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Security News- Anonymous Hacks, Posts FBI/Scotland Yard Conference Call About Hackers–The Telegraph
- FBI Director: “The Cyber Threat Will Equal or Surpass the Threat From Counter Terrorism In the Foreseeable Future.”—CBS News
- 45 Percent of Experts Say Cyber Security Is As Important As Border Security, Among Other Things—Govtech
- Security Professionals Should Focus On Defense Not Offense, Says Adobe Security Director—Dark Reading
- CAPTCHA Can’t Capture Trojan, Code Broken In Minutes—CSO Online
- According to Microsoft Researchers, Anonymous Data Can Still Threaten Privacy—Network World
- Anonymous Hits American Nazi Party Web Site—MSNBC/Security News Daily
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Monthly Archives: December 2008
MS Out-of-Cycle Advance Notification for December 2008
Here comes the IE fix! Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for December 2008 Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification issued: December 16, 2008 Microsoft Security Bulletins to be issued: December 17, 2008 This is an advance notification of an out-of-band security … Continue reading
Microsoft Advisory: Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution
Microsoft Security Advisory 961051: Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution “Based on our investigation, setting the Internet zone security setting to High will protect users from known attacks. However, for the most effective protection, customers should evaluate … Continue reading
Microsoft Joins Free Security Software Push – BusinessWeek
Microsoft Joins Free Security Software Push – BusinessWeek …next year, the software giant plans to stop selling its OneCare security program, a $50-per-year virus-cleaning service that failed to generate much consumer interest. In its place, Microsoft plans to release a … Continue reading