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  1. [HIB]Clockwork recovery released for the DROID X, ROM Manager support coming soon
  2. [HIB]South Korea attempts to ban North Korea Twitter feed
  3. [HIB]South Korea attempts to ban North Korea Twitter feed
  4. [HIB]Hackspaces get closer to home
  5. [HIB]Adobe rushes update to patch critical Reader bugs
  6. [HIB]USB Dongle Claims to Deliver First Easy Hack for PS3
  7. [HIB]40 Windows apps contain critical bug, says HD Moore
  8. [HIB]Hack puts spotlight on malware's long tail: parked domains
  9. [HIB]Intel surprises Wall Street with $7.7bn purchase of McAfee
  10. [HIB]Korean cyberattacks get away with 1,715 military secrets
  11. [SAN] Casper the unfriendly ghost, (Thu, Aug 19th)
  12. [SAN] Don points us to multiple Adobe updates (Reader and Acrobat 9.3.4 among them) ==> http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/new.jsp, (Thu, Aug 19th)
  13. [SAN] Don points us to multiple Adobe updates (Reader and Acrobat 9.3.4 among them) ==> http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/new.jsp, (Thu, Aug 19th)
  14. [ZDN]Google pays $10,000 to fix 10 high-risk Chrome flaws
  15. [FSC] PS3 Jailbreak Trojan
  16. [FSC] Malware and Critical Infrastructure
  17. [FSC] Android Game Isn't Actually a Game
  18. [FSC] Android Game Isn't Actually a Game
  19. [HIB]Smear campaign against Julian Assange / Wikileaks begins
  20. [SAN] Failure of controls...Spanair crash caused by a Trojan, (Sun, Aug 22nd)
  21. [HIB]Malware implicated in fatal Spanair plane crash
  22. [HIB]iTunes Exploit Can Be Used to Attack Windows
  23. [HIB]Facial recognition software to go public
  24. [HIB]Computers that read minds are being developed by Intel
  25. [HIB]Internet's 5 Billionth Device Expected Soon
  26. [HIB]Activists unblock Wikileaks for Thais
  27. [HIB]Three sentenced in US IT services invoicing scam
  28. [HIB]Three sentenced in US IT services invoicing scam
  29. [HIB]New world record for fastest text message set by Brit
  30. [HIB]Private World of Warcraft Server Gets Slapped With an $88 Million Penalty
  31. [HIB]Big Brother is searching you
  32. [HIB]The Gym Wants My Fingerprints: A Biometric ID Dilemma
  33. [HIB]The Gym Wants My Fingerprints: A Biometric ID Dilemma
  34. [HIB]Newly detected SQL injection attack snags Apple in wide net
  35. [HIB]Info of 7,000 hospital patients may be on stolen laptop
  36. [HIB]Hackers prompt Miss Vietnam World to drop audience-choice award
  37. [HIB]Droid X Froyo update leaked, hackers move closer to custom ROMs
  38. [HIB]Why cybersecurity experts can never rest
  39. [HIB]Does technology pose a threat to our private life?
  40. [HIB]Google makes Chrome devs dig into pockets
  41. [HIB]German spy chief says internet break-ins surge since 2005
  42. [HIB]German spy chief says internet break-ins surge since 2005
  43. [HIB]Pac-Man Hacked Onto a Touch-Screen Voting Machine
  44. [HIB]'Halo: Reach' leaked ahead of release
  45. [HIB]Google pays $10k to patch Chrome bugs
  46. [HIB]Assessing threat of online theft vs. cyber war
  47. [SAN] Anatomy of a PDF exploit, (Sun, Aug 22nd)
  48. [SAN] SCADA: A big challenge for information security professionals, (Sun, Aug 22nd)
  49. [SAN] Firefox plugins to perform penetration testing activities, (Mon, Aug 23rd)
  50. [ZDN]ATM makers patch Black Hat cash-dispensing flaw
  51. [ZDN]Details emerge on new DLL load hijacking Windows attack vector
  52. [HIB]Avast gets $100 million for free antivirus software push
  53. [HIB]Nokia Siemens slammed for supplying snoop tech to Iran
  54. [HIB]Top 5 network management investments
  55. [HIB]Smartphones await dual-core chips
  56. [HIB]Ready for 2020? Advice for every career stage
  57. [HIB]Hacking your Web browser in 7 easy steps
  58. [HIB]RIAA: U.S. copyright law 'isn't working'
  59. [HIB]RIAA: U.S. copyright law 'isn't working'
  60. [HIB]Protein that destroys HIV discovered
  61. [HIB]Allow Both TCP and UDP Port 53 to Your DNS Servers
  62. [HIB]DLL hijacking exploit included in latest Metasploit release
  63. [HIB]Germany to Outlaw Corporate Facebook Snooping, Mandates RFID Cards
  64. [HIB]A status check on security predictions
  65. [HIB]Researcher Arrested in India After Disclosing Problems With Voting Machines
  66. [HIB]United Nations Website Contains SQL Injection Flaws Three Years After Hack
  67. [HIB]Motorola Cracks Down on Leaked Android Updates for Droid X Phone
  68. [HIB]Can't touch this - Oracle names self virtualization king
  69. [HIB]Malaysia's cyber defences ready for hackers says MyCERT - Yeah, and I'm Steve Jobs
  70. [HIB]Malaysia's cyber defences ready for hackers says MyCERT - Yeah, and I'm Steve Jobs
  71. [FSC] What's the success rate of Facebook spam?
