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Full Name: Larry Seltzer
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Email Address: larry.seltzer@ziffdavisenterprise.com
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Bio: Larry Seltzer has been writing software for and English about computers ever since—much to his own amazement—he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1983.

He was one of the authors of NPL and NPL-R, fourth-generation languages for microcomputers by the now-defunct DeskTop Software Corporation. (Larry is sad to find absolutely no hits on any of these +products on Google.) His work at Desktop Software included programming the UCSD p-System, a virtual machine-based operating system with portable binaries that pre-dated Java by more than 10 years.

For several years, he wrote corporate software for Mathematica Policy Research (they're still in business!) and Chase Econometrics (not so lucky) before being forcibly thrown into the consulting market. He bummed around the Philadelphia consulting and contract-programming scenes for a year or two before taking a job at NSTL (National Software Testing Labs) developing product tests and managing contract testing for the computer industry, governments and publication.

In 1991 Larry moved to Massachusetts to become Technical Director of PC Week Labs (now eWeek Labs). He moved within Ziff Davis to New York in 1994 to run testing at Windows Sources. In 1995, he became Technical Director for Internet product testing at PC Magazine and stayed there till 1998.

Since then, he has been writing for numerous other publications, including Fortune Small Business, Windows 2000 Magazine (now Windows and .NET Magazine), ZDNet and Sam Whitmore's Media Survey.
   
Rating Points: 6887 Points
Average Rating: starstarstarstarstar from 1793 Votes
Total Stories: 727
Overall Ranking: 12 of 1088
     
Articles By This Author: (Most recent articles first)

starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-30 Targeted Malware Attacks on the Rise Says F-Secure
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-29 Anti-virus Moves to the Cloud
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-29 Adobe Moves to Fix Reported Vulnerabilities in Acrobat and Reader
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-29 Windows Vista and Server 2008 SP2 Released to Manufacturing
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-29 Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack 2 Contains Major Improvements
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-27 Adobe Investigating New Vulnerabilities in Reader
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-27 Google Joins Mozilla, Blames IE for Chrome Bug
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-27 Windows 7's XP Mode and Security
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-24 Congress Comes to 'Help' Run the Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-23 FBI Spyware Could Look Like Your Average Trojan
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-23 Windows 7 Security Enhancements Summed Up
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-22 Report Claims DNS Cache Poisoning Attack Against Brazilian Bank and ISP
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-21 Adware Firm Zango Shuts Doors
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-21 VeriSign VIP 2-Factor Network Opens to Mobile Devices
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-21 Software Pirates Getting Bolder Too, Says Microsoft Study
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-20 Twitter and Celebrities Hit by More Mikeyy Worms
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-20 Social Networks Can Be a Social Disease for Your Business
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-18 Pirate Bay: Lock 'Em Up
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-17 Malware Using SMS as a Tool and a Lure
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-16 Mac Vulnerability to Botnets Proven in Real-World Case
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-14 What Are Microsoft's Intentions Vis-a-Vis the Old Office File Formats?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-10 What Will the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 Do to Your Job and Business?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-09 Adobe Reader Alternatives Are Usable but Not Especially Compelling
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-09 How Adobe Reader Stacks Up to Alternatives
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-06 Windows XP and Office 2003 Enter a New Phase of Support
starstarstarstarstar 2009-04-02 The Proposed Federalization of the Computer Security Field
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-31 The Real World of Malware: News from the Front
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-30 Will the World End on Wednesday?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-24 The First Linux Botnet
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-22 Malware Is Getting Formidable, but So Are Your Defenses
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-18 The Spammers Have Won, but We'll Survive
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-14 The British Botnet Corporation
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-10 What Kind of Cyber-security Czar Do We Want?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-07 It May Be Time to Abandon Adobe
starstarstarstarstar 2009-03-03 10 Years With Melissa, the Worm that Changed the World
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-27 Vista Took One for the Team
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-25 Vulnerability Information Wants to Be Free
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-20 Exposing the Myth of Passport Card Security
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-17 Should Microsoft Take You out of the Patching Question?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-13 In the Obama Era, Routing Has to Change, Too
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-10 Enough with the Browser Toolbars Already
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-08 A Plan to Stop Fast Flux Networks Begins to Form
starstarstarstarstar 2009-02-03 Both Sides on the Win7 UAC Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-31 How Do They Make All That Malware?
