raids Elektronic Tribulation Army Over Witness Intimidation |
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| Wired: NSA to Spy on Critical Infrastructure, Says WSJ |
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| Net Security: Q&A - BruCON security conference |
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| Wired: Crack the Code In US Cyber Command's Logo |
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| The Register: Symbian malware creates mighty zombie army |
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| Krebs On Security: Pirate Bay Hack Exposes User Booty |
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| H Security: A flood of new, stable, Linux kernels |
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| The Register: Professor warns Aus firewall is undemocratic |
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| Network World: Honeypots for hacker detection |
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| Techcrunch: Employees Challenged To Crack Facebook Security, Succeed |
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| H Security: Microsoft vulnerabilities - full disclosure and no disclosure |
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| Net Security: 41% of IT pros admit to snooping on confidential information |
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| PC Pro: The unstoppable "tech support" scam |
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| Slashdot: Microsoft Spurned Researchers Release 0-Day |
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| SANS Forensics: People Searches |
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| Slashdot: US Pirate Movie Site DNS Seizure Fail |
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| Wired: Army Intelligence Analyst Charged With Leaking Classified Information |
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| Darknet: Tabnapping Attack On The Increase |
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| Risky.biz: Big W infecting photo printing customers? |
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| Network World: Should You Trust Google? |
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| Net Security: Vacation security advice, caution with travel planning |
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| Net Security: ATM vendors threaten researcher, stop his presentation on ATM flaws |
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| H Security: CSI -Internet |
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| sify news: British teenagers held for online bank fraud |
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| Travis Goodspeed: Reversing an RF Clicker "it is possible to watch votes as they are being cast by students" |
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| Slashdot: YouTube Hit By HTML Injection Vulnerability |
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| Niels Teusink: Hacking wireless presenters with an Arduino and Metasploit [software] |
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| InSecurity Romania: Youtube HTML Code Injection |
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| CIO: Retired Stalker - Facebook, Foursquare Making Gen Y Stalkers Lazy |
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| Iron Geek: Locking down Windows Vista and Windows 7 against Malicious USB devices |
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| BBC News: Turkey goes into battle with Google |
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| Krebs On Security: Top Apps Largely Forgo Windows Security Protections |
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| Security Week: New Tool Reveals Internet Passwords |
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| The Register: 50 arrested in smartphone spyware dragnet |
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| Network World: Russian spy ring needed some serious IT help |
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| Sophos: Guest blog - Adobe, make my day. Disable JavaScript by default |
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| H Security: Geolocators become a privacy problem |
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| Information Security Investigator: Spies, Lies and Damned Help Desks |
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| Net Security: 10,000 XP machines attacked through 0-day flaw |
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| Google Code: Blind Sql Injection Brute Forcer version 2 |
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| Wired: White Hat Uses Foursquare Privacy Hole to Capture 875K Check-Ins |
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| Wired: ACLU Study Highlights U.S. Surveillance Society |
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| SANS: How to be a better spy - Cyber security lessons from the recent russian spy arrests |
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| Net Security: Honeypot software for VoIP networks |
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| Krebs On Security: Security Updates for Adobe Acrobat, Reader |
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| Slashdot: Hack AT&T Voicemail With Android |
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| The Register: Google Chrome will block out-of-date plug-ins "Google will soon prevent insecure versions of plug-ins from running on top of its Chrome browser to make sure they don't contain security bugs that can be exploited by malicious websites" |
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| H Security: Passwords - The only constant in life |
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| H Security: Tricked again - Key combination opens Corsair's Padlock 2 flash drive without authorisation |
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| Krebs On Security: e-Banking Bandits Stole $465,000 From Calif. Escrow Firm |
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| Network World: Google moves encrypted search to a new site |
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| iDefense Labs: Multiple Vendor LibTIFF 3.9.2 Stack Buffer Overflow Vulnerability |
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| eSecurity Planet: SSL Certificates In Use Today Aren't All Valid |
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| Wired: FTC - Scammers Stole Millions Using Micro Charges to Credit Cards |