  72. [SAN] DLL hijacking vulnerabilities, (Mon, Aug 23rd)
  73. [ZDN]Verizon DBIR challenge clue #4
  74. [ZDN]Critical security holes in Adobe Shockwave
  75. [ZDN]Apple patches 13 Mac OS X vulnerabilities
  76. [FSC] I May Never Text Again: More Facebook Spam
  77. [FSC] What's the success rate of Facebook spam?
  78. [FSC] Corporate Identity Theft Used to Obtain Code Signing Certificate
  79. [FSC] I May Never Text Again: More Facebook Spam
  80. [FSC] I May Never Text Again: More Facebook Spam
  81. [HIB]Scaling the Security Chasm
  82. [HIB]Move To Faster Networks Fuels VSS Monitoring’s First Round
  83. [HIB]Be cautious of Internet access at airports
  84. [HIB]WikiLeaks Airs Classified CIA Memo
  85. [HIB]Apple sends out invitations for Sept. 1 'special event'
  86. [HIB]Anti-virus products struggling against latest exploits
  87. [HIB]Why Won’t Russia Bust Its Hackers?
  88. [HIB]Spray turns windows into solar panels
  89. [HIB]New Trojan Kit Steals Facebook Details
  90. [HIB]Microsoft to permanently ban Halo: Reach pirates
  91. [HIB]Factory worker's account used to hold stolen cash
  92. [HIB]Factory worker's account used to hold stolen cash
  93. [HIB]Adobe fixes 20 vulnerabilities in Shockwave
  94. [HIB]Is U.K.'s New Passport Design More Secure Than the Last?
  95. [HIB]EU cyber assault would cost €86 million, expert says
  96. [HIB]Android anti-piracy framework cracked
  97. [HIB]Android anti-piracy framework cracked
  98. [HIB]Security Vulnerabilities Spike 36 Percent In First Half Of 2010
  99. [HIB]Pentagon computers attacked with flash drive
  100. [HIB]Malcon wants to bring malware writers out of the shadows
  101. [HIB]Hackers post attacks for 40-plus apps affected by Windows DLL exploit
  102. [HIB]Hackers see the cloud as ripe territory
  103. [FSC] DLL Hijacking and Why Loading Libraries is Hard
  104. [SAN] Adobe released security update for Shockwave player that fix several CVEs: APSB1020, (Wed, Aug 25th)
  105. [HIB]Viruses Might Help Make Better Batteries
  106. [HIB]Garmin issues recall for nuvi GPS devices
  107. [HIB]China policy could force foreign security firms out
  108. [HIB]Intel eyed McAfee for years, Gelsinger says
  109. [HIB]UK bank loses unencrypted laptop
  110. [HIB]Apple seeds third Mac OS X 10.6.5 beta with one known issue
  111. [HIB]Hackers use 'dead' celebrities in Zeus botnet attack
  112. [HIB]Amazon is a Hotel California cloud
  113. [HIB]CAO site probe as hackers strike again
  114. [HIB]Protecting Against Piracy Leaves Gamers Frustrated
  115. [HIB]What Does Mobile ‘Security On A Chip’ Mean Anyway?
