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751. Hackers hijack critical Internet organization sites
752. IE6 hit by keystroke-capture hole
753. HMRC disc loss was 'entirely avoidable'
754. Yahoo fixes email cross-site scripting flaw
755. report on malware sites
756. Storm storms back with porn scam
757. Two million password stealers fingered
758. Microsoft admits to failure with Bluetooth patch
759. Chinese agency denies Microsoft probe
760. Firefox 3 vulnerability fails to dent downloads
761. Chinese quake hacker rumbled
762. MySpace spammer handed $6 million bill
763. Kaspersky finds workaround for crypto virus
764. UK becoming 'database state' says politician
765. Warning issued over iPhone Wi-Fi risk
766. Bug fouls Microsoft security patching
767. An interesting computer Risks article
768. Insider threat exaggerated, says report
769. McAfee offers software to stop file theft
770. Backup tapes stolen from university courier
771. Thousands hit by spear-phishing attacks
772. Bluetooth and IE to get patched next week
773. Symantec tool cleans up XP SP3 and Vista SP1 registry corruption
774. Free tool targets virtual configuration
775. Ubuntu slims Linux for low-cost PCs
776. Microsoft tests Windows diagnostic tool
777. XP deathwatch, T minus 4 weeks
778. Smart phones 'bigger security risk' than laptops
779. Apple Safari flaw more serious than originally thought
780. Microsoft urges Windows users to shut down Safari
781. Bank loses tapes with data on 4.5M clients
782. Check Point launches full disk encryption for Mac
783. Symantec backtracks on Flash hack warning
784. Apple updates Leopard
785. New Flash hack underway
786. XP SP3 saga continues - Norton 2008
787. Yahoo gets tough with lottery scammers
788. Social networking faces EU regulation call
789. IM client at risk from attacks
790. MySpace clamps down on app spammers
791. Check Point offers secure virtual browser
792. XP SP3 triggers false positives in security apps
793. Panda gives anti-malware some SaaS
794. Mozilla readies Firefox 3.0 overhaul
795. Royal Bank of Scotland fixes data-stealing flaw
796. Service Pack 3 and Spyware Doctor
797. Microsoft to release four new patches next week
798. IE attack code hidden on the web
799. Vista as insecure as Windows 2000
800. Users hit by fake MP3 files
801. Malware vs. anti-malware, 20 years into the fray
802. Spybot S & D
803. Longer lasting laptop batteries on the way
804. Nigerian gets 18 months for cyberattack on NASA employee
805. Botnet attacks military systems
806. copywriting malware?