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| H Security: Norton produces false alarm after Firefox update |
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| Net Security: The longevity of computer worms |
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| H Security: Critical hole closed in PNG reference library |
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| redOrbit: Download full size image Hackers Target ATM Security Flaws |
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| XSSed: Persistent XSS vulnerability affecting Twitter promptly corrected |
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| IT Security: Hacker High - 10 Stories of Teenage Hackers Getting into the System |
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| Globo: Not even FBI was able to decrypt files of Daniel Dantas "Hard drives were seized by the feds during Operation Satyagraha, in 2008.Information is protected by sophisticated encryption system." |
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| c|net: Police push to continue warrantless cell tracking |
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| Torrent Freak: No Evidence Anti-Piracy Group Hacked FTP Server |
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| Marco Ramilli's Blog: iPhone Hides Geo Location into Images |
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| Fox News: 10 Everyday Items Hackers Are Targeting Right Now |
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| The Register: US lawmakers grill Apple on location tracking changes |
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| H Security: Google uses remote delete to remove Android apps from smartphones |
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| Ksplice: Attack of the Cosmic Rays! |
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| H Security: UK court sentences Chip & PIN skimmers "criminals burnt a hole in the rear of the terminals and inserted a memory device and Bluetooth receiver" |
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| GNUCITIZEN: 1ST European Edition of HITB Coming Up |
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| Krebs On Security: Exploiting the Exploiters |
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| Sky News: Teens Linked To Colossal Cyber Crime Network |
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| The Register: No secret to stopping XSS and SQL injection attacks |
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| Network World: Death of Windows XP SP2 Support a Security Risk, Says Report |
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| Information Week: iPhone Dev Team Releases iOS4 Hacking Tools |
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| Network World: VeriSign SSL Hackable - Comodo Exposes, VeriSign Denies |
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| SANS: IPv6 Support in iOS 4 |
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| BBC News: US pirate hunters target movies |
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| Elpais: Fraudsters introduced "errors controlled" for the system to fail on a particular date |
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| Krebs On Security: Donรขt Need Java? Junk It. |
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| Krebs On Security: Cloud Keyloggers? |
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| H Security: Apple's iOS 4 update fixes 65 vulnerabilities |
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| Network World: 32% of laptop thefts happen at home |
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| The Register: Feds cuff man in ATM skimming case |
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| Information Week: Stock Manipulation Botnet Surfaces |
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| Los Angeles Times: Apple collecting, sharing iPhone users' precise locations |
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| Wired: NSA Gets Geeky After Dark, New Docs Show |
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| Wired UK: Huge privacy flaw found in VPN systems |
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| ha.ckers: Side Channel Attacks in SSL [pdf] |
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| Network World: How To use Gmail to safely access email from abroad |
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| Computer World: Wireless security myths 2010 |
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| Wired: Targeted Ads Will Let You Spy on Them for a Change |
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| F-Secure: It's Signed, therefore it's Clean, right? |
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| H Security: Apple expands malware protection on Mac OS X |
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| Security-Shell: Norton Update Center XSS |
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| Torrent Freak: Three Arrested In Connection With Darkside File-Sharing Servers |
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| BBC News: Fighting back against web attacks "Hi-tech criminals are not very good at securing the tools they use to attack websites, suggests research" |
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| Engadget: Square working on 'a credit processing and risk issue' before shipping more card readers |
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| SANS: DNS Sinkhole ISO Available for Download |
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| Network World: WikiLeaks part II - Adrian Lamo responds |
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| Salon: The strange and consequential case of Bradley Manning, Adrian Lamo and WikiLeaks "Adrian Lamo and Kevin Poulsen have a long and strange history together" |
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| Torrent Freak: Huge Security Flaw Makes VPNs Useless for BitTorrent |
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| The Register: Oz Attorney-General wants ISPs to hold data for 2 years |
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| CNN: New tech moves beyond the mouse, keyboard and screen |
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| EFF: HTTPS Everywhere "encrypts your communications with a number of major websites" |
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| CNN: Mobile phones used to get past China's Internet censors |
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| BBC News: Fading data could improve privacy "Privacy could be enhanced if data was allowed to fade, suggests research" |
