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All news for 2004 year:

	December 27, 2004:
	16:34	AOL spam down 75 pct; net spam trends reverse.
	16:30	Santy.E worm poses threat to sites badly coded in PHP.
	December 24, 2004:
	15:45	Exploit code release may mean an unhappy Windows Christmas.
	15:27	Risk level increased for database flaws.
	15:23	The malware attack against mobile phones is mounting.
	December 23, 2004:
	15:59	Security jobs on the rise.
	15:29	Linux holds out against attackers.
	15:24	Maintaining cryptographic security in the quantum age.
	December 22, 2004:
	15:40	Symbian smartphones hit by virus–spreading Trojan.
	15:38	Google stops spread of Santy worm.
	15:36	MSN picks Trend Micro for Hotmail antivirus scanning.
	15:31	New worm, Santy, using Google to spread.
	15:25	AOL employee who sold addresses to spammers pleads guilty, but court says no.
	December 21, 2004:
	15:20	NASA hacker jailed for six months.
	15:18	Spyware still hijacking Internet Explorer.
	15:17	Cisco snaps up Protego for $65 million.
	15:11	Germans arrested in phishing scam.
	December 20, 2004:
	15:33	Cisco reveals security blunder.
	15:32	Hotmail moves to Trend Micro for antivirus.
	15:31	Microsoft anti–spyware buy hits hurdles.
	15:30	Critical PHP flaw patched.
	15:26	Security hole found in Google desktop search.
	15:25	New IE hole could perfect phishing scams.
	15:23	Can teamwork stop phishing?
	15:18	ISP wins an uncollectable billion dollars from spammers.
	December 17, 2004:
	15:21	Symantec buys Veritas.
	15:17	Microsoft fixes `critical` XP firewall issue.
	15:15	Spyware companies trying to act legit by bribing anti–spyware companies.
	15:09	U.S. Army aims to halt paperwork with IBM system.
	December 16, 2004:
	15:23	Five important fixes in MS December patch batch.
	15:21	Phishing still on the up.
	15:20	Judge: Maryland`s anti–spam law is unconstitutional.
	15:18	Nine years for lowe`s WiFi hacker.
	December 15, 2004:
	15:17	Microsoft wraps up patches for Christmas.
	15:17	Christmas card worm rips back door in PCs.
	15:16	SAP offers new security service.
	15:13	Australian police allowed to install spyware on your computer.
	December 14, 2004:
	13:04	Linux `better than proprietary software`.
	13:02	HIPAA security guidelines being readied.
	13:01	3Com to buy Tippingpoint.
	12:59	Mazu scores VC lifeblood from Symantec, others.
	December 10, 2004:
	15:42	Update: Microsoft readies Windows Server 2003 R2 beta.
	15:07	Fraud, Feds top concerns as CSOs meet in New York.
	December 09, 2004:
	15:48	Linux users warned over GNOME attack.
	15:48	Vulnerability allows scammers to hijack pop–ups.
	15:46	Ex–U.S. cyber security chief sees curb on phishing.
	15:40	2004 was year of Netsky worm, Web firm Sophos says.
	December 08, 2004:
	15:38	Company PCs swamped with spyware.
	15:37	Trojan poses as fake Lycos screensaver.
	15:34	Spyware vs. Spyware.
	15:23	Experts push for more U.S. computer security efforts.
	December 03, 2004:
	14:41	Lycos pulls anti–spam screensaver from site.
	14:40	Deepnet browser guards against phishing.
	14:38	Employers misusing monitoring tech decreasing productivity.
	14:35	Secure faxing. Secure e–mail. Secure backup. Anywhere, anytime.
	December 02, 2004:
	15:20	IT pros called to become boys in blue.
	15:19	Microsoft patches Bofra.
	15:16	Phishing costs `overestimated`.
	December 01, 2004:
	15:23	Lycos launches anti–spam zombie army.
	15:21	Microsoft investigates Windows Server flaw.
	15:20	Sun: 1.9 million downloads of Java fix.
	15:19	HP to release Virus Throttler for Windows in 2005.
	November 30, 2004:
	14:31	SCO Web site attacked again.
	14:27	`Skulls` mobile security threat seen low–McAfee.
	14:25	Canadian inventor lets everyone be an armchair spy.
	November 26, 2004:
	14:59	Government says Finnish with IE 6.
