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December 03rd, 2008

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Microsoft opens up Vista SP2 beta

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Botnet Master Sees Himself as Next Bill Gates

Apple removes Mac antivirus recommendation

License server glitch exposes SonicWall users to e-mail security threats

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Lenovo arms ThinkPads with Intel's built-in security

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All news for 2006 year:

December 29th, 2006:
11:29Spam slams Internet at record levels

December 28th, 2006:
17:17The evolution of malware continues
17:14Banner year for cybercrime

December 26th, 2006:
15:07George Orwell was right: spy cameras see Britons' every move

December 25th, 2006:
15:12'Merry Christmas to our heroes' e-mail installs malicious code

December 22nd, 2006:
14:56A holiday season for hackers?

December 21st, 2006:
16:47Mobile spyware - it's here

December 20th, 2006:
17:27Sony settles lawsuit from rootkit fiasco
17:26Worm may be spreading via Skype chat

December 19th, 2006:
15:21Hackers to join forces with the mob, security firm warns

December 18th, 2006:
14:29Microsoft speeds up phishing shield for IE 7
14:29Admin jailed 8 years for ‘logic bomb’
14:23Hackers ‘can eavesdrop on 70% of web calls’
14:22Worm hits computers' antivirus program

December 15th, 2006:
15:13'Rock Phish' blamed for surge in phishing

December 14th, 2006:
16:49Nike+iPod raises RFID privacy concerns
16:48Microsoft: Phishing is going out of fashion
16:47Boeing laptop stolen - 382,000 IDs lost

December 13th, 2006:
14:46MP3 search site pushes spyware, watchdogs say
14:45Malware gangs using 'KGB-tactics' to recruit tech grads
14:44Inside a cyber-crook's Xmas wish list
14:43Breach at UCLA exposes data on 800,000

November 24th, 2006:
15:29RSA crypto attack poses threat to DRM

November 23rd, 2006:
15:19Firefox, IE vulnerable to fake login pages?
15:15Spyware firms pay token fines to FTC
15:14Chinese malware targets passwords and log-ins

November 22nd, 2006:
14:57How to reduce holiday online shopping risks

November 21st, 2006:
13:43Small companies ignorant of security warns expert

November 20th, 2006:
15:23Are faster microchips compensating on security?

November 17th, 2006:
16:08Four cuffed over webcam Trojan scam
16:06IT director charged with hacking former employer

November 16th, 2006:
15:18Windows use could boost mobile malware
15:18Former chairman pleads not guilty in HP case
15:17Foley scandal lessons: Manage IM use

November 15th, 2006:
16:09Trojan poses as Adobe software update
16:09Microsoft files lawsuit over Jessica Simpson-themed spyware
16:07Mozilla claims anti-phishing crown
16:06Smartphones get a firewall
16:05Microsoft: Gmail is a virus

November 14th, 2006:
14:40Identity thief is often found in family photo
14:40Cyber-criminals gear up for a merry Christmas
14:39US government IT leaders feel more secure

November 13th, 2006:
14:31UK bans denial of service attacks

November 10th, 2006:
13:11Phishers chase the well-heeled
13:11Internet predator jailed for targeting teen girls
13:10Microsoft releases Sony rootkit hunter's tools
13:08US politicos turn to spam as an election booster

November 09th, 2006:
15:16Google accidentally sends out e-mail worm
15:15Sophos: Simple malware attacks are still dangerous
15:13Defending the data will be a focus for 2007
15:13The president is not dead

November 08th, 2006:
14:52Security must focus on desktop policy
14:51IBM watchdog system scans digital video

November 07th, 2006:
11:57U.S., Korea top list of phishing hosts
11:57U.S. official urges stiffer anti-spyware penalties
11:56'Nasa hackers' detained in Chile
11:55Wikipedia targeted by malware writers

November 06th, 2006:
15:42Study: Symantec best at removing rootkits; Microsoft worst
15:39Internet adware firm in $3 million settlement
15:39Microsoft to combat internet fraudsters

November 03rd, 2006:
14:03Survey reveals attitudes to email monitoring
14:01Hacker project puts spotlight back on Mac security