  116. [HIB]ArcSight Puts Itself on Block
  117. [HIB]Ford uses assembly line WiFi to load SYNC Software on vehicles
  118. [HIB]3 areas where FUD needs to stop
  119. [HIB]Massive 'Fake AV' Attack Launched
  120. [HIB]Computer problem halts licenses at Virginia DMV centers
  121. [HIB]Analog Hacker Raises $20k to Make Handmade Lockpicking Tools
  122. [HIB]Biggest threat to the cloud could be security issues
  123. [HIB]iPhone Dev Team - No Jailbreak for 4.0.2
  124. [SAN] FTP Brute Password guessing attacks, (Fri, Aug 27th)
  125. [FSC] CPAlead Spam on YouTube
  126. [HIB]Deutsche Post kicks off bug bounty contest
  127. [HIB]Rustock Botnet Changes Tactics
  128. [HIB]5 Tips to Retain Privacy on Foursquare
  129. [HIB]A 64-GB Hard Drive the Size of a Stamp
  130. [HIB]Bothersome online friends have spawned blocking apps
  131. [HIB]Internet management project disrupts traffic
  132. [HIB]Windows applications making GRUB 2 unbootable
  133. [HIB]Windows applications making GRUB 2 unbootable
  134. [HIB]Walking for 40 minutes three times a week can make you smarter
  135. [HIB]Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Costs Could Skyrocket
  136. [HIB]Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Costs Could Skyrocket
  137. [HIB]Want an iPad alternative? Wait for Android 3.0
  138. [HIB]1-in-4 worms spread through infected USB devices
  139. [HIB]Network security challenges faced by universities
  140. [HIB]PayPal CISO responds to compromise claims
  141. [HIB]National Security vs Big Brother
  142. [HIB]National Security vs Big Brother
  143. [HIB]New 64-Bit Windows Rootkit Already 'In The Wild'
  144. [HIB]A working life: The computer virus expert
  145. [HIB]Hacking the cloud
  146. [HIB]Why Apple Should End Its Fight Against iPhone Jailbreaking
  147. [HIB]New Google Voice and Voice Widget extracted from leaked G2 ROM
  148. [HIB]MI5 called in on MI6 spy riddle
  149. [HIB]Watch out for 'Likejacking' on Facebook
  150. [HIB]Hackers blind quantum cryptographers
  151. [HIB]Hackers blind quantum cryptographers
  152. [HIB]Hackers attack Philippine government website
  153. [SAN] Abandoned free email accounts, (Sun, Aug 29th)
  154. [SAN] DLL hijacking - what are you doing ?, (Sun, Aug 29th)
  155. [SAN] DLL hijacking - what are you doing ?, (Sun, Aug 29th)
  156. [FSC] Phishing Attempt Alert!
  157. [HIB]Wikileaks moves servers to an underground nuclear bunker
  158. [HIB]Indian e-voting critic released on bail
  159. [HIB]Skype might be bought by Cisco
  160. [HIB]Commonwealth Bank of Australia security upgrade causes ATM outage
  161. [HIB]Google aims to wipe smile off Facebook
  162. [HIB]Google aims to wipe smile off Facebook
  163. [HIB]Will Intel's Sandy Bridge pose a threat to discrete GPUs?
  164. [HIB]3M to buy security firm Cogent for $943 million
  165. [HIB]Microsoft to build giant data center
  166. [HIB]Apple still hasn't fixed iPhone 4 proximity sensor bug
  167. [HIB]7 skills every IT manager needs to survive the 2010s
  168. [HIB]Intel buys wireless chip tech in mobile-phone push
  169. [HIB]Intel buys wireless chip tech in mobile-phone push
  170. [HIB]Hackers Port Android to Nokia Phones
  171. [HIB]Old Apple QuickTime code puts IE users in harm's way
  172. [HIB]Old Apple QuickTime code puts IE users in harm's way
  173. [HIB]India Could Face Onslaught of Pakistani Hackers, Say Intelligence Officials
  174. [HIB]Birdman releases first DROID X ROM
  175. [HIB]Birdman releases first DROID X ROM
  176. [HIB]Malware Convention -- Not a Good Idea
  177. [FSC] Phishing Attempt Alert!
  178. [SAN] Apple QuickTime potential vulnerability/backdoor, (Mon, Aug 30th)
  179. [SAN] Apple QuickTime potential vulnerability/backdoor, (Mon, Aug 30th)
  180. [SAN] New poll on mobile device security http://isc.sans.edu/poll.html, (Mon, Aug 30th)
  181. [SAN] Cisco IOS XR Software Border Gateway Protocol Vulnerability http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/products_security_advisory09186a0080b4411f.shtml, (Mon, Aug 30th)
  182. [SAN] Wireshark 1.4.0 is now available http://www.wireshark.org/download.html, (Mon, Aug 30th)
  183. [SAN] Interesting PHP injection, (Tue, Aug 31st)
  184. [HIB]Hackers Steal $600,000 from Catholic Diocese
  185. [HIB]Pirate Bay secures documentary funding from fans in just 3 days
  186. [HIB]Twitter Turns to OAuth for Application Authentication
  187. [HIB]Verizon Uses VMware for Enterprise Cloud Service
  188. [HIB]Five Things You Need To Know About IPv6
  189. [HIB]iPhone 4 with New Antenna Coming Soon?