	14:53	NEC delivers vector supercomputer `SX–6` to University of Victoria.
	November 25, 2004:
	16:43	CIA funds chatroom surveillance.
	16:40	Anti–Spyware software sucks.
	16:38	Phishers getting more automated.
	November 24, 2004:
	15:24	UK police face increasing pressure from high–tech crime.
	15:22	Java flaw opens Windows, Linux to attack.
	15:18	Kazaa offers unlimited free Internet phone calls.
	November 23, 2004:
	15:41	Massive rise in phishing attacks over Q3.
	15:39	Skulls Trojan attacks Symbian mobile phones.
	15:38	Suing the Japanese gov`t for stopping a talk on security holes in their system.
	15:34	Virus in the ads.
	November 22, 2004:
	15:44	Euro Web sites spread Bofra worm via banner ads.
	15:42	U.S. security critic sues Japanese gov`t for censorship.
	15:37	Massive mobile cheating scam.
	November 18, 2004:
	15:29	IE hit by more security flaws.
	15:27	Japanese officials censor U.S. security critic.
	15:27	AOL upgrade packs security tools.
	15:26	Microsoft warns Asian governments of Linux lawsuits.
	15:23	Microsoft, Dassault Systemes in strategic alliance.
	November 17, 2004:
	15:58	Securepoint`s hacker hire costs partnership.
	15:37	Marketers love spam.
	November 15, 2004:
	15:35	McAfee takes on more spyware.
	15:27	Greek, British police break illegal software ring.
	November 12, 2004:
	15:12	Lexmark installing spyware on computers.
	15:11	Police arrest phishing mob suspect.
	November 10, 2004:
	15:50	Ownership of Anti–Spam measure queried at talks.
	15:39	Conn. man charged with selling secret Windows code.
	November 09, 2004:
	15:47	`Swiss army knife` virus appears in a weekend.
	15:46	Norton AV flaw may put PCs at risk of virus attack.
	November 08, 2004:
	15:41	SonicWall puts virus protection at the gateway.
	15:39	CA integrates PestPatrol anti–spyware.
	November 05, 2004:
	15:21	IBM is back on top with Blue Gene supercomputer.
	15:19	Microsoft focuses on improving security for customers.
	15:15	Microsoft checks out new IE security flaw reports.
	November 04, 2004:
	15:17	Suspected hacking mastermind on `most wanted` list.
	15:13	Symantec pushing into mobile space.
	15:12	Net banking fraudsters step up the `phishing` scam.
	November 03, 2004:
	15:35	The Internet worm comes of age.
	November 02, 2004:
	15:38	AOL partners with Microsoft, Earthlink And Yahoo for spam lawsuits.
	15:36	Microsoft denies spoofing is a security flaw.
	15:34	There`s no worm in your Apple – honest.
	November 01, 2004:
	15:06	Millions of Bagles knock out Windows firewall.
	15:05	Crackdown closed 18,000 Internet cafes in China.
	October 29, 2004:
	14:43	Bagle.AT virus is no joke.
	14:37	Microsoft, others file more anti-spam lawsuits.
	14:25	AOL to give away anti-virus software to members.
	October 27, 2004:
	14:24	`Secure cloud` on the horizon for Microsoft.
	14:22	NTT DoCoMo, IBM, Intel team to secure mobile devices.
	October 26, 2004:
	14:24	IBM makes available monthly security report.
	14:23	AOL survey uncovers rampant online threats.
	14:21	Microsoft revises anti-spam standard.
	October 25, 2004:
	14:41	Computer security survey finds awareness gap.
	14:17	Intel outlines Wireless USB security, use.
	14:15	Mac users targeted by `opener` virus.
	14:13	Linux under threat from `security update`.
	October 22, 2004:
	13:45	New Netsky variant appears from Korea.
	13:44	Google patches one security hole, but another surfaces.
	13:42	Cisco buys network security company Perfigo.
	13:41	Presidential candidates differ in IT questionnaire.
	13:39	Beat hackers and learn to spy at Italy tech fair.
	October 21, 2004:
	13:49	California discloses massive ID theft.
	13:44	Phishing attacks powered by `just five` zombie networks.
	October 20, 2004:
	13:08	Microsoft and Cisco announce new alliance.
	13:07	Hacker hits california university computer.
	October 19, 2004:
	13:35	Your printer can identify you.
	13:28	Mobile handset makers raising virus defenses.