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-27 Next Problem Up: Reverse User Name Hijackings
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-22 Obama Team Finds Secure Networks Aren't Fun
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-20 Whois Abuse Still Out of Control
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-15 Weak Passwords Make for Weak Networks
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-13 Deceptive Ads on Yahoo Right Media
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-10 Euro-Police Hacking Goes Out of Control
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-06 Google Named No. 3 Spam Provider
starstarstarstarstar 2009-01-02 SSL Crack Shows You Must Advance Your Security
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-26 Security in 2009
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-24 SSL Certificate Vendor Sells Mozilla.com Cert to Some Guy
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-21 Anonymity Is a Problem and an American Tradition
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-18 Norton Returns: Malware and Anti-Malware on the Mac
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-16 Google Sandboxing Tries to Make Browsing Safer
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-13 Microsoft Gets More Detailed About IE Vulnerability and Workarounds
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-09 5 Years After CAN-SPAM
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-08 Spammers Sidestep SMTP
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-02 Wireless Security: A Partial Glossary of Wireless Security Terms
starstarstarstarstar 2008-12-01 It's Time to Sign the Root Zone Already
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-23 Internet Freedom and Security Are Necessarily at Odds
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-18 Flash! Firefox No Longer an Automatic Defense Against Browser Drive-Bys
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-14 Standards Come to Anti-malware Testing
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-11 Can We Secure Government Networks? Yes, We Can, Theoretically
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-07 Malware Detection Goes Hybrid
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-04 Can the Air Force Change the Internet Rules of Engagement?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-11-03 Vulnerabilities Fade from the Threat Foreground
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-29 The Global Network Initiative Balances Freedoms and Business Needs
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-27 Are We Ready for the Windows Server Worm?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-21 Google Can't Search Its Own Documents
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-20 Whitelisting Getting Ready for the Big Leagues
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-14 What Makes a Critical Vulnerability Critical?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-11 The Risks In Wildcard Certificates
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-07 Challenging the Immutable Laws Of Security
starstarstarstarstar 2008-10-04 Passports: Another Bad Use of Self-Signed Certificates
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-30 Enterprise Security and the Importance of Data Protection
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-25 Comcast's Net-Neutral Future
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-21 Mark Russinovich on the Future of Security
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-16 How to Really Delete Data for Absolutely Sure
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-15 Still Overflowing After All These Years
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-10 When Windows Goes All 64-Bit
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-08 McAfee Putting Malware Signatures in the Cloud
starstarstarstarstar 2008-09-03 Google's Chrome Shakes Up Browser Design
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-27 Private Browsing and the Enterprise
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-26 Why Can't Google Stop Malware Ads on Adwords?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-22 Red Hat Digital Keys Violated by Intruder
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-20 Browsers And Unsigned Certificates
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-20 The Untrustworthiness of Self-Signed Certificates
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-16 Security Software Reviews Done Wrong
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-13 Big Questions About OpenID After Recent Vulnerabilities
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-11 Is There Also A Russian Cyber War Against Georgia
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-06 Is the Microkernel Making a Slow Return to Microsoft?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-08-01 ICANN Plans for Disaster: A Registry Failure
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-29 Are Security Bugs Special?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-27 Financial Site Security Research Weak On Methodology and Timeliness
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-26 DNS Vulnerability Crisis Brings DNSSEC To Forefront Again
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-22 Market Solutions to the IP Address Squeeze
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-20 What if You Fell Through a Manhole?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-13 The iPhones Are Coming! The iPhones Are Coming!
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-08 Yes, Domain Tasting Will End
starstarstarstarstar 2008-07-03 Who Is Running the Most Secure Browser?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-30 Backup Becomes a Standard PC Feature
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-26 The Era of .Whatever
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-25 Microsoft Responds to the SQL Injection Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-22 Quantity vs. Quality in Security Software Testing
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-18 First Impressions of Firefox 3
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-16 Security Bonuses for Vista Programmers
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-11 Microsoft Blogs Supplement Patch Tuesday News
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-06 The Big Bullseye On Adobe
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-04 Learning to Love UAC
starstarstarstarstar 2008-06-02 The Anti-Malware Certification Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-27 How Does Your Enterprise Manage Digital Certificates?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-21 Weapons of Mass Denial
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-21 So Your Private Key Has Been Compromised
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-19 OECD Calls for Action on IP Address Depletion
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-14 CME RIP
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-09 How Can We Improve Code Signing?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-05-05 Good Worms Are a Bad Idea
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-30 The Battle for Your Browser
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-25 Where`s My Green Bar?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-22 The Mystery of the Lost Notebook
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-18 Microsoft Will Kill ActiveX Controls - If You Ask
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-14 The Chinese e-Wars: Reports from the Front
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-09 Car Remotes Hacked
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-04 Federal Judge Warns of E-Discovery Pitfalls
starstarstarstarstar 2008-04-02 The Long Road for NAC
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-31 Bad Security Week for Apple
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-25 Defining Objectionable Content
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-21 Can You Trust TRUSTe?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-17 The Massive Messaging Machine
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-13 The Secret China-U.S. Hacking War
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-11 Electronic Data as Legal Evidence
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-10 Firewire—The Skeleton Keyhole into Your System
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-05 The Anti-Phishing Consumer Protection Act of 2008
starstarstarstarstar 2008-03-03 A Racket`s Brewing in the Code Signing Cert Business
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-26 Pakistan Drops the BGP Bomb
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-24 Five-Year Security Review
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-20 Dare to Trust OpenID
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-13 Is a Thaw Coming in the OTP Winter?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-12 The Futility of IPv4 Address Recycling
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-11 The Anti-Malware Industry Tries to Save Itself
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-05 Postini and SAAS Still a Great Idea
starstarstarstarstar 2008-02-03 Standardizing the Federal Desktop
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-30 ICANN Actually Does Something About Domain Tasting
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-26 Perimeter Security and the Great D.C. Porn-Surfing Scandal
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-22 My Address Is None.Of.Your.Business
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-17 ICANN Kill Two Birds with One Stone
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-16 Who Wants to Pay Twice for the Same Software?