November 02nd, 2006:
14:39Home users still a soft target for malware
14:37Vulnerability found in Visual Studio 2005
14:36Groups call for investigation of Microsoft ad service

November 01st, 2006:
14:45Security firm warns of Halloween malware
14:44Domain resale market a 'haven' for phishers
14:43Virus writers target web videos
14:41Hackers break into water system network

October 31st, 2006:
14:12New attack can flatten XP firewall
14:11Microsoft's new browser haunted by old flaw

October 30th, 2006:
15:02Phishing attack targets MySpace users
15:01Million-PC botnet threatens consumers
15:01Webmasters pick fight with Zango
14:59UN summit reopens debate over control of the net
14:59Diebold took three years to patch

October 27th, 2006:
15:13Vista's PatchGuard bypassed?
15:13Microsoft wins case against German spammer
15:11Mozilla team downplays first Firefox 2.0 bug reports

October 26th, 2006:
15:20Brokerages lose millions in hacker onslaught
15:19Spoofing bug found in IE 7
15:19Mozilla focuses on security with Firefox 2.0

October 25th, 2006:
15:15Microsoft's free anti-spyware hits market
15:14Trojan installs antivirus scanner to kill rivals

October 24th, 2006:
15:43New Symantec survey reveals security doubts shape Internet behaviour

October 23rd, 2006:
13:59Phishers target financial institutions
13:58Microsoft blocks 'Black Hat' Vista hack
13:57Microsoft, McAfee trade barbs over Vista security
13:56Hackers interested in army computers

October 20th, 2006:
15:08Microsoft launches IE7 for Windows XP
15:07Fake journalist phish delivered keyloggers

October 19th, 2006:
14:28UK firms failing to safeguard sensitive data
14:25Identity theft warning for Yahoo e-mail
14:25Trojan download site spoofs IE7 release outlet

October 18th, 2006:
14:44One in three workers jot down passwords: study
14:43FBI director wants ISPs to track users
14:42Identity management is top security priority
14:40EFF files lawsuit to gain information on FBI database
14:38Trojan using SMS messages to relay information, says McAfee

October 17th, 2006:
12:40Pressure mounts on ISPs to filter email
12:38Spyware infection prompts McDonalds MP3 recall

October 16th, 2006:
15:49Online brokerage account scams worry SEC
15:48Microsoft tweaks Windows Vista security

October 13th, 2006:
16:11Phishing moves to SMS
16:09Spying on bot nets becoming harder
16:09Security expert: User education is pointless
16:08Cyber-criminals clone Google Italy site
16:06Vista's DRM features could bedevil AV
09:14Webroot, Sophos to offer single malware protection product
09:14Thousands fall victim to data theft

October 11th, 2006:
16:02Swiss spooks look to hackers for help

October 10th, 2006:
16:07Chinese crackers attack US.gov

October 09th, 2006:
12:43Privacy group takes US to court over email spying
12:40Users differ over benefits of Microsoft's Patch Guard
12:37Net crime 'big fear' for Britons

October 06th, 2006:
12:57Are your strokes safe?

October 05th, 2006:
14:23Admin password security 'abysmal'
14:22Software being developed to monitor opinions of U.S.
14:20Russian bookmaker hackers jailed for eight years

October 04th, 2006:
15:22Mozilla duped by hacker's 'humorous' presentation
15:20Malware threats continue to rise

October 03rd, 2006:
15:56Warcraft gamers locked out after Trojan attack
15:55Parents struggle to monitor safety as kids spread wings online
15:55Microsoft 'taking security risks'

October 02nd, 2006:
16:33Cyber criminals using eCards to deliver malicious rootkit and keylogger exploits
16:31Exploit code published for unpatched IE vulnerability

September 30th, 2006:
11:41Think you're secure? Think again

September 28th, 2006:
23:44UK banking websites' security slammed
00:25Banks rated for ID theft

September 27th, 2006:
23:46Trend Micro turns tables on botnets
23:44Malware hiding behind online safety certificates
23:44USB memory sticks pose new dangers
23:43Sophos warns of unofficial IE patch clash