	October 18, 2004:
	14:49	Cisco, Microsoft bridge security gap.
	14:45	Internet Education Foundation and Dell launch consumer spyware initiative.
	October 15, 2004:
	14:21	20% of online koreans victims of massive personal info theft.
	14:17	IBM teams with Cisco for enterprise security.
	October 14, 2004:
	15:18	CA adds antivirus, antispyware to Cisco NAC program.
	15:14	22 new Microsoft security holes revealed.
	15:13	Trojan alert: `David Beckham` recruits zombies.
	15:13	FTC to launch all–out assault on spyware merchants.
	15:12	MSN Messenger hit by virus, outage.
	October 13, 2004:
	14:53	Secure online transactions worth talking about.
	14:25	Microsoft issues patches for 7 software flaws.
	October 11, 2004:
	15:07	Nmap bot raises threat of IM–based DoS attacks.
	12:51	Former CA chief Kumar appears Cannes technology show.
	October 07, 2004:
	13:33	How to make stolen cars disappear: replace everything.
	13:27	Security concerns put MSN Messenger beta on hold.
	13:26	New trojan program squashes adware.
	October 06, 2004:
	14:14	Court hits `spam` envelope-stuffing scam.
	14:07	House passes tough computer anti-spyware bill.
	October 05, 2004:
	13:24	Future Windows component could spur old–school viruses.
	13:21	IBM unveils first biometric ThinkPad, offering security at your fingertips.
	13:15	PalmOne, Microsoft set e–mail software pact.
	October 04, 2004:
	14:14	US computer users not so concerned with security.
	14:11	Where did North Korea`s hacker army come from?
	14:06	Microsoft eyes smaller code base for Longhorn.
	13:47	Leading antivirus firm acts to stop phishing.
	13:15	Report: U.S. to crack down on pirated material.
	October 01, 2004:
	14:36	California double standard: spyware illegal, employee spying is fine.
	14:33	Australian bank accused of allowing massive Internet fraud.
	14:26	JPEG worm found on Instant Messenger.
	September 30, 2004:
	14:32	Microsoft: suspend Windows penalties.
	13:52	Judge says no more secret access to ISP records.
	13:49	How much money lost to phishing?
	13:39	IBM claims its BlueGene supercomputer is the fastest.
	September 29, 2004:
	15:09	Leading antivirus firm acts to stop phishing.
	13:00	Anti–Spam companies getting lots of money.
	12:57	The family that phishes together.
	12:52	Hackers use porn to target Microsoft JPEG hole.
	12:46	Defense, IT companies form standards group.
	12:24	Schwarzenegger signs California Anti-Spyware bill.
	September 28, 2004:
	13:41	U.S. senate to weigh bill targeting web song swaps.
	13:27	Microsoft, Amazon.com file phishing, spamming lawsuits.
	September 27, 2004:
	16:15	IronPort updates e–mail security appliances.
	14:02	Stop Big Brother listening in to your mobile phone conversation.
	13:55	Hackers watching your photocopying activities.
	September 24, 2004:
	13:16	Companies forget to protect against internal computer security threats.
	13:06	New, dangerous Microsoft JPEG exploit released.
	13:04	Senate panel approves spyware, wireless privacy bills.
	12:59	Microsoft sues web hoster, others over spam.
	September 23, 2004:
	13:26	Former CA chief Sanjay Kumar indicted on fraud charges.
	13:24	AT woos international markets with VOIP projects.
	13:00	Researchers study real viruses to thwart virtual.
	12:57	House could vote on spyware bill next week.
	September 22, 2004:
	14:02	Ireland blocks calls to 13 countries to thwart Net scam.
	13:41	INKRA Networks partners with eIQnetworks` for FirewallAnalyzer.
	13:32	Boeing, IBM strategic alliance boosts net-centric technology.
	13:28	California scientists wage joint war on internet plagues.
	September 21, 2004:
	13:56	GeoTrust provides SSL certificates for EarthLink`s web hosting packages.
	13:29	Chicago surveillance cameras on the lookout for suspicious behavior.
	13:18	AOL, RSA, VeriSign push authentication services.
	13:14	TruSecure merges with Betrusted.
	13:09	AOL to sell secure ID tags to fight hackers.
	September 20, 2004:
	15:28	AMD expands family of mobile processors with new mobile Athlon™64 for thin and light notebooks.