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-10 Reforming the DisGrace Period
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-09 NetSol Abuses the Process in Order to Save It
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-07 Phishing at the Top Level
starstarstarstarstar 2008-01-02 More Bad Drivers on the Information Superhighway
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-26 Instability and Modern Anti-Virus Software
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-19 Your Spammer May Be a Victim, Too
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-16 DNSSEC Is Dead, Stick a Fork in It
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-10 How Not to Engender Confidence in Your Customers
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-05 Your PC Is Vulnerable Without Browser Protection
starstarstarstarstar 2007-12-03 Browser Insecurity Wars Still Rage
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-28 Site Hacking for Malice and Profit
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-26 Microsoft Could Do More: SMTP Authentication
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-21 Is the Internet Governable?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-19 Microsoft Could Do More: Windows Update as a Hosting Service
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-14 Trust Is Back In Style
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-12 Some Ad Networks Are Bad News
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-06 Network Policies Should Be Open, Not Neutral
starstarstarstarstar 2007-11-03 The Decline of the CAPTCHA
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-31 OPOC Is Dead
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-29 The Death Penalty and Retailers
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-24 Imagine an Open Wireless Phone System
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-22 Windows XP SP3: We Ought to Have More of These
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-17 Browsers and SSL Support
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-14 In-House Honeypots
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-10 Where the Phish Are
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-05 Qwest Raises the Security Bar For ISPs
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-03 The Mainstreaming of Mobile Phone Hacking
starstarstarstarstar 2007-10-01 You Wouldnt Actually Turn Off Your Firewall, Would You?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-09-26 How Many Monocultures Make Up a Polyculture?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-09-24 The Cutting, Biting Edge of Security News
starstarstarstarstar 2007-09-10 Why We Havent Stopped Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2007-09-05 Whitelisting and Elegance
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-30 Whos In Charge of Code Signing?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-27 The End of the NDR
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-20 Skype Holed by Patch Tuesday
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-16 Is It Time, Finally, for DNSSEC?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-13 Hotfixes By E-Mail
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-08 The Return of the IPv4 Shortage
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-05 ICANN Takes a Lick at Domain Tasting
starstarstarstarstar 2007-08-02 Another Attack on Code Signing
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-30 Malware in Ads Is an Old Story
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-25 Why Is Uncle Sam Dictating .Us Policy?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-23 Java Exploits on the Rise
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-16 Beware Fake Domain Renewal Notices
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-12 Will Google Mine Your Postini E-Mail?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-06 Printer Security Advances
starstarstarstarstar 2007-07-01 The Story of Sex.com
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-29 CPU Bugs, Patches and Vulnerability
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-25 The iPhone and Other Illegal Immigrants to the Enterprise
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-21 Meet Verizon, King of ISP Spammers
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-18 One Bot Per Child?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-14 Danger Lurks Around the Corner with Apples Safari
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-12 Dell Responds to the Crapware Column
starstarstarstarstar 2007-06-05 Should Police Hack?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-25 The Google Crapplet
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-23 Whats So Hard To Understand About MOICE?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-18 Good News from ICANN
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-17 Google Looks into the Exploit Thing
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-15 Standards and the State of NAC
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-14 Top Threat: Windows Hacktivation
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-10 Bots on the Corporate LAN
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-08 Turning the Windows Aircraft Carrier
starstarstarstarstar 2007-05-03 A Real Shot at Consumers Two-Factor Authentication
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-27 Lets Get Fuzzing
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-23 SMTP Authentication Update
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-19 The Decline of Adware
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-16 Restarting the Internet ... Again
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-10 Harvesting Teenagers
starstarstarstarstar 2007-04-05 How Can We Take Domains Down Faster?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-31 Better Hope That the ANI Attacks Pass over Your Computer
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-29 Uncle Sams Got an RFID Jones
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-26 Will ICANN Reform?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-19 High Noon Coming For ICANN and Registrars
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-12 Security Is in the Process
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-08 A Cheap and Easy Proposal for File Distribution Safety
starstarstarstarstar 2007-03-01 Marketing By Security Research
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-27 When Government Sides With The Crackers
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-22 The Admin Rights Hall of Shame
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-20 The OpenID Era Opens
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-14 The Last Great Security Crisis
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-14 PDF Flaw Revealed
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-12 GoDaddy Steps in It
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-06 Credibility at the Forefront
starstarstarstarstar 2007-02-01 Goodmail, One Year Later
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-29 Virtual Servers and Security
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-25 Our Printer Got Hacked?!?!
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-22 The Month of Selfish Publicity Hogging
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-18 The New Threats Are on the Server
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-14 Taking Least Privilege to the Max
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-11 Last Call for Whois Comments
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-08 Whos Inflating Vista Security Expectations?
starstarstarstarstar 2007-01-04 What Scares Me About Security in 2007
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-26 Who Are You Surfin? New Ways to Be Certin
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-19 SPIT: Its Not Just For Terrell Owens Anymore
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-17 Whos Behind the Spam Surge?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-14 Signature Scanning: Im Not Dead Yet
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-10 The New Attack Pattern
starstarstarstarstar 2006-12-04 Is Online Banking Too Dangerous?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-30 Sweatshops: The Ultimate Botnet?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-22 Be Thankful: You Can Be Safe
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-20 Guess Whois Going to Lose the Privacy Debate
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-16 The Mac Landscape: Full of Empty Threats?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-13 The Rising Tide of Vista
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-09 Next-Generation Notebook Security Rounding the Corner
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-06 The Spammers Strike Back
starstarstarstarstar 2006-11-02 What PatchGuard Really Breaks
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-30 Smart Solutions to ID and Privacy
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-25 Is It Really Too Late to Beat Bots?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-22 Registrar Protocol Change Could Bring More Security to Domains
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-19 Its Vulnerability Storm Season
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-16 Microsoft Caves on Vista Security
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-12 Common Sense on Vista Adoption
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-09 Dive into the PhishTank
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-05 Security, Hypocrisy and the Kernel Patching Spat
starstarstarstarstar 2006-10-02 The Limits of Scanning
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-28 Business and Home Security Converging
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-25 Security: The Final ISP Frontier
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-21 This Column Is a Fraud!