September 26th, 2006:
00:01Internet crime to hit homes hard

September 25th, 2006:
23:58Open source firewall company ModSecurity gets acquired

September 23rd, 2006:
13:03Where have all the laptops gone?
13:03Antispyware groups: Legislation still needed
13:0229% of departing directors admit stealing data - survey

September 22nd, 2006:
01:15Many U.S. workers favor e-mail monitoring, research shows
01:13Symantec on the attack over Vista security features
01:10Security vendors SecureWorks, LURHQ merge

September 21st, 2006:
00:31Rootkits getting more devious
00:27New worm may be hard to fight

September 19th, 2006:
00:13Yahoo to hold 'Hack Day' for developers
00:11Gartner forecasts trouble with rootkits, ID theft
00:11New Firefox fix patches security bugs
00:10Security measures seen doing more harm than good
00:09Email directory harvest attacks rise 30 per cent

September 16th, 2006:
11:23Anti-spam crusaders slapped with $11.7m judgement
11:22Exploit posted for new IE zero-day

September 15th, 2006:
00:26Yahoo and eBay face China malware suits
00:25Insider threats cost businesses millions
00:25Earthlink takes Nevada spammer for $11m
00:21Test shows cybersecurity falls short

September 14th, 2006:
00:01Apple patches QuickTime for Macs, Windows
00:00Juniper, Symantec partner on enterprise security

September 13th, 2006:
23:55Zotob boys get to go away for awhile

September 11th, 2006:
23:19UK online shoppers still wary of security
23:19Concerns over security software

September 09th, 2006:
13:45Security firm: Samsung site hosts Trojan
13:45Credit card companies team up for security
13:44Enterprise security spending grows since Sept. 11

September 08th, 2006:
00:08Spyware operation fined $2M

September 07th, 2006:
00:59Online shoppers display greater confidence
00:57Hackers exploit new Word flaw

September 04th, 2006:
23:59CA mistakes Windows system file for malware
23:57After two years, Netsky-P is still worst virus
23:55Microsoft offers free parental control service

September 02nd, 2006:
17:40Increase in Windows attacks reported
17:39U.K.'s Home Office admits to database breaches

August 31st, 2006:
23:26Error knocks out thousands of Spanish sites

August 30th, 2006:
22:27AT&T says hackers accessed customers' cards
22:26Expert: Preserve privacy by not spying on staff
22:25Hacker gets home detention

August 28th, 2006:
23:07AOL 9.0 is accused of 'badware behavior'
23:06Global virus hacker sentenced to 37 months

August 26th, 2006:
14:00Ransomware data kidnapping on the rise
13:59Kid who crashed email server gets tagged
13:57Nine in 10 PCs infected with spyware
13:54Paris embroiled in voicemail scandal

August 24th, 2006:
17:00Mitnick gets hit by Pakistani crackers
16:59Worm sparks rise in zombie PCs
16:58New trojan virus
16:56Married couple charged with $1 million stock spam scam

August 21st, 2006:
23:14Malware’s commercialisation drives security

August 19th, 2006:
23:10Viruses cost us $5.2 billion
23:09New hacker tool coming soon
23:09AOL antivirus software slammed by consumer advocates

August 17th, 2006:
22:53Spyware's growing arsenal
22:51Yahoo plugs security hole in Web mail service

August 16th, 2006:
23:04Movie download service faces spyware lawsuit
23:03Hackers may attack online game accounts

August 14th, 2006:
23:30China in computer viruses
23:29Hackers hunting for unpatched Microsoft computers

August 11th, 2006:
22:47Software detects difference between shampoo, explosives
22:46Worm fears raised after release of Windows malware

August 10th, 2006:
22:36Symantec finds flaws in Vista's core
22:36HSBC accused of 'scandalous' security glitch
00:27Skype spyware spam scam slammed
00:26Phishing Trojan plays ping-pong with captured data
00:24Trojan malware takes a bite out of BlackBerry
00:23Could your keyboard spy on you?
00:22Yahoo! and Symantec offering co-branded antivirus solution