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| darkReading: The Next-Generation IPS "Intrusion prevention systems get closer to the client -- and, in some cases, further from the internal network" |
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| Wired: 3 Weeks After Arrest, Still No Charges in Wikileaks Probe |
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| H Security: WEP and TKIP Wi-Fi encryption methods to be discontinued |
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| Computer World: Mobile Security - Why I still want my iPad, iPhone "Jailbreaking wipes away 80 percent of the iPhone's security controls" |
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| ha.ckers: Using DNS to Find High Value Targets |
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| International Business Times: Location Services Raise Privacy Concerns |
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| Cryptome: Swiss Lawful Spying Guide (pdf) |
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| The Register: Eastern European banks under attack by next-gen crime app |
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| Computer World: Employee monitoring - When IT is asked to spy "They can even track employees' physical locations using the GPS feature on smartphones" |
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| The Register: Feds block sale of crooks' favourite messaging client |
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| Info World: Unintended cell phone calls put privacy at risk |
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| The Register: AT&T iPad 'hacker' arrested for 'drugs possession' |
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| ZDNet: Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 hit by "Zero-Day" vulnerability |
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| Packetstan: IDS/IPS Evasion - Step 1. Awareness |
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| Krebs On Security: Police Arrest 178 in U.S.-Europe Raid on Credit Card Cloning Labs |
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| darkReading: New Crypto-Cracking Tool To Target Databases |
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| H Security: Mass website hack aimed at online gamers |
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| The Register: GCHQ - The uncensored story of Britain's most secret intelligence agency |
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| SANS Forensics: Turning RegRipper into WindowsRipper |
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| ha.ckers: Turning XSS into Clickjacking |
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| Physorg: Online ads can get too close for comfort says new study |
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| Slashdot: The Truth About the Polygraph, According To the NSA |
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| Windows Security: Understanding Man-in-the-Middle Attacks ARP Cache Poisoning Part 1 | ARP Cache Poisoning Part 2 | Session Hijacking | SSL Hijacking |
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| Slashdot: Backdoor Found In UnrealIRCd Source Archive |
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| c|net: Soldier leaked Google attack investigation details, hacker says |
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| danah boyd: for the lolz - 4chan is hacking the attention economy |
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| Risks Digest: It's not just the camera in the laptop |
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| PC Magazine: Google Releases Wi-Fi Sniffing Audit, is Accused of 'Criminal Act' [pdf] |
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| Technology Review: Computing with Secrets, but Keeping them Safe [pdf] "A cryptographic method could see cloud services work with sensitive data without ever decrypting it" |
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| Threat Post: Mass SQL Injection Attack Hits Sites Running IIS |
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| ZDNet AU: Govt wants ISPs to record browsing history "Companies who provide customers with a connection to the internet may soon have to retain subscriber's private web browsing history for law enforcement to examine when requested" |
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| ZDNet: Googler releases Windows zero-day exploit, Microsoft unimpressed |
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| arstechnica: Cyber War - Microsoft a weak link in national security |
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| Wired: I Cant Believe What Im Confessing to You - The Wikileaks Chats |
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| Wired: Suspected Wikileaks Source Described Crisis of Conscience Leading to Leaks |
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| H Security: Google pays $2,000 for report of a vulnerability in Chrome |
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| Wired: State Department Anxious About Possible Leak of Cables to Wikileaks |
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| Offensive Security: Evocam Remote Buffer Overflow on OSX |
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| Full Disclosure: Websense Enterprise 6.3.3 Policy Bypass |
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| Info World: Windows 7 and Mac OS X both hit by fundamental flaws "Security holes are so close to the core OSes that fixing them will be hard" |
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| SANS: Adobe POC in the Wild |
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| IT Pro: IT professionals may not be following the Governments lead towards transparency |
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| BBC News: China defends internet censorship "China has defended its right to censor the internet in a document laying out the government's attitude towards the web" |
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| The Register: Adobe lines up emergency Flash fix |
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| H Security: Apple's Safari updates address 48 security vulnerabilities |
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| H Security: Tool for cracking encrypted session data |
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| Wired: Former Prosecutor - Google Wi-Fi Snafu Likely Illegal |