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-18 ePassports—Why?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-13 How Big Is the Click Fraud Problem?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-11 The Problem of Ad-Hoc Storage and Connections
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-06 Javas Momentum Is Running Low
starstarstarstarstar 2006-09-03 The Malware Testing Standards Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-30 The End of the Worm Era
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-28 Typo-Squatting, DNS Wildcards and the Sucky State of Domain Affairs
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-20 Ethics and Virus Testing
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-16 Dont Believe That Lying Telephone
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-14 UTM (D)Evolves
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-07 The Next Research Frontier: Game Cheating
starstarstarstarstar 2006-08-03 Security and the Home Enterprise
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-31 Will Black Hat Take the Green and Go Yellow?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-27 Block E-Mail Bounces with BATV
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-24 Wasted Spam Bits and the Lazy/Stupid Factor
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-19 Whois Hijacking My Domain Research?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-18 Microsoft Buys Tools Vendor Winternals
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-17 Microsoft Has Come a Long Way with IIS
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-13 My-Registrar-Screwed-Me.Info
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-10 What If Your Building Burns Down?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-05 No WGA Harm, No Foul
starstarstarstarstar 2006-07-05 Network IPS Isnt a This-Generation Technology
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-27 My Anti-Virus Revolving Door
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-21 Bring On the Security Price Wars
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-19 Raising Standards for Device Drivers
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-14 Huge Patch Day, Small Bombshell
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-12 Political Spam Comes with the Territory
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-08 Bad Taste: Another Way ICANN Blew Domain Registration
starstarstarstarstar 2006-06-05 OneCare Seals the End of a Security Era
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-29 Vista Security Check: This Time Microsoft Means Business
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-25 The Secret Anti-Spammer Death Squads
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-22 Is the VOIP Privacy Genie Already out of the Bottle?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-18 Search Engines Need to Take Responsibility for Sponsored Links
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-16 The Slow Evolution of Permissions Improvements
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-08 Theres Still Life in the Post-Vista Security Aftermaket
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-04 Unified Threat Management: The Secure SMBs Friend
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-02 Security Watch: The Fake Internet Lottery Jackpot is... All Your Money!
starstarstarstarstar 2006-05-01 Cryptography Rides to the Notaries Rescue
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-27 Irresponsible Bug Disclosure
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-24 Anti-Virus Is a Tough Job for Open Source
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-20 Is E-Mail Authentication Back on the Radar?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-17 The Future of Phish Fighting
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-13 Its Time to Leave Win9x Behind
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-06 Mac Could Get Infected at Boot Camp
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-06 The Real Malware Cleanup Problem Is at Home
starstarstarstarstar 2006-04-03 Theres No Privacy Interest in Public
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-31 Would a Security Monopoly Really Be So Bad?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-27 In Internet Security, How Critical Is Critical?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-21 Which Windows Do You Need at Home?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-15 Credit Card Security Issues Rise to a Boil
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-13 Time for the Anti-virus Business to Talk Testing
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-10 CME Malware Naming System Never Had a Chance
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-07 Is American Software More Secure?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-03-01 Activist Group Tilts at E-Mail Windmills
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-23 Can Vista Save Enterprises from Themselves?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-20 What Will Apple Do When the Malware Comes?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-17 Time To Raise Prices—Internet Access is Too Cheap
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-14 A Toe in Legit Waters: The Latest Shift in Spammer Technique
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-08 Goodmail Is a Much Misunderstood Solution
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-06 The Future of Security Gets Fuzzy
starstarstarstarstar 2006-02-02 A Slow Death for ActiveX?
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-30 Move to Intel a Security Non-Issue for Apple
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-25 Spreading the Secret Source Code Sauce
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-24 Microsoft Takes Another Anti-Rootkit Step
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-17 The Moon and the Spam Filter
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-12 Some Rootkits Are Worse Than Others
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-09 Wow, Microsoft Sure Patched That One Quickly!
