InfoSec News Archiv Februar 2008

• Date Index

• [ISN] Russian FSB 'protecting' Storm Worm gang, InfoSec News
• [ISN] The world of spyware evolves, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hack Attacks: Texas, Swedish Banks Reveal Breaches, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Web traffic disruption raises Internet infrastructure vulnerability concerns, InfoSec News
• [ISN] SSL Gmail Not As Safe As You Thought, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Cyber Storm to Hit America for a Second Time, InfoSec News
• [ISN] EVT '08 Call for Papers, InfoSec News
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  • [ISN] EVT '08 Call for Papers, InfoSec News
• [ISN] The risks of fraud go well beyond SocGen, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-5, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Cyberwar, Anyone?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Perspective: Security perimeter? What security perimeter?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Linux Advisory Watch: February 1st, 2008, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Analysis: Wireless phone headsets insecure, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Research unmasks anonymity networks, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Al-Qaeda group's encryption software stronger, security firm confirms, InfoSec News
• [ISN] FDCC compliance slowed by manual checks, InfoSec News
• [ISN] How to Choose a Data Center, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Big trouble with teen hackers, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Computer Security Companies Agree To Testing Standards, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Security List: Don't Talk About Holes, Or We'll Report You, InfoSec News
• [ISN] The State of Information Security 2008, InfoSec News
• [ISN] TCS makes Linux DISA compliant, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Minimizing User Rights Can Increase Security, InfoSec News
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  • Re: [ISN] Minimizing User Rights Can Increase Security, InfoSec News
• [ISN] C-Level Executive Phishing Attacks On The Rise, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Remote worker security still lax, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Border security dominates DHS technology budget request, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Spies' Battleground Turns Virtual, InfoSec News
• [ISN] How TJX Avoided Wall Street's Wrath, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hacking Tradition Under Fire?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Cable damage hits 1.7m Internet users in UAE, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Crime fears as cheap PCs head for Africa, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Antivirus Inventor: Security Departments Are Wasting Their Time, InfoSec News
• [ISN] NIST lists SCAP-validated tools, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Once more into the security breach, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Critical bugs surge in reduced flaw haul, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Exclusive! The FBI Deputizes Business, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-6, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Of cables and conspiracies, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Clarity Sought on Electronics Searches, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Security Warning 2008: Top 11 Malware Threats To Watch Out For, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Official named to cybersecurity post while still under federal investigation, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Govt urged to beef up computer security systems, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Linux Advisory Watch: February 8th, 2008, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Spying in Norway reaches "all-time high", InfoSec News
• [ISN] [Infowarrior] - More on...The FBI Deputizes Business, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Thief Scams Fortress D.C., InfoSec News
• [ISN] Storm worm 'making millions a day', InfoSec News
• [ISN] 4th Cyber Security & Information Intelligence Research Workshop (CSIIRW-08) Call for Abstracts, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Illegal immigrant found cleaning Commons, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Chinese waging online spy war, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Encryption could make you more vulnerable, warn experts, InfoSec News
• [ISN] UK teen is world's youngest certified ethical hacker (maybe), InfoSec News
• [ISN] Welcome to Cyberwar Country, USA, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Defence IT security ups server infrastructure, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Thievin' teen bot herder admits to infecting military computers, InfoSec News
• [ISN] BlackBerry Users Experience Service Outage, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Pandemic Preparation: Regulatory Relief, Workforce Readiness Remain Open Questions, InfoSec News
• [ISN] DNS Inventor Warns of Next Big Threat, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Did China spy on NASA?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] RIM blames BlackBerry outage on security infrastructure upgrade, InfoSec News
• [ISN] VoIP phone phreaked by security hole, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Commentary - Are we making it easy for China?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] 'Internet Security Awareness Forum' is launched, InfoSec News
• [ISN] FAA wants help becoming cybersecurity shared-services provider, InfoSec News
• [ISN] 5 things you need to know about laptop searches at U.S. borders, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Los Alamos National Lab improves information security, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Includes 11 Security Bulletins, InfoSec News
• [ISN] MayDay! MayDay! Ruskies reinvent cyber crime, InfoSec News