  190. [HIB]Mark Zuckerberg fights to keep life private
  191. [HIB]Android Tablet flood is imminent
  192. [HIB]Fake TweetDeck update on Twitter leads to trojan
  193. [HIB]Huge spamming botnet injured but still alive
  194. [HIB]Moscow police investigate alleged ransomware gang
  195. [HIB]Novell rolls cloud-security service
  196. [HIB]More IT managers plan to spend less, survey finds
  197. [HIB]Android Tablet flood is imminent
  198. [HIB]Android Tablet flood is imminent
  199. [HIB]Pirate Bay secures documentary funding from fans in just 3 days
  200. [HIB]Darpa’s Star Hacker Looks to WikiLeak-Proof Pentagon
  201. [HIB]Hackers Focus on Misconfigured Networks, Survey Finds
  202. [HIB]Australian ban on PS3 hack extended to September 3
  203. [HIB]Apple to offer live video stream of Wednesday's keynote
  204. [HIB]US finally reforming its high-tech export control system
  205. [FSC] When do 258 tweets equal nearly half a million dollars?
  206. [FSC] CPAlead Spam on YouTube
  207. [FSC] CPAlead Spam on YouTube
  208. [ZDN]Malware hosted on Google Code project site
  209. [ZDN]Microsoft ships 'Fix-It' for DLL load hijacking attack vector
  210. [ZDN]RealPlayer haunted by 'critical' security holes
  211. [HIB]German ID cards hacked by the CCC
  212. [HIB]Apple's elephant in the cloud
  213. [HIB]Apple's elephant in the cloud
  214. [HIB]Russian cops cuff 10 ransomware Trojan suspects
  215. [HIB]How to Design a Secure DMZ
  216. [HIB]Feds crack phone clone scam that cost Sprint $15m
  217. [HIB]VMWare Sees Big Business In Becoming The Internet Operating System
  218. [HIB]How Your Cloud Dream Is Becoming a Security Nightmare
  219. [HIB]China demands real names from mobile phone users
  220. [HIB]Windows Phone 7: Done
  221. [HIB]Windows Phone 7: Done
  222. [HIB]US undergrads crash NASA satellite into Arctic
  223. [HIB]Apple's iOS 4.1 ships Sept. 8
  224. [HIB]Malaysian National Institute of Public Administration suffers cyber attack
  225. [HIB]Algerian Hackers Attack Wrong Website
  226. [HIB]How Google attacks changed the security game
  227. [HIB]PSJailbreak code leaked online
  228. [HIB]Malware hosted on Google Code project site
  229. [HIB]Heartland to pay Discover $5M for 2008 data breach
  230. [HIB]DARPA launches insider threat detection effort for military
  231. [FSC] Twitter Spam and the OAuthcalypse
  232. [SAN] SDF, please!, (Thu, Sep 2nd)
  233. [SAN] Month of Undisclosed 0-day Bugs, (Wed, Sep 1st)
  234. [SAN] Microsoft issues updates to sysinternals ProcDump and Process Monitor: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sysinternals/archive/2010/08/30/updates-procdump-process-monitor-and-a-new-mark-s-blog-post.aspx, (Wed, Sep 1st)
  235. [SAN] VMWARE releases 2 security advisories for ESX Service Console: http://lists.vmware.com/pipermail/security-announce/2010/000103.html and http://lists.vmware.com/pipermail/security-announce/2010/000104.html, (Wed, Sep 1st)
  236. [ZDN]Barbers and security professionals
  237. [ZDN]Google Chrome celebrates 2nd birthday with security patches
  238. [ZDN]Apple patches 13 iTunes security holes
  239. [HIB]HITBSecConf back with new features
  240. [HIB]IBM X-Force backs-off Google as major patch offender
  241. [HIB]IBM X-Force backs-off Google as major patch offender
  242. [HIB]IBM X-Force backs-off Google as major patch offender
  243. [HIB]Murdoch Reporters’ Phone Hacking Was Endemic, Victimized Hundreds
  244. [HIB]Northrop Grumman takes blame for Va. IT services outage
  245. [HIB]India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype
  246. [HIB]India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype
  247. [HIB]IT security workers oblivious to social networking risks
  248. [HIB]Privacy in iTunes Ping
  249. [HIB]Phishing scam targets fast food customers
  250. [HIB]Microsoft Releases Application Security Toolkit for Developers