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-05 Security Community in Dispute over Severity of WMF Flaw
starstarstarstarstar 2006-01-02 How Serious Is the WMF Vulnerability?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-31 Workaround, Protections Emerge for WMF Exploit
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-31 Anti-Virus Protection for WMF Flaw Still Inconsistent
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-29 Another WMF (Windows Major Foul-Up)
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-23 Tis The Season For Security Software
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-19 A Better Windows Permission Model
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-16 Dont Hold Out Hopes For Anti-Rootkit Chips
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-13 Where Do You Put Your Security Dollars?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-08 Post-New Years Sobriety, Guaranteed
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-05 Is a New Vulnerability the Tip of the Perl Iceberg?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-12-01 Blog Away. RSS Worms Are A Phony Threat
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-28 "They" Know Where You Are
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-21 Tough Decisions: Heuristics and Threats
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-17 User Privileges, Malware and the Sony Rootkit Debacle
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-15 NAC Will Fill a Big IT Security Gap
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-08 Is This the Dawn of the Linux Worms?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-11-03 When Vendors Install Malware
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-27 Whos Getting Rich in the .Com Market?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-24 No Mercy To Sploggers
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-20 A Bad Week for Patch QA
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-18 Only Suckers Renew
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-14 Smart Users Toe the Line on Patches
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-10 MS-YASS 1.0? (Yet Another Security Suite)
starstarstarstarstar 2005-10-05 Kill Pests, Dont Spread Them
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-29 No Solution at Hand for the Malware Naming Mess
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-26 Class Action Suits Arent the Best Way to Challenge Spyware
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-18 Imagine Widespread Anti-Phishing Use
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-14 The Software Practices Police Squad
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-09 Selective Disclosure Raises Questions
starstarstarstarstar 2005-09-06 Gee, I Think I Have a Virus
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-29 Reports: Long Registry Names Could Hide Malware
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-29 For Safe Updates, Build a Better Firewall
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-24 Windows 95: Doomed by Its Own Success
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-23 Continuing on About Backing Up
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-16 New Worms Catch Big Business With Pants Down
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-16 August Patch Winds Fade
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-12 Your ISP as a Security Provider
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-09 Wholl Fill the Gap in the Gateway Security Market?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-04 Home Users Need to Plan for the Worst
starstarstarstarstar 2005-08-01 Where Does Truth Lie in Lynn/Cisco Case?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-28 Windows Vista Security Looks Promising
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-25 Adware Tries to Climb Out of the Muck
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-25 Serious Vulnerabilities Reported in Open Source Anti-Virus
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-21 With a Name Like Microsoft…
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-18 Its Time to Standardize Vulnerability Day
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-13 Strive for Authentication, But Dont Count on It
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-12 Why Microsoft AntiSpyware Is Untrustworthy
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-06 Law and Order on the Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2005-07-01 A Brand New Internet?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-28 Return of the Anti-Zombies
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-23 Wireless Access: The Next Great Municipal Crisis
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-16 Are Biometrics the Answer to the Password Problem?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-14 Adware-for-Hire Vector Underscores IE Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-10 What Else Do Google Ads Finance?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-07 IE 7.0s Future Is in 2003
starstarstarstarstar 2005-06-03 Your E-Mail Is Getting a Reputation
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-31 Assume Malware Espionage Is Common
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-27 Microsoft Tools Show Only ISPs Can Stop Mail Abuse
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-25 In Fight Against Spam, No More Excuses for ISPs
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-22 Can the VOIP 911 Problem Be Solved?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-19 Sober Analysis of Mail Worms and Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-16 Microsoft Tries to Leapfrog the Consumer Security Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-12 New Firefox, Mozilla Versions Fix Open Browser Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-09 How Long Can You Fly Under the Malware Radar?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-05-05 ICANN Sticks Up for Trademark Holders
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-28 The State of New York vs. The Adware Mob
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-28 That Phishy Smell Is Coming from Yahoo
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-22 The Sad State of Spyware
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-20 Worm Early Warning System Late to the Game
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-16 New Firefox, Mozilla Versions Plug Critical Security Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-14 The Lame Blame of ActiveX
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-08 Shutting Down the Highway to Internet Hell
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-07 Tales of a Professional Social Engineer
starstarstarstarstar 2005-04-04 ICANN Digs into Panix.com Domain Theft—but Not Too Deep
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-31 Unix Authors Rush to Patch Telnet Flaw
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-27 How Broken Is Norton 2005 Activation?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-21 Big Security Guns Should Aim Carefully at Adware, Spyware
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-15 Is Two-Factor Authentication Being Oversold?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-10 Ten Not-So-Simple Rules for Using the Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-07 Help! The Cell Phone Viruses Are Coming!
starstarstarstarstar 2005-03-03 Company-Name Police Part II
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-25 ICANN Still Steal Your Domain
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-24 ARJ File Bug Threatens Trend Micro Scanners
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-21 Should VeriSign Be the Name Police?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-17 Rootkits: Invasion of the Windows Snatchers
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-15 How Much Security Will Microsoft Be Allowed?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-14 Spywares Real, but Anti-Spywares an Illusion
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-10 Microsoft, Pfizer Sue Viagra Spammers
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-08 Microsoft Overloads the Patch Process
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-08 Why Is Symantec So Slow with Updates?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-07 Browser Bugs Spare Internet Explorer for a Change
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-03 ISPs Need To Keep Moving Against Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2005-02-01 ViGuard Not Close Enough For Virus Work
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-30 More Evidence Spam Has Peaked
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-26 Avoiding Evil Twins and Rogue Access Points
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-26 Windows Anti-Piracy Program a Genuine Triviality
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-20 Can Comment Spam Be Stopped?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-18 The Great Domain Robbery of 05
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-13 2005 Off to an Insecure Start
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-11 MS AntiSpyware Beta Shows Promise, Problems
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-10 Microsoft Walks Fine Line on Malware Removal
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-05 Could We Actually Be Winning the Spam War?