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| darkReading: Defcon To Host 'Capture The Flag' Social Engineering Contest |
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| Computer World: Researchers - Poor password practices hurt security for all "particular, the weak implementations of password-based authentication at lower-security sites compromises the protections offered at higher-security sites" |
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| The Register: $11m jackpot just a 'reset' message, says casino |
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| Errata Security: Cyberwar is fiction |
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| The Register: Researchers release point-and-click website exploitation tool |
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| Recon: 2010 Conference Details |
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| H Security: Skimming from the sofa |
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| Venture Beat: Hackers find holes in Sprints new 4G phone |
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| Games On: Devil's Advocate - Why Ubisoft's DRM worked |
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| Wired: U.S. Intelligence Analyst Arrested in Wikileaks Video Probe "Manning came to the attention of the FBI and Army investigators after he contacted former hacker Adrian Lamo" |
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| Cisco Zine: Two Cisco vulnerabilities |
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| Google Enterprise Blog: Security First - Protecting your data with Google Apps |
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| WSJ: Dark Side Arises for Phone Apps |
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| Computer World: Attackers exploiting new Flash bug, Adobe warns |
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| Developer: PHP Remains Strong Despite Security Flaws |
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| Computer World: How to Set Up a Secure Web Tunnel |
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| Krebs On Security: ATM Skimmers - Separating Cruft from Craft |
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| IT World: Google relents, will hand over European Wi-Fi data |
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| The Register: Facebook plugs email address indexing bug |
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| H Security: OpenOffice 3.2.1 fixes bugs, updates logo |
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| Wired: Lieberman Bill Gives Feds Emergency Powers to Secure Civilian Nets "Joe Lieberman wants to give the federal government the power to take over civilian networks security, if theres an imminent cyber threat" |
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| H Security: Kobil smartcard reader hacked |
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| H Security: OpenSSL updates fix vulnerabilities |
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| Darknet: sectool - Security Audit Tool & IDS |
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| Computer World: FTC cracks down on spyware seller |
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| H Security: Click-jacking for social networks - Like-jacking |
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| XSSed: Critical Ask.com frame redirect and XSS security issues |
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| Fox News: Glitch Reveals Military Reliance on GPS Tech "rendered as many as 10,000 U.S. military GPS receivers useless for days" |
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| H Security: Microsoft to improve Hotmail security |
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| H Security: Microsoft comments on Google's Windows ban |
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| The Register: Should we be encrypting backups? |
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| The Register: Mac spyware infiltrates popular download sites |
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| The Telegraph: Children, 4, 'to be fingerprinted to borrow school books from library' "Children as young as four could be fingerprinted to take out books from a school libaray" |
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| SANS Forensics: Protecting Admin Passwords During Remote Response and Forensics |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: Digital Activism Decoded - The New Mechanics of Change [pdf] |
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| BBC News: Police investigate Habbo Hotel virtual furniture theft "The online thieves allegedly targeted users with fake web pages to capture usernames and passwords" |
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| Wired: WikiLeaks Was Launched With Documents Intercepted From Tor |
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| The Register: Met lab claims 'biggest breakthrough since Watergate' "scientists have created a database that has recorded these deviations once every one and a half seconds for the last five years" |
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| arstechnica: OpenStreetMap - Crowd-sourcing the world, a street at a time |
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| H Security: iPhone leak is getting bigger - Update |
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| Financial Times: Google ditches Windows on security concerns |
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| Adobe: Security update available for Adobe Photoshop CS4 |
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| Information Security Investigator: The iPad - So Easy, A Monkey Can Use It "Can The iPad Can Be Used As A Security Testing Device" |
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| O'Reilly Radar: Putting Online Privacy in Perspective |
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| Exploit DB: Oscommerce Online Merchant v2.2 File Disclosure And Admin ByPass |
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| BBC News: Ofcom unveils anti-piracy policy "Lists of Britons who infringe copyright are to be drawn up by the UK's biggest ISPs, under proposals from the regulator Ofcom" |
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| Security-Shell: Tenable Network Security XSS Vulnerability |
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| Thinq: Blizzard boss says DRM is a waste of time |
