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Apple closes open-source flaws with latest patch
The consumer technology company shuttered at least 40 software vulnerabilities affecting its Mac OS X operating system.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-13
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Lawmaker's son indicted for Palin e-mail hack
David C. Kernell, the 20-year-old son of Tennessee state representative Mike Kernell, pleads not guilty to a single count of unauthorized access to an e-mail account.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-09
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Privacy survey urged for counterterror programs
The National Research Council calls for all U.S. agencies to evaluate their programs based on how effective they are and whether they protect privacy.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-07
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Researcher calls for peer review
Partial disclosure prompts too many questions in the press and amongst researcher, and would benefit from independent evaluation, says flaw finder Dan Kaminsky.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-06
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Report claims surveillance of Chinese messaging
A Chinese messaging and voice-over-IP client logs chat conversations based on certain keywords and other criteria, a security researcher claims.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-03
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Second bill tackles laptop border searches
Three U.S. lawmakers propose a law to limit the searches of laptops or other electronic devices to cases where customs agents have reasonable suspicion of illegal activity.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-02
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TCP flaws allow deadly DoS attacks, finders say
Two security researchers claim that flaws in the network stacks used by most operating systems could allow attackers to send a low-bandwidth denial-of-service attack that could leave victims' systems unresponsive.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-10-02
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Washington AG files spyware lawsuits
The Attorney General of Washington files, with the help of Microsoft, its seventh lawsuit against a purveyor of misleading spyware.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-09-30
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Hack-and-tell student quits school, awaits trial
The 20-year-old student that allegedly hacked a college's e-mail system refuses to agree to sanctions, quit school and awaits his trial on computer-intrusion charges, according to a local news report.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-09-29
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Apple, Cisco fix serious security flaws
The consumer technology maker pushes out a large patch for Java on Mac OS X, while Cisco publishes a dozen updates to fix serious issues in its networking hardware.
By: Robert Lemos 2008-09-25
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