starstarstarstarstar 2005-01-03 Some Perspective 5 Years After Y2K
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-30 New Netcraft Toolbar Blocks Phishing, Analyzes Web Sites
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-29 Five Years Later, Windows 2000 Looks Naïve
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-26 Holiday Attacks Target IE Browser, PHP Servers
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-24 Will 2005 Bring a Safer Internet?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-23 No Excuses for No Signatures
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-22 Unix, Linux Security Bugs Patched
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-16 With Non-Critical Bugs Like These, Who Needs the Real Thing?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-12 TLS Is a No-Brainer For Mail Servers
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-10 Anti-spyware: The New Frontier in the Security Software Market
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-07 Microsoft Tightens Windows Server 2003 Security
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-06 2004 Was a Rough Year for Security
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-02 Dont Miss Last Call to Ditch NT 4
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-02 Spammers in Shooting War with Lycos Europe
starstarstarstarstar 2004-12-01 Emergency IE Patch Fixes Critical Bug
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-28 Will New ICANN Rules Fight Domain Transfer Fraud?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-18 Whos Doing Your Anti-virus?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-15 Skype Update Fixes Security Issue
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-15 The Beginning of the Crypto Era
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-11 So Now Will You Install SP2?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-09 Microsoft Patches Spoofing Flaw in ISA Server
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-09 Who Wrote Sobig?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-09 New Version of MyDoom Worm in Zero-Day Attack
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-06 Crack Program Released for Wireless Nets
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-05 New Phishing Attack Uses Old IE Exploit
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-04 Microsoft Gives a Heads-Up on Security Fixes
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-04 What if Malware Programmers Were Better at Their Work?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-11-01 Mac and Linux Not Immune to Viruses
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-31 New IE Flaw Spoofs URLs
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-28 Sender ID Rises From the Dead, Spooky Patent and All
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-25 AOL to Support Sender ID E-Mail Standard
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-25 Will Passphrases Foretell the Death of Pa55.W0rd5?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-21 Latest Linux Vulnerabilities Get Patches
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-21 Bad Input Bombs Your Program
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-20 IE Exploit Lets Attackers Plant Programs on SP2
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-19 Anti-Virus Products Miss Malware in Modified Zip Files
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-18 Google Desktop Search Doesnt Threaten Security
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-14 OctoberPatchFest: The Postmortem
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-10 Is the ASP.Net Bug a Big Deal? MS Thinks So
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-08 Indecency All Around with Content Filtering
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-05 Security Alert: DB2 Flaws Surface
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-05 RealNetworks Fixes Security Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-04 IIS Rounds the Security Corner
starstarstarstarstar 2004-10-01 New Phishing System Takes Advantage of JPEG Bug
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-29 New Bagle Variant Raises Alarms
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-28 The Next Great Worm Is Coming
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-23 No Time Like the Present for Next-Generation Authentication
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-22 Internet Task Force Shuts Down Anti-Spam Working Group
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-21 Microsoft Fixes VPN Flaw in XP SP2
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-21 Bounties Are Not the Answer to Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-20 TruSecure, Betrusted Merge for Managed Security Services
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-16 Microsoft Stretches E-Mail Authentication Patent Claims
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-15 JPEG Bug Raises Many Questions
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-14 Microsoft Graphics Bug Threatens Systems
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-13 Microsoft Patch Day: The Next Generation
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-10 MARID Dumps Microsoft
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-07 Authentication Is Not an Anti-Spam System
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-07 NAT Enough?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-03 Research Firm Reveals Multiple Flaws in DB2
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-02 Security Flaws In WinZip Could Allow Attacks
starstarstarstarstar 2004-09-01 Core Library Flaws Ripple Through Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-30 Dont Expect Privacy on the Web
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-27 Cisco Reports Multiple Security Problems
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-26 I Come to Bury Sender ID, Not to Praise It
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-26 Locking Down Internet Explorer
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-25 Dont Freak Out Over E-Jihad
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-23 HP Writes Good Worm?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-21 Latest SP2 Flaw Bypasses IE Security Zone
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-19 Bugs, Exploits Dog XP SP2
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-18 SP2 Flaw Report Falls Short
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-17 Disinfecting Your PC
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-16 Dealing with the SP2 Installation Fallout
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-12 Should You Put Windows XP SP2 Deployment on Autopilot?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-10 Microsoft Uncovers Exchange Server 5.5 Vulnerability
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-09 AIM Security Hole Opens Users to Remote Attack
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-09 Open Source Not Ready for Anti-Virus
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-05 Flaws in Graphics Library Could Bring Attacks
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-05 Dont Toss That Personal Firewall
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-02 MARID Proposal Presses On
starstarstarstarstar 2004-08-02 Spotting Phish and Phighting Back
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-30 Unscheduled Security Update Fixes Critical IE Flaws
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-29 Spy/Adware, The New Real Security Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-25 Put Up Or Shut Up Time For Microsoft on Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-22 Secure IE 2004 Can Make Safe Browsing Easier
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-19 Boo Hoo Hoo for Victims of XP SP2
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-19 New Phishing Technique Works on Multiple Browsers
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-17 First Windows CE Virus Surfaces
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-16 New Bagle Variant Heightens Alert Levels
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-15 Patch Day Takes Down Some Big Targets, But Problems Remain
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-13 Two Critical Fixes Top MS List for IE, Outlook Express Bugs
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-13 Shared-Hosting Perils
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-12 IE vs. Mozilla on the Shell Hole—Whose Bug Is It?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-08 Mozilla Flaw Lets Links Run Arbitrary Programs
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-08 A Great Patch Solution, but Is It Kosher?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-05 Scriptless IE Not Worth It
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-02 Microsoft Releases Security-Related Configuration Change
starstarstarstarstar 2004-07-01 Microsoft Doesnt Care, So Hack Your Own Update CD
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-28 Major League Baseball Knows Where You Live!
