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Flaw stymies Norton Internet SecurityAn ActiveX component used by Symantec's flagship desktop security program could enable hackers to use the application as a backdoor into a person's computer system. CNET News.com - Security |
Security groups call for education, alert systemsTwo U.S. government industry task forces argue for the creation of incident and advisory networks to help firms secure themselves. But others say the proposals are cop-outs. CNET News.com - Security |
Symantec to launch network gatekeeperSmall businesses are the target customers for a new line of secure networking devices that integrate a firewall and five other tools. CNET News.com - Security |
Four new Bagle worms added to Internet soupVirus writers produce four more versions of the Bagle worm: Q, R, S and T. The worms exploit an ActiveX vulnerability for those that haven't updated Windows. CNET News.com - Security |
Malicious computer worm detectedThe program can create networks of remotely controlled computers to take part in online attacks and send junk e-mail messages.The New York Times CNET News.com - Security |
Task force: Classes, security tool kit neededA government working group pushes recommendations, including that elementary schools teach online ethics and that companies offer free security tool kits. CNET News.com - Security |
Fixes are in for OpenSSLThe group behind the widely used Web security software releases a patch for two flaws that could allow someone to launch a denial-of-service attack. CNET News.com - Security |
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