August 07th, 2006:
22:31US Senate approves cybercrime treaty
22:31Cybercrime working on mafia
22:29Hacker proves Vista can be intercepted
22:28Google offers malware warnings

August 04th, 2006:
23:52Symantec fixes its chuch spyware mistake
23:52Security guru leaves Microsoft
23:51Black Hat: Hit spyware by punishing purveyors, experts say
23:49Cybercrooks add Ajax coding to bag of hacking tricks
23:49Microsoft invites hackers to test Vista

August 03rd, 2006:
23:31Symantec labels vicars' software as spyware
23:29FBI joins with industry to tackle ID theft
23:28Symantec readies antifraudware app

August 02nd, 2006:
23:58Trojan displays Russian beauty, steals info
23:47Apple fixes 26 Mac OS flaws
23:45Hackers outfox Mozilla's Firefox
23:44McAfee security programs may expose data

July 31st, 2006:
22:41Lords leap into security inquiry
22:4075% of phishing phish at PayPal, eBay

July 27th, 2006:
00:47Trojan cloaks itself as Firefox extension
00:44Crypto malware close to being 'uncrackable'
00:43U.S. tops list of global spammers

July 24th, 2006:
23:27'Anti-spyware' Trojan hits 100,000 UK firms

July 22nd, 2006:
13:11Agencies to teach cybersecurity protection
13:10Poisoned PowerPoint attacks users

July 20th, 2006:
01:20Rootkits get better at hiding
01:20Symantec: Vista probably 'less stable' than XP
01:16Are virus writers the new entrepreneurs?

July 18th, 2006:
00:39Virus writers use open-source methods

July 15th, 2006:
13:12Financial losses? Blame viruses!
13:11New zero-day PowerPoint attack under way

July 13th, 2006:
23:03Trojan spreads through Putin death spam
00:52Vishing joins phishing as security threat
00:51More U.S. Navy data found on the web
00:48Microsoft shuts down Windows 98

July 07th, 2006:
22:57UK gov waves through McKinnon extradition

July 06th, 2006:
23:57Consultant breached FBI's computers
23:55Malware crosses 200,000 milestone

July 05th, 2006:
22:49Most enterprises admit IT security failures
22:46Sophos security experts say 'get a Mac'
22:46Hackers hit SA banks

July 03rd, 2006:
22:44Microsoft sued
22:43Hackers attack Pentagon

July 01st, 2006:
12:41Canadian ISP's 'monitoring' cause for concern
12:39Internet Explorer bug lets hackers read your mail

June 29th, 2006:
22:41Security flaw found in Nokia PC Suite
22:40Microsoft makes anti-piracy tool less intrusive

June 28th, 2006:
19:08Anti-virus market hits $4bn
19:07Is Browsezilla a malware magnet?
19:05Tricky new computer virus ploy

June 24th, 2006:
11:41Phisher catches 21-month jail term
11:40Next-gen bank Trojans are upon us

June 21st, 2006:
23:02Unauthorised apps bigger threat than malware
23:00Worm burrows into Google's Orkut

June 16th, 2006:
22:33Trojan horse captured data on 2,300 Oregon taxpayers

June 14th, 2006:
23:25Angola wins spam and spyware World Cup
23:24JavaScript worm targets Yahoo!
23:22Japanese virus spreading concern
23:20Spyware threats skyrocket for enterprises

June 12th, 2006:
19:12Spyware dominates malware production efforts

June 10th, 2006:
12:41World Cup matchup: FIFA vs. the hackers
12:38Hacking grows

June 09th, 2006:
00:30Top of the sops
00:30Microsoft antipiracy tool 'acts like spyware'
00:29Researchers eye machines to analyze malware

June 08th, 2006:
00:03AOL to enter security arena
00:02IE, Firefox sport new zero-day flaw
00:02Instant messaging attacks hit record levels

June 05th, 2006:
20:41Companies read employee E-mail
20:40Cybercrime can strike anywhere, experts say