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-25 Attack on IIS Web Sites Infects Browsers With Malicious Code
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-24 Mail Security Service Model Marches On
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-22 Industry Alliance Touts Authentication in Fighting Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-21 Rate Limiting as an Anti-Spam Tool
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-16 FTC Shows Common Sense with No on Spam List
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-15 Windows XP SP2: Trouble Ahead for Developers, Users
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-14 Free and Open Port 25 Use Is Doomed
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-11 URL Parsing Bug in IE Invites Phishing Attacks
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-09 How Much Is Spam Costing Your Company?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-08 Microsoft Details Problems in DirectPlay, Crystal Reports
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-08 Review: Non-Traditional Antivirus
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-08 VPN Appliances Come to the Small Office
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-07 The End of the Mass-Mailer Worm Era
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-02 Give Yahoo a Break on This Adware Controversy
starstarstarstarstar 2004-06-01 Small Appliances Need To Get Bigger
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-27 First 64-Bit Malware for Windows Appears
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-27 Take the Offensive in Slow Times for Worms
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-25 Why Was Intel a No-Show on No Execute?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-25 SPF Group, Microsoft Work to Converge Anti-Spam Efforts
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-20 Symantec Buys Brightmail, and the Pieces Fit Perfectly
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-17 Anti-virus—The Old-Fashioned Way Is Still Best
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-14 DoS Vulnerability Threatens Wireless Networks
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-13 Do Pirates Deserve a Windows Update?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-12 Multiple Vulnerabilities Found in Symantec Client Products
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-11 Microsoft Issues Single New Security Alert for May
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-11 Microsoft Corrects: No XP SP2 for Pirated Copies
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-10 Was the Windows Source Leak a Bust?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-06 Could a Worm on Mac or Linux Ever Get Traction?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-03 SMTP Authentication Hits Standards Track
starstarstarstarstar 2004-05-01 Sasser Worm Spreads Automatically Through Windows Hole
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-29 How Should Researchers Handle Exploit Code?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-29 Exploit Circulating for Windows LSASS Vulnerability
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-29 Microsoft Confirms Bug in SSL Patch
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-26 How Long Is Too Long to Develop a Patch?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-21 Blocking Insecure Network Clients
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-21 Cumulative Patches: Help or Hindrance?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-20 Stopping Spam
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-18 Rumor of Internet Super Exploit
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-16 Whats Spyware? (Part Deux)
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-12 Cheaper Shared Hosting Imperils Security
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-08 A Hands-On Look at Windows Security Update CD
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-07 Researcher Claims Online Anti-virus Scanners Buggy
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-07 Flaw in RealPlayer Client Could Allow Remote Attack
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-05 Whats Spyware? Lets Ask Congress!
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-05 New Version of Sober Worm Spreading in Europe
starstarstarstarstar 2004-04-01 Whos More Secure Than Whom?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-26 Yet Another Bagle Variant Spreading Quickly
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-25 DDoS Attacks for the Common Man
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-23 Software by the Pound
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-22 Netsky.P Spreads Through Ancient Security Hole
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-21 Can Computational Problems Stamp Out Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-19 Security Holes Uncovered in Apache, OpenSSL
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-18 New Bagle Worm Variant Can Run Without Launching Attachment
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-17 Experts Debate Danger of Phatbot Worm
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-15 The Gunk in Windows and How to Deal With It
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-11 Integer Overflows Add Up to Real Security Problems
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-05 Worms Are for Suckers
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-02 Who Will Win the SMTP Authentication Wars?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-03-01 Latest Worm Infestation Puts Security Firms on Alert
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-27 Vulnerability in WinZip Could Compromise Security
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-25 Fresh Worms Attack E-Mail, Internet Explorer, User Data
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-24 MS Caller ID Plan Boosts SMTP Authentication
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-22 How Closely is Open-Source Code Examined?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-20 A Progress Report on Windows ASN.1 Vulnerability
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-20 ZoneAlarm Bug Bares System To E-Mail Attack
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-13 Source Code Leak Offers Novel Security Test
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-12 Next-Generation Nachi Worm Offers Political Message
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-10 National Cyber Alert System Stumbles on Warning
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-06 Should You Shut the Computer Down?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-04 Bug Endures in Microsofts IE Patch
starstarstarstarstar 2004-02-02 MyDoom.B Is For Bust
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-30 Waiting For MyDooms Sunday Punch
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-29 Microsoft to Change IE Behavior to Block Spoofing Attacks
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-28 MyDooms Denial-of-Service Attack on SCO May Have Begun
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-28 MyDoom Lessons: Failures of Education, Antivirus Vendors
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-27 MyDoom More Bad News for SCO
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-21 Bagle Infection Rate Rolling Down
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-19 Windows Bagle Worm Spreading Fast
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-16 The Linux Desktop Monoculture: This Is Better Security?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-15 CAN-SPAM: Good, Bad or Indifferent?
