3 hrs ago | ABC News - Brian Ross
Beware of the '12 Scams of Christmas'
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me ... a virus in my PC? Computer security firm McAfee, Inc.
8 hrs ago | TreeHugger
Hackers Infiltrate World's Leading Climate Research Unit
The email system of one of the world's leading climate researchers was just reported to be infiltrated by hackers.
12 hrs ago | PC World
Security Pro Says New SSL Attack Can Hit Many Sites
A Seattle computer security consultant says he's developed a new way to exploit a recently disclosed bug in the SSL protocol, used to secure communications on the Internet.
17 hrs ago | NBC Washington
How Robert Pattinson Can Really Bite You
Beware, "New Moon" fans: Hackers are taking advantage of the latest "Twilight" movie to try and bite into your computer.
Feds Charge 3 With Comcast.net Hijacking
Three alleged members of the hacker gang Kryogeniks were hit with a federal conspiracy charge Thursday for a 2008 stunt that replaced Comcast's homepage with a shout-out to other hackers.
Gainesville.com The Gainesville Sun G...
Building an Online Bulwark to Fend Off Identity Fraud
Published: Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 10:29 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 11:26 a.m. A clotheshorse racked up thousands of dollars in mystery charges on a friend's credit card.
My take on the SSL Mitm Attacks a " part 3 a " the FTPS attacks
Alun Jones writes about security, cryptography, SSL, PKI, and pretty much anything else that bothers him enough.
3 basic steps can thwart most cyberattacks, NSA security official says
Computer systems with proper security and network controls should be able to withstand about 80 percent of known cyberattacks, according to a senior National Security Agency official.
Microsoft Confirms First Windows 7 0-Day Vulnerability
So a pretty serious remote vulnerability has been discovered in Windows 7, as usual Microsoft is downplaying the problem asking you to block the ports on your firewall rather than fixing the issue.
Microsoft FOSSifies .Net Micro Framework
Microsoft has declared its .Net Micro framework open source under the Apace 2.0 license.
NJ Man Sentenced in Scientology Cyber Attack
The Associated Press 2 comments A New Jersey man will serve a 366-day federal prison term for conducting a cyber attack on Church of Scientology Web sites in January 2008.
Police e-crime unit swoops on Zeus suspects
The new Police Central E-crime Unit has followed the successful prosecution of four cyber criminals yesterday with the arrest in Manchester of two alleged hackers.
National Cyber Incident Response Plan Coming
In wide ranging testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, some of the federal government's top cybersecurity authorities said that the status quo in federal cybersecurity is not sufficient.
RIM Security Chief Sees Smartphone Attacks On Horizon
Hackers could one day turn ordinary smartphones into "rogue" devices to attack major wireless networks, Research In Motion's security chief warned.
Fortinet IPO prices above range
Network security provider Fortinet Inc, whose products integrate firewalls, Web-filtering and spam-filtering, priced shares in its initial public offering above expectations on Tuesday, in the latest sign of the return of venture capital-backed deals.
Despite Microsofta s best efforts, Windows 7 antipiracy measures have been compromised yet again.
Astaro Corp. is making the Essential Firewall edition of its flagship security solution, Astaro Security Gateway, available for free.
Techworld.com Applications News
Microsoft open sources .Net Micro development framework
Microsoft announced on Monday the release and open-sourcing of its .Net Micro Framework 4.0, which provides a .Net-based development and execution environment for small devices.
Verona man admits role in attack on Church of Scientology's websites
In January 2008, online hackers launched a massive attack on the Church of Scientology's websites, forcing the church to hire computer security experts to reinstate its online presence.
FBI says hackers targeting law firms, PR companies
WASHINGTON a " Hackers are increasingly targeting law firms and public relations companies with a sophisticated e-mail scheme that breaks into their computer networks to steal sensitive data, often linked to large corporate clients doing business overseas.The FBI has issued an advisory that warns companies of 'noticeable increases' in efforts to ...