June 03rd, 2006:
16:03Virus tricks you into buying rogue antivirus!
16:02Sophos cracks ransomware Trojan code
16:01FBI wants Internet records kept two years: source

June 01st, 2006:
23:37Symantec to keep watch over Web transactions
23:34Porn worm drops spyware on unsuspecting PC users

May 31st, 2006:
23:57Gartner warns on Skype vulnerability
23:57Microsoft ships Windows Live OneCare
23:56Many wi-fi spots vulnerable to hackers
23:55Trojan ID thieves pose as Microsoft patches

May 26th, 2006:
21:41Beware of 'Badware'
21:39Company: Hackers can crack top antivirus program

May 25th, 2006:
22:26New World Cup worm tries to score

May 24th, 2006:
23:34Commercial software opens cyber-terror backdoor
23:33Hackers patch Microsoft Word for Microsoft
23:32U.S. agency loses data containing 26 million IDs

May 22nd, 2006:
23:51UK firms blitzed by zero-day Trojan attack
23:49Yahoo Messenger worm turns on Internet Explorer

May 20th, 2006:
14:40Japanese power plant secrets leaked by virus
14:38New Trojan targets Word

May 17th, 2006:
19:18US man jailed for hacking supervisor's PC
19:17AOL tool analyzes PCs for security flaws
19:17Malware using search engines to spread
19:17Keylogger spying at work on the rise, survey says
19:16Poker tips site harbours Trojan

May 12th, 2006:
22:08Rootkit-spreading spyware shop shuts down

May 11th, 2006:
23:34China now global hub for spyware
23:02UK hacker loses extradition appeal
23:01Hacker gets longest ever sentence
22:58Critical vulnerability found in Sophos antivirus product
22:57Webroot uncovers thousands of stolen identities

May 05th, 2006:
23:01Trojan uses smut to filch bank details
23:01'Spamford' Wallace fined $4m over spyware biz

May 04th, 2006:
22:59Cyberattack knocks millions of blogs offline
22:57Kazakh heavy metal virusmonger avoids jail
22:56Trojan Horse lurks in World Cup tournament e-mail

May 03rd, 2006:
23:56'Swiss army knife' worm spreads
23:55Firefox gets a fresh security update
23:54Viruses no longer top security threat
23:53Microsoft exec warns of rootkits
23:49Hackers learn Pentagon health secrets

April 29th, 2006:
14:55007's agency seeks security geeks
14:52Spyware evolving faster than viruses
14:50Security products keep watchful eye on workers

April 26th, 2006:
21:18Spyware evolving faster than viruses
21:16Bots increasingly behind cybercrime

April 22nd, 2006:
16:51Microsoft writes spyware bill
16:48The rising cost of mobile malware

April 20th, 2006:
23:05$84K fine for computer crime
23:04Worldwide laws fail to fight cyber crime

April 19th, 2006:
23:18IT security pros feeling safer
23:18Apple issues Java security update
23:14Rootkits on the rise, McAfee reports

April 17th, 2006:
23:52Microsoft spyware defender
23:51Hacked computers receive updated spam tool

April 14th, 2006:
23:14Research finds no way to beat phishing
23:13Firefox update offers security fixes
23:12Teenage students create million dollar virus

April 12th, 2006:
23:30MS releases long-awaited IE fix
23:29E-crime laws failing, say top experts
23:29NASA hacker to hear fate next month

April 11th, 2006:
00:27Hacker gets 40 years of jail
00:26US victims claim $182 million in cybercrime losses
00:23Worms near the Apple?