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-12 Yahoo Proposes Anti-Spam Standard For Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-07 Internet Services Go Phish Phighting
starstarstarstarstar 2004-01-05 Internet Security Firm Offers Anti-Phishing Service
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-29 E-Mail Security Services for Small Business and Individuals
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-29 Security Highlights and Lowlights of 2003
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-22 The National Anti-Spam Registry, or a Pretender?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-18 Windows XP SP2s Firewall Will Be in Your Face
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-12 Pick and Choose Your E-Mail
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-11 No MS Security Issues In December? Think Again!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-08 Can CAN-SPAM Put a Dent in Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-05 Could The Bad Guys Win on Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-12-01 Internet Attackers on Phishing Expeditions
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-25 Service Model to Combat New, Uglier Threats in 04
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-24 Domain Theft is Still a Little Too Easy
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-18 Can MS Take Over the Anti-Spam Market?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-16 Making Comdex Relevant Again
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-14 Bugs, Old File Dates in New Microsoft Patches
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-13 Windows XP SP2 On The Way
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-11 Spam Solutions: Good Enough, but Not Perfect
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-10 AntiSpam: Up Close and Personal
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-06 Honor Among Thieves And Other Black Hats
starstarstarstarstar 2003-11-06 Weakness Reported in Wireless Security Protocol
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-31 The Death Of Native Code
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-31 Security Web Digest: XP SP2 To Tighten Default Security ... and More
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-26 Could Server Uptime Bring Security Downtime?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-24 All The Threat Information You Want, And Then Some
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-17 Secure My ISP Network—Please!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-15 Shattering Windows: Is a Disaster Lurking?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-12 Whats With All The Anti-eVoting Hysteria?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-04 New Internet Explorer Patch Plugs Serious Security Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2003-10-02 We Want Our Windows Update CD!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-26 Is Computer Monoculture The Way Of The World?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-23 Can Private E-Mail Communities Keep Out The Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-21 Net Cops: Ready to Write a Security Fix-it Ticket?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-18 Should Senders Pay For the Mess We Call E-Mail?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-16 Do-It-Yourself Spam Fighting
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-15 Security Web Digest: Microsofts Ballmer calls for taking the offensive against viruses ... and More
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-12 Windows Patches and the Dial-Up Problem
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-10 News Flash: Win9x Less Secure Than Ever
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-08 Calling All ISPs: What Are You Doing to Stop Mailer Worms?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-09-04 How to Test Enterprise Spam Defenses?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-27 How Intolerable Are False Positives In Spam Blocking?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-21 Tightening The Security Screws In Windows
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-15 Blasters Near Miss and an Apology From Microsoft
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-09 Microsoft Security Notices: A Double Standard on Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-09 When Hackers and Law Enforcement Team Up We May Be the Losers
starstarstarstarstar 2003-08-05 Blocking Malicious URLs
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-31 Black Hat: Security Conference or Burglar School?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-25 Even Antivirus Scanners Make Mistakes
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-25 Put Antivirus Protection Where it Belongs—On the ISP
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-25 The Doomsday Machines of Malicious Software
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-21 New Frontiers In Blended Threats
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-17 WPA To Whip Wireless Security into Shape
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-13 Antivirus Subscription Inflation
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-09 You Sent Me A Virus! Have A Nice Day!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-06 A Patching Procedure For the Little Guy
starstarstarstarstar 2003-07-02 Fireworks, Hot Dogs and Web Defacement This Weekend
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-27 How Many Firewalls Do You Need?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-26 Is AntiVirus Technology Headed For Obsolescence?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-23 A Dictionary For Vulnerabilities
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-18 Microsoft Files Suit Against Spam Elite
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-16 Antivirus Market Shouldnt Fear Microsoft
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-09 Vulnerability Management Standard a Step Forward for Common Sense
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-06 The Low-Tech Attack Is Often The Best
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-04 Patch Management: The Enterprise Advantage
starstarstarstarstar 2003-06-02 Tightening Up Internet Explorer Security
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-29 How Low Can You Go? New Community Web Site Is Doing You No Favors
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-28 mod_rewrite Rules To Stop Worms & Web Attacks
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-27 Malicious URL Problem Has Solutions
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-22 Crashing Browsers with HTML: Big Deal!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-20 Palyh Worm: What You Need to Know
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-19 Disinfecting Without Informed Consent
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-14 New Worm Covers All The Bases
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-08 Challenge-Response Spam Blocking Challenges Patience
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-08 To Serve and Protect: Let Someone Else Run Your Security Software
starstarstarstarstar 2003-05-04 Wheres Waldo? Hes Hiding in an MP3 File and Youll Never Find Him
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-30 Security Education - Common Sense Turned Off By Default
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-28 Inoculating Yourself Against SQL Injection
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-25 New Microsoft Security Guides to Windows 2000, 2003
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-24 Microsoft Locks Barn Door 2003; Horse Still Inside
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-22 A Win/Win Solution
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-21 Throw Away the Internet; Start All Over
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-17 Time for MS to Throw in the Java Towel?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-13 Small-Biz Security: Monkey in the Middle
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-09 Pirating Windows Server 2003: Crime Doesnt Pay
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-07 Protecting the Kids from the Internet
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-03 Wireless Interference: Smashup On Interstate 2.4
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-03 New Apache Version Fills Security Holes
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-03 Browser Helper Objects and Security Risks
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-02 PC Magazine Review of Personal Antivirus Tools
starstarstarstarstar 2003-04-02 PC Magazine Reviews Spyware Removal Tools
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-29 New Vulnerability in Sendmail Revealed, Patch Available
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-28 Microsoft Issues NT4 Denial Of Service
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-27 Are Whitelists The Answer To Spam?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-24 Why Broadband Is A Security Feature
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-21 Windows Flaw More Serious Than First Thought
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-20 A Bad Week for Security
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-19 Some Versions Of Windows 2000 Crash With IIS Patch
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-17 Moving on Up to Network-Based Protection
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-13 No Security Without Physical Security
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-12 Scam Of The Week: Howdy Partener!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-12 New Worm Targets Microsoft Messenger Programs
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-10 Beware Of Spam Selling Cheap Software
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-07 DoD and GSA Join Liberty Project
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-06 Web Digest: Administer on Your BlackBerry ...and More
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-05 Patches? We Dont Need No Stinkin Patches!
starstarstarstarstar 2003-03-03 Serious Vulnerability In Sendmail (updated)
starstarstarstarstar 2003-02-27 Trouble in Windows Apache Territory?
starstarstarstarstar 2003-02-25 SpamCatcher 2.1h
starstarstarstarstar 2003-02-24 Securing Windows 2000 Server Documentation
starstarstarstarstar 2003-02-24 Ziff Davis Security Supersite: Blocking the Bad Guys


 
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