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Playing chess with hackersFormer Congressman Rick White says a deal giving Internet operators flexibility to raise domain name prices within reason makes sense. CNET News.com - Security |
Attack code comes on heels of Microsoft patchesJust a day after patches for software vulnerabilities are released, code designed to take advantage of those weaknesses appears on the Net. CNET News.com - Security |
Money lost to cybercrime down--againSurvey findings that threat-related losses are dropping seem at odds with frequent doom-and-gloom headlines. CNET News.com - Security |
Rockers push policy, not productAlso on News.com Extra: Cuban to finance fraud site. CNET News.com - Security |
Kevin Mitnick, the great pretenderFamed hacker Kevin Mitnick says companies need to beware social-engineering techniques used to get sensitive data. CNET News.com - Security |
Intel: Driver flaws no major threat, yetVulnerabilities in kernel-level Windows device drivers are scarce and tough to exploit, so there is no reason for alarm, company says. CNET News.com - Security |
Intel: Driver flaws no major threat--yetVulnerabilities in kernel-level Windows device drivers are scarce and tough to exploit, so there is no reason for alarm, company says. CNET News.com - Security |
Hawking says humans must go into spaceAlso on News.com Extra: Students arrested after fight video surfaces on MySpace. CNET News.com - Security |
Trend Micro: Open source is more secureAntivirus vendor wades into the debate over the merits of open and closed code, while Red Hat takes a cautious approach. CNET News.com - Security |
Barracuda glitch leaves customers incommunicadoAn update problem temporarily halts e-mail traffic for most of the spam firewall company's customers. CNET News.com - Security |
Microsoft plugs 21 security holesAll but two of the 21 Windows, Office and Exchange flaws could let an intruder run code on a compromised computer. CNET News.com - Security |
The Scoble exit interviewAlso on News.com Extra: New York pans Google Video. CNET News.com - Security |
Images: WGA lurks in Windows UpdateMicrosoft's antipiracy tool Windows Genuine Advantage arrives unexpectedly on the PC of ZDNet's David Berlind. CNET News.com - Security |
Alert sounds alarm on phishing impostersCorrection: The quote in this story was attributed incorrectly. The speaker is Jon Zdiarsky, presenter for CipherTrust at the MIT 2006 Spam... CNET News.com - Security |
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