April 07th, 2006:
23:49Warning over rogue anti-spyware app
23:46Hackers worm into hard disk via HP printer software
23:45Critical IE fix due Tuesday

April 05th, 2006:
23:29Spitzer files spyware suit
23:27Optimized IE exploit speeds up infection

April 04th, 2006:
00:28McAfee repackages security products
00:26Attacks on Gov Websites skyrocket

March 31st, 2006:
23:43DoJ: 3.6M households hit with ID theft
23:42Hacker hits Georgia state database via hole in security software
23:42Peer-to-peer Trojan worm attacks enterprises
00:25Spy program snoops on cell phones

March 30th, 2006:
00:10Panda roots out rootkits

March 29th, 2006:
23:46U.S. arrests 7 on charges of credit data trading
23:44After IE attacks, Microsoft eyes security betas

March 27th, 2006:
23:15Israeli couple jailed over Trojan horse
23:15S'kiddies get into spyware for just $15

March 25th, 2006:
14:02Trojan horse steals bank details, passwords

March 23rd, 2006:
21:32650,000 trojan email attack

March 22nd, 2006:
23:53Trend Micro eyes fee-based security service
23:50Trojan horse? Researchers warn of Trojan hearse

March 17th, 2006:
22:20Spyware-killing Vista could take out rivals
22:17Quiz reveals spyware chicanery

March 16th, 2006:
22:37Say Hi to the mouse click capturing Trojan
22:35Healthcare bears brunt of spyware attacks

March 15th, 2006:
22:31Spyware-for-hire couple plead guilty
22:30Cryzip Trojan encrypts data, requests ransom
22:29RFID tags could carry computer viruses
22:28Microsoft plans free parental monitor
22:25Americans want banks to spy on their online accounts

March 13th, 2006:
22:28Hacked bank server hosts phishing sites
22:28Bin Laden website sold off 'one pixel at a time'
22:24Virtual rootkits create stealth risk

March 09th, 2006:
21:57Google pays up to $90m to settle click fraud case
21:55UK companies worry over viruses
21:54China malware increasing, Symantec says

March 06th, 2006:
21:36No backdoor for Vista - MS
21:36US man faces IRC Trojan charges
21:35Risky sites account for 5 percent of traffic
21:32Mac OS X hacker gains control in 30 min

March 03rd, 2006:
19:20Google fixes Gmail flaw
19:18'Keylogger text' spooks Symantec

March 02nd, 2006:
22:06Former government IT worker guilty of hacking
22:05Cybercrime report from Japan
22:04Teenager claims to find code flaw in Gmail

March 01st, 2006:
23:30Russian phone Trojan tries to ring up charges
23:27Windows mobiles do not like viruses too
23:24Password-stealing Trojan mass mailed
23:23Viruses plague British businesses
23:22Politically motivated cyber attacks on the rise

February 27th, 2006:
22:23Nigerian internet scam comes back
22:22PandaLabs uncovers a complex malware creation system designed to spy and steal personal data

February 24th, 2006:
22:51Cyber-crime battle, Feds

February 23rd, 2006:
20:1112 arrested in email scam investigation
20:10Three out of four say business security has improved
20:08IT exec sentenced to eight years for data theft

February 22nd, 2006:
22:3858 percent of users targeted by phishing

February 20th, 2006:
21:31Linux worm turns on Mambo and PHP
21:31Spammers adopt stealth tactics

February 18th, 2006:
00:25Microsoft could be teaching police to hack Vista
00:24Olympic champions’ link to spyware
00:23Attack code out for latest Microsoft flaw
00:22Sony rootkit may lead to regulation

February 16th, 2006:
23:28Apple OS X gets its first virus
23:26Brazilian hacker smash
00:30Seven patches for St Valentine's patch Tuesday
00:29British computer hacker fights extradition to U.S.
00:28VeriSign signs up eBay, Yahoo to identity program
00:27Gates: How to improve PC security

February 13th, 2006:
22:56Brits losing a £1bn to online scams
22:56'Cyber Storm' tests US defences
22:55Microsoft fingers Symantec antivirus program as spyware

February 11th, 2006:
14:22US charges Calif. man in computer 'botnet' case
14:21DoJ announces National Computer Security Survey

February 10th, 2006:
22:46Sony Ericsson phones vulnerable to DoS attacks
22:45Undead zombie PC: Are you a zombie?

February 09th, 2006:
23:03Feds stay strong on spyware case
23:01Sun issues patches for critical Java flaws
23:00Firefox exploit emerges

February 08th, 2006:
21:36Spanish hacker jailed for two years
21:35Stealth keylogger used in bank heist
21:33