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| The Register: UK jobs site suffers hack attack "Several job sites run by Trinity Mirror Group have suffered hack attacks" |
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| Symantec: 44 Million Stolen Gaming Credentials Uncovered |
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| XSSed: Vodafone.com XSS helps you trace unregistered Pay As You Go subscribers |
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| Bernd Marienfeldt: iPhone business security framework |
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| The Register: 15 a month for legal P2P? |
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| SANS Forensics: Digital Forensics Case Leads - The Gauntlet Edition |
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| IET: RFID virus scared 'hyped up' "Scientists should be responsible in how they present their research, rather than hyping up threats in order to get headlines" |
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| The Register: Cisco bugs surrender control of building's critical systems |
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| Forbes: Android App Aims to Allow Wiretap-Proof Cell Phone Calls |
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| darkReading: Researchers Find New Ways To Eavesdrop Via Mobile Devices "'Bugbots' could enable listeners to tap other users' devices to overhear conversations, study says" |
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| c|net: One-on-one with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg |
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| H Security: Vulnerability in iPhone data encryption |
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| c|net: Microsoft warns on Windows 7 upgrade tool |
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| BBC News: Google faces German Street View data blunder deadline |
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| Network World: Facebook to simplify privacy settings Wednesday |
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| Darknet: Bruter v1.0 Final Released Parallel Network Login Brute Forcing Tool |
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| Stanford Security Laboratory: Busting frame busting - a study of clickjacking vulnerabilities at popular sites [pdf] |
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| Computer World: Lifelock worries after employee data leaked to Web |
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| c|net: Web hoster Media Temple hit with denial of service attack |
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| Light Blue Touchpaper: An old scam still works |
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| H Security: New phishing attack exploits tabbed browsing |
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| Wired: Spyware Installed on Student Laptops Has More Security Problems |
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| ZDNet UK: Botnet price for hourly hire on par with cost of two pints "Botnets are available for hire for as little as $8.94 per hour, emphasising how little financial muscle or technical expertise is needed to carry out attacks, according to VeriSign iDef |
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| The Register: Second man jailed over Scientology DDoS attacks |
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| The Register: Google's encrypted search casts shadow on web analytics "when SSL is turned on, your browser will stop sending referral data to any non-SSL sites you visit" |
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| Network World: Is Facebook truly sorry for its privacy sins? |
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| Computer World: Two years later, Apple still won't fix Safari hole |
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| Threat Post: Why Can't Johnny Have Privacy? |
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| Gideon T. Rasmussen: Information Security Professional |
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| Guardian Unlimited: US appoints first cyber warfare general "Pentagon creates specialist online unit to counter cyber attack amid growing fears of militarisation of the internet" |
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| XSSed: Skype.com SSL powered support page vulnerable to XSS |
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| Wired: Lost Hacking Documentary Surfaces on Pirate Bay |
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| The Register: Google halts deletion of Street View Wi-Fi data |
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| Computer World: Hackers can delete Facebook friends, thanks to flaw |
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| c|net: IBM - We distributed malware-ridden USB drives "IBM is apologizing for handing out USB drives at a security conference in Australia this week that had malware on them" |
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| Threat Post: Survey Shows Most Flaws Sold For $5,000 Or Less |
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| Google Blog: Search more securely with encrypted Google web search |
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| Wired: School Spy Program Used on Students Contains Hacker-Friendly Security Hole |
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| New York Times: Online, How Much Security Is Too Much? |
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| The Register: Most browsers silently expose intimate viewing habits |
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| WSJ: Facebook, MySpace Confront Privacy Loophole |
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| Ksplice: The wireless traffic of MIT students |
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| arstechnica: Facebook privacy coming to a head, changes may be imminent |
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| H Security: Metasploit 3.4 with extended brute force support |
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| arstechnica: Rogue ISP ordered to liquidate, pay FTC $1.08 million |
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| Network World: Microsoft chases 'click laundering' |
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| c|net: Can VeriSign deal make Symantec the Web's identity broker? |
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| The Register: Sergey Brin - 'We screwed up' on Street View Wi-Fi grab |
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