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Microsoft's Patch Day Targets Four Vulnerabilities:
Hole in the Jet database considered the most severe, since it affects so many Microsoft and third-party apps.
BeyondTrust Extends Vista Security:
Latest version of Privilege Manager aims to make implementing Vista security easier, transparent to end-users.
White House Fesses Up to Missing Data:
CIO admits three months of data can't be found on 2003 backup tapes. But plenty of questions remain.
No XP Service Pack 3 for You Today:
Compatibility issues nix the plan.
Interop: The Problem With NAC:
While interest swells in Network Access Control and vendors converge around standards, would-be adopters still need to weigh some serious decisions.
White House BlackBerry Breach a Wake-up Call:
Security experts say incident is a lesson in mobile device security.
Flickr Taking Privacy Just Casually Enough:
People will give up a little privacy to enrich their worlds.
Is it Right For Hackers to Fight Fire With Fire?:
Fed up with the Storm worm, white-hat hackers decided to take matters into their own hands, raising ethical questions in the process.
Begging to be Spammed:
As part of a month-long experiment, McAfee challenged 50 volunteers to generate as much spam as they could. To no one's surprise, it's easy going.
Half-Million IIS Servers Hit in Cyber Attack:
UPDATED: Exploit redirects visitors of what appear to be a harmless site to one that downloads malware onto their computer.
March of The Trojans:
450 million users report that Trojans Horse attacks are increasing. Should we be afraid?
Oracle Plugs 41 Security Flaws:
Latest critical patch update adds Siebel CRM to the company's fix list.
Web 2.0 in Enterprise Needs a Lock:
Culture of sharing needs to be reminded about TMI at work.
Security Here and There:
Foreign compliance vendors say security trumps privacy in the U.S.
What Limits For Warrantless Wiretapping?:
RSA panel mulls the balance between security needs and personal privacy.
An Imperfect (Cyber) Storm:
Second exercise put communications between public and private sector to the test.
It's All About Security With EMC:
Storage vendor pushes security into PowerPath and a new network operations tool.
Juniper's Linux IPS Hits 10Gb/sec:
Networking vendor enters 10GbE IPS space and rolls out new lineup of high-speed security appliances.
Microsoft's Security Bundle Goes Beta:
A public beta test starts for Microsoft's 'Stirling' security products.
Cryptographers Debate Top Security Needs:
Should airport security just ask if you're a bad guy?
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