	12:15	A visual history of spam and viruses.
	12:05	Viruses aimed at Microsoft rise sharply–Symantec.
	September 17, 2004:
	14:54	No one likes California`s anti–spyware bill.
	14:45	Big bounties only way to take down spammers.
	13:23	FBI seizes $87 million worth of illegal software.
	13:20	Police nab German lawyer in piracy raid.
	September 16, 2004:
	13:35	German IT agency sets record straight on IE.
	13:26	IBM PC chip to protects user passwords.
	12:38	JP Morgan cancels $5B outsourcing deal with IBM.
	12:31	Will China really go after spammers?
	September 15, 2004:
	14:36	Mozilla fixes browser bugs.
	13:36	Starting from the assumption that IM at work is bad...
	13:32	More patent battles coming in the anti–spam world.
	13:26	GeoTrust launches TrustWatch search site for identity theft protection.
	September 14, 2004:
	13:57	Fujitsu develops service robot that offers human task support.
	13:49	Define spyware or just enforce existing laws?
	13:37	Tired of Passwords? Replace Them With Your Fingerprint.
	September 13, 2004:
	13:20	The Lycos file system?
	13:16	Symantec launches antiphishing service.
	13:16	McAfee launches managed e–mail service.
	September 10, 2004:
	16:49	ISP Telenor cripples zombie PC network.
	12:43	Japanese newspaper says No to Google news.
	12:43	P–to–P partner charges RIAA with patent infringement.
	12:42	House panel OKs copyright, spyware bills.
	12:35	Dolby and Intel to develop tools for high–end audio for Intel–based PC platforms.
	September 09, 2004:
	12:58	Major spam ISP kicks off spammers.
	12:55	New IBM server supports dual–core Opteron.
	12:53	German teenager indicted over Sasser worm.
	12:49	When storage and bandwidth are no longer issues.
	12:36	RIAA sued for violating P2P patent.
	September 08, 2004:
	12:55	Intel silent on Jayhawk replacement.
	12:54	How much for a network of zombies?
	12:51	Mobile gaming device subsidized with ads?
	12:45	Microsoft offers more time to test XP Service Pack 2.
	12:43	IDF: Otellini confirms Yonah dual–core notebook chip.
	12:41	Open sourcers revolt against Microsoft antispam plan.
	September 07, 2004:
	13:42	Samsung shows cell phone with hard–disk drive.
	12:59	Traffic management shifting lanes.
	12:54	WiFi spammer caught.
	12:49	Patent law gives the drug industry the wrong incentives.
	September 06, 2004:
	12:55	Wireless management of a computer system: patented.
	12:48	Stripped down Longhorn still offers gems.
	12:46	EMC nabs former IBM grid guru for CTO position.
	September 03, 2004:
	12:05	Appeals court revives Oracle shareholder case.
	12:04	Judge confused over meaning of trademark in Geico case against Google.
	September 02, 2004:
	07:20	The downloadable music business shuffle.
	07:10	Design first, functionality later.
	September 01, 2004:
	12:37	Logitech launches laser–tracking mouse.
	11:32	Spammers using sender authentication too, study says.
	August 31, 2004:
	13:58	Professional BitTorrent?
	09:23	McAfee releases VirusScan with intrusion prevention.
	August 30, 2004:
	09:43	How to lose the WiFi market: forget that competition exists.
	August 27, 2004:
	06:54	Turning the eBay posse into a dot com.
	06:43	Mobile phone may cause hearing damage.
	August 26, 2004:
	14:52	CD buyers in France sue over copy protection.
	August 25, 2004:
	11:21	Feds Try To Slam Spam.
	August 24, 2004:
	08:08	Anti–Spam Companies Claim Success; Email Recipients Disagree.
	August 21, 2004:
	07:28	AT Wants To Scare Off VoIP Competitors.
	August 20, 2004:
	10:30	AT Looks To Cable For Help Pushing VoIP.
	06:40	Microsoft Learns the Importance of Knowing Geography.
	August 19, 2004:
	10:45	A Search Engine Designed For Spammers.
	August 18, 2004:
	12:22	Scam Or Not: Free iPods?
	August 13, 2004:
	12:58	AOL`s cheap computer hides expensive service?
	12:55	Technoevolution: Hardware solutions sometimes evolve into "black boxes".
	August 10, 2004:
	08:37	40,000 keywords are banned by Chinese government.

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