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  • Re: [ISN] MayDay! MayDay! Ruskies reinvent cyber crime, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Multifunction Printers: The Forgotten Security Risk, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Firms in proposed 3Com deal offer risk relief, InfoSec News
• [ISN] FBI warns of Valentine's Day 'Storm', InfoSec News
• [ISN] SAFECode on software assurance, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes, InfoSec News
• [ISN] OMB does not support bill to update FISMA, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-7, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Even Spies Embrace China's Free Market, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Laptop with more than 5, 000 patients' details stolen from hospital, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Major Linux security glitch lets hackers in at Claranet, InfoSec News
• [ISN] A 'high-tech lock pick' is upheld in Dorozhko insider trading case, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Diplomatic crisis looms as French bugs 'discovered in UK Defence Minister's office', InfoSec News
• [ISN] University Pledges to Boost Tech Security, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Linux Advisory Watch: February 15th, 2008, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Sexily-named hacker disgruntled by Microsoft, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Saboteurs may have cut Mideast telecom cables: UN agency, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Cyber pranksters aim for a SWAT team response, InfoSec News
• [ISN] SocGen serves as security warning, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Petrobras announces loss of top secret information, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Government still suffers from information insecurity, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hacking the lobby telephone, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Former FEMA director Michael Brown talks disaster recovery -- including his own, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Buying security products is often a waste of money, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Experts find fault with cyberdirective, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Russian hosting network running a protection racket, researcher says, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Nation States' Espionage and Counterespionage, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Black Hat Descends on Washington, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hackers Break Into GSAS Computer Network, Post Protected Content to Downloading Web Site, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Retrofitting PCs with a standard configuration poses unique challenges, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Quebec police bust alleged hacker ring, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Book Review: Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Update: Security issues scuttle Bain/Huawei bid for 3Com, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Black Hat Conference: Security Researchers Claim To Hack GSM Calls, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Stolen laptop had data of over 171,000 Irish blood donors, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Government admits to 200 more laptop thefts, InfoSec News
• [ISN] DDOS Danger For Online Gambling Sites, InfoSec News
• [ISN] UAE banks invest in IT security on hacking fears, InfoSec News
• [ISN] IT security controls partly blamed for SocGen debacle, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-8, InfoSec News
• [ISN] The hands-free way to steal a credit card, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Researchers Crack BitLocker, FileVault, InfoSec News
• [ISN] TSA's CISO to join Unisys, InfoSec News
• [ISN] The common cold of IT security, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Whistle while you work, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hackers turn Google into vulnerability scanner, InfoSec News
• [ISN] How much does a data breach cost UK companies?, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Computer security's dubious future, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Police say computer crimes on the rise, InfoSec News
• [ISN] CanSecWest 2008 Mar 26-28, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Customs: Vista PCs are safe from encryption attack, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Lack of jobs is driving IT pros to malware, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Lawmakers ask agencies for data security update, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Constant patch releases force IT to adopt new processes, InfoSec News
• [ISN] How Pakistan knocked YouTube offline (and how to make sure it never happens again), InfoSec News
• [ISN] Security of data analyzed in study, InfoSec News
• [ISN] IRS searches for hidden U.S. assets in Liechtenstein banks, InfoSec News
• [ISN] GAO Finds Data Protection Lagging, InfoSec News
• [ISN] 'Out of office' messages turned into spam relays, InfoSec News
• [ISN] That Wi-Fi network you thought was secure? It ain't, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Apple's Mac OS X Vulnerable To Networking Exploit, InfoSec News
• [ISN] EU-wide security project proposed, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Brazil's oil data mystery cracked, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Chip-and-PIN under attack, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Secunia Weekly Summary - Issue: 2008-9, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Healthcare organizations feeling cyberattacks growing, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Wheat trader for MF Global loses $141.5 million in unauthorized trading, InfoSec News
• [ISN] ITL Bulletin for February 2008, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Hackers penetrate police email accounts, InfoSec News
• [ISN] DHS gives itself a 'C' for cybersecurity, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Logins for 8,700 FTP servers found on sale, InfoSec News
• [ISN] Home Office laptop and disc 'bought on eBay', InfoSec News