807. Researchers infiltrate Kraken botnet
808. Webroot plots the end of desktop security
809. BBC exposes another Facebook flaw
810. Microsoft helps to break its own encryption
811. Crypto drives locked with internal key
812. Contest slammed for encouraging hackers
813. Half a million sites hit by huge web hack
814. iFrame users under attack
815. Researchers 'poison' Storm botnet
816. HSBC to Deploy EV SSL Certificates
817. Microsoft mistakenly brands Skype as adware
818. Large-scale JavaScript attacks reported
819. Apple retreats over Safari push
820. Bull touts bootable USB drive
821. Kingston shows 'Fort Knox' USB stick
822. Apple finally fixes $10k flaw
823. Zero-day flaw exposed in Microsoft Works
824. ActiveX is least secure plug-in
825. Oracle to plug databases with new fixes
826. Websites blacklisted by iFrame attacks
827. Three different hackers found 'Pwn To Own' bug
828. Web 2.0 turning into crime-fest
829. IPhone 2.0 beta gets hands-on test at major financial firm
830. Microsoft patches graphics bugs
831. IBM plans new security tech for virtual servers
832. Seagate launches self-encrypting disk drive
833. Unpatched ActiveX hit by clutch of holes
834. Costs of Data Loss in the UK
835. Ruling Against Alleged Spyware Distributor
836. Ransomware Trojan Plagues Chinese Mobile Users
837. Teen Arrested in $20 Million Botnet Op
838. Tax Season Breeds Scams
839. More patches for QuickTime
840. Microsoft to reveal new security software
841. Is Linux making any ground?
842. Net traffic clogged with junk packets
843. Biometric hack tool released
844. Hackers not interested in Linux
845. New Virus
846. EMC launches new set of security services
847. Microsoft vs. Apple: Who patches zero-days faster?
848. Symantec fingers D-Link for bot attacks
849. SP3 for Windows XP due next month
850. Dell laptop to ship with GPS
851. Word users threatened by new attack
852. Shutdown for security vendor Lockdown
853. Microsoft buys security company
854. VMware fixes security bugs
855. Red tape closes bug-hunting company
856. New Safari browser fixes 13 bugs
857. AV-Comparatives - Feb. 2008 Antivirus Comparatives
858. Dutch warn of RFID chip hack
859. Google News, YouTube blocked in China amid Tibet riots
860. Security website hacked to spread malware
861. Remote workers still causing IT headaches
862. Hackers infect thousands of websites
863. Two years after patch, a new IE FTP flaw
864. Rigged Excel documents making the rounds
865. Encryption server promises automatic security
866. Four critical Microsoft Office patches loom
867. New version of SpywareBlaster available
868. First mobile Trojan downloader discovered
869. 'Mebroot' proving hard to weed out
870. Running HP Software Update? Your computer's Registry can possibly be manipulated.
871. Vendors mull security software for Mac OS X
872. Most spam caused by only six botnets
873. Businesses Under Attack
874. Threat Check
875. Bad Behavior
876. New Targets in Detection (February 2008)
877. Microsoft douses 'cold boot' encryption worry
878. VMware tightens up virtual machine security
879. Laptop sold on eBay found with Home Office disc
880. Computer Memory Vulnerable to Hacking
881. Hacker group releases automated 'Google hacking' tool
882. Microsoft lists apps Vista SP1 will break
883. Security experts slam Web 2.0 holes
884. Serious Security Breach Of Encryption Programs Found Today!!
885. OpenDNS shows off collaborative web filter
886. Appliance detects sneaky malware
887. Russia tops malware axis of evil
888. Firefox bug could expose users' personal data
889. Microsoft, police trace global software piracy ring
890. Hackers post attack code for Microsoft bug
891. 'Critical' Linux kernel bugs discovered
892. Most web attacks camouflaged says researcher
893. Microsoft issues huge patch update
894. VoIP guru to offer range of security gateways
895. Patched Firefox 'still vulnerable'
896. Encryption could make you more vulnerable, warn experts
897. Microsoft plans bumper Patch Tuesday
898. Vista SP1 makes appearance on BitTorrent
899. Website of UK landmark hacked to serve malware
900. Application testing spots backdoors and rootkits
901. Adobe fixes Reader flaws
902. Google gets taste for email filtering
903. Skype plugs critical cross-zone scripting hole
904. ID theft helps UK fraud hit new high
905. Fake security blog spreads malware
906. Anti-virus firms look to tighten test procedures
907. Malware Purveyors Had Banner Year in '07
908. Microsoft adds new security APIs to Vista, XP
909. Spyware forum: Computer users often to blame for problems
910. Facebook, MySpace hit by zero-day flaw
911. Microsoft wants to purchase Yahoo
912. New Skype bug opens users to easy hijack, says researcher
913. IM attacks get nastier
914. Mozilla upgrades Firefox bug threat
915. Avg™ 8.0
916. Snopes.com stops serving adware
917. New Word attacks pose as news about Tibet
918. Metasploit exploit tool gets update
919. Most malware now from legitimate sites
920. The Packer 2.0 Threat
921. M&S ordered to encrypt all laptops
922. Microsoft confirms Office for Mac 2008 snafu
923. Vista more secure than XP and open source
924. New 'wormable' attack prompts Skype to stop all video access
925. Bank hit by first 'drive-by pharming' attack
926. Mass attack on Apache still hitting home
927. NatWest bank heads phishing league table
928. Linux attack worse than feared
929. BT flaw puts broadband users at risk
930. Critical Skype flaw discovered
931. Researcher 'cracks' Yahoo anti-scam feature
932. First QuickTime patch of 2008
933. Red Hat and Firefox more buggy than Microsoft
934. First Mac 'scareware' makes appearance
935. Unpatched PCs open to latest web hack
936. UK retailers hit by online fraud rise
937. Attack kits re-heat old exploits
938. Bank phishing scam 'nearly undetectable'
939. Schools told not to upgrade to Vista
940. Amazon to sell Sony BMG songs free of copy curbs
941. First QuickTime bug of 2008
942. Patch Tuesday to fix Windows password flaw
943. Media player offered with worm
944. Microsoft apologizes to Corel, users for Office 2003 SP3 muck-up
945. Google Cleans Up Search Results
946. DNS Attack Redirects Users from Legitimate Sites
947. Top 2008 Threat: International Cyber Spying
948. Russian “CyberLover” Software Invades Chat Sites
949. Theft of Personal Data Reaches New Levels
950. Back to Basics: Today’s Advice for Tomorrow’s Threats
951. Bad Behaviour
952. Threat Check
953. New Targets in Detection – December 2007
954. Microsoft pencils in two patches for next week
955. Virus could hit WLANs
956. Spoofing bug hits Firefox
957. New Best Friend
958. Storm re-emerges in a new form
959. Hackers quickly move to exploit Bhutto assassination
960. One-fifth of Windows apps go unpatched
961. Apple set to follow Microsoft's lead on piracy
962. Storm botnet drops strippers, switches to New Year's greeting
963. Identity Theft: What is it and How to Avoid it
964. Social networking site hit by worm
965. Pinch trojan authors finally about to get pinched?
966. Adobe Vulnerabilities
967. Trojan bumps Google ads from Web pages
968. XP users get to try SP3 enhancements
969. Apple posts huge security update
970. Microsoft confirms IE update snafu, offers work-around
971. New tool tames Facebook with firewall
972. VoIP vulnerabilities increasing, but not exploits
973. UK government loses another 3 million records
974. French embassy serves up malware
975. Study: iPhone Major 2008 Hack Target
976. Insurer gets record fine for ID theft disaster
977. Sophisticated Trojan loots business bank accounts
978. Apple issues QuickTime fix
979. HP and Compaq notebooks shipped with bugs
980. Nov. 2007 AV-Comparatives Retrospective/ProActive Test
981. Attackers targeting Access files
982. Spam reached peak last month
983. Cookie forgery tools pose danger, says researcher
984. 11 patches from Microsoft rounds up year
985. DNS attack could signal Phishing 2.0
986. Data breach prompts Ohio pact with McAfee for SafeBoot
987. Wabisabilabi exploit still up for sale
988. Hackers launch major attack on US military Labs
989. Microsoft Vista's IPv6 raises new security concerns
990. Hard disk shredder arrives in the UK
991. Researchers hack and crack Microsoft wireless keyboards
992. Facebook backtracks after privacy worries
993. IE7 users turn on Microsoft
994. Paedophile gets 110 years for MySpace extortion scheme
995. Big brands slip up in AV tests
996. Grisoft acquires Exploit Prevention Labs
997. Trend Micro offers data leak protection
998. UK drowning in spam tidal wave
999. Privacy concerns prompt U-turn at Facebook
1000. Eleven questions for a Warez site owner