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Apple shutters flaws in QuickTime, iPhone
The consumer technology firm releases updates for both its multimedia player and its popular smart phone, closing some serious security holes.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-10
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Serious security bug found in Windows Vista
The same week Microsoft closed eight security holes, a researcher releases a critical crash bug that some researchers believe can be remotely exploited.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-09
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WordPress warns of wayward worm
The developers of the popular blogging platform advise users to keep their blogs updated as a worm makes its rounds.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-07
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Snow Leopard users suffer Flash back
Adobe advises all Mac OS X 10.6 users to upgrade their Flash Player software, as installing the latest Apple OS reverts the ubiquitous program to a vulnerable version.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-04
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Microsoft warns of IIS flaw
The software giant warns its users a previously unknown vulnerability in the FTP service that ships with its Internet Information Services (IIS) software allows attackers to run code.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-02
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Judge dismisses everyone-a-hacker case
Just violating the terms of service of a public-access Web site is not enough to be convicted of a violation of hacking statutes, the judge rules.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-09-01
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Security tools snarl Snow Leopard update
Some security tools, including PGP's whole-disk encryption, undermine Mac users' plans to update to the latest version of Mac OS X.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-31
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Apache investigates Web server attack
Online attackers use a server that automated backups to synchronize malicious files with Apache.org's Web server.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-28
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Federal agency warns of postal trojan
The National Credit Union Administration warns financial institutions to look out for infected compact discs sent in the mail, but the attack appears to be an authorized pentest.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-27
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Auto SQL injection co-opts thousands of sites
The attack compromises Web sites with an iframe script that attempts to load data-stealing programs.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-25
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Immunet pushes cloud AV service
Two former Symantec executives launch startup Immunet, aiming to deliver anti-malware protection to, not only a user, but that user's social network.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-21
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Compiler virus infects thousands of programs
A malicious program that infects software built with the Delphi programming language has been detected in thousands of programs, including other malicious code, say antivirus firms.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-20
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Georgian cyber attackers only civilians, report says
Last year's attacks against the nation of Georgia were conducted entirely by civilians, although the attackers had close contact with the Russian military, a study of the evidence concludes.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-18
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Scientists prove one microkernel's security
A group of Australian computer scientists take a quarter century of man-years to perform a formal proof on 7,500 lines of code.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-17
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Apple patches Safari, DNS software
The consumer technology firm releases two software updates to fix six vulnerabilities in its browser and a single issue with the domain-name software included with Mac OS X.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-14
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Brazen botnet uses Twitter comm channel
A researcher finds a feed on the social network with encrypted commands used by a botnet to disseminate links to malicious software.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-14
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Microsoft patches ActiveX, Office flaws
The software giant releases nine patches to fix critical issues in its ActiveX controls, Office software, and Windows Media libraries.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-12
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Survey: More companies monitoring e-mail
Four out of ten companies employ staff to monitor or analyze e-mail content, according to one vendor study.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-11
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Twitter, Facebook fend off DoS attacks
The social-networking companies blame denial-of-service attacks, as users have trouble reaching the services.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-06
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Top U.S. cybersecurity aide resigns, report says
Melissa Hathaway, the acting cyber strategist for the Obama administration, has dropped out of the running for the nation's top cybersecurity post.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-04
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Apple patches iPhone SMS vulnerability
The consumer technology firm patches a critical iPhone flaw that could have allowed attackers to execute code just by sending a specially-crafted text message.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-04
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Defense deputy calls for identity chief
To secure the Internet in the future, anonymity has to be "driven out," says the top information-security officer at the U.S. Department of Defense.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-08-01
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Nmap gets a major upgrade
Fyodor announces the release of the latest version of the popular network-exploration and security-auditing tool on Thursday, improving performance and adding several new features.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-17
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Mozilla works to patch Firefox flaw
The browser maker offers a workaround for a serious vulnerability announced earlier this week.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-16
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Microsoft fixes 9 flaws as tenth fuels attacks
The software giant issues six patches, but cybercriminals continue to target an unpatched vulnerability in the company's Office Web Components.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-15
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Vandals deface ImageShack, oppose disclosure
Compromise results in all image requests returning a statement against full disclosure policies.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-13
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Zero-day Windows flaw fuels IE attacks
Thousands of Web sites were compromised to host code that exploits a previously unknown vulnerability in DirectShow, security experts warn.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-06
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Researcher aims to tweet Month of Bugs
A security professional revives the month of bugs, taking aim at third-party Twitter applications.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-03
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Mozilla adds more privacy in Firefox 3.5
The open-source organization's latest browser makes few security changes, but gives the user more tools to handle their privacy.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-01
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Juniper pulls talk on ATM vulnerabilities
The networking giant Juniper cancels a presentation on ATM vulnerabilities scheduled to be given by one of its researchers at the Black Hat Security Conference.
By: Robert Lemos 2009-07-01
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