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Recent articles by Dan Kaplan
An eventful - but secure - Olympics
Bode Miller may have flopped on the slopes, but the Olympics’ IT security staff succeeded all the way to the finish at the recently concluded Winter Games.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 23 2006 10:46PM
Security
Gratis sued by New York state
New York state Attorney General Eliot Spitzer’s office is suing a company believed to be responsible for one of the largest internet privacy breaches of all time.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 23 2006 10:22PM
Security
Sun Grid rises - only to be attacked
It did not take long for the new Sun Grid – which offers enterprises access to thousands of CPUs – to become the victim of malicious activity.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 23 2006 10:06PM
Security
Russian rootkit stealing bank info
Teams from Sana Security have discovered a difficult-to-detect trojan designed to steal passwords previously used on infected machines.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 22 2006 10:10PM
Security
Justice Department cybercrime study underway
The U.S. Department of Justice said it has begun receiving responses to surveys aimed at measuring the extent of cybercrime on businesses.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 21 2006 9:37PM
Security
Merrill Lynch fined 2.5M for lax email backups
The Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered brokerage firm Merrill Lynch to pay $2.5 million for not providing email records in a timely manner, the agency announced this week.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 16 2006 9:52PM
Security
IT security experts to fill in House subcommittee
Industry and government leaders will testify Thursday before a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee on the growing cybersecurity concerns facing small businesses.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 15 2006 8:16PM
Security
New Mac flaws fixed
For the second time in as many weeks, Apple has issued a security update fixing critical vulnerabilities on the Mac OS 10.4.5 that could lead to security bypass and system access from remote locations.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 14 2006 9:50PM
Security
Settlement reached on huge N.Y. privacy breach
Following what could be the largest privacy breach in the nation’s history, a leading email marketer will pay New York state $1.1 million for improperly using the personal information of six million consumers.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 13 2006 10:01PM
Security
Oops: McAfee scan makes wrong diagnosis
McAfee enterprise and home users may have unnecessarily deleted or quarantined major files after a recent malware scan revealed a slew of false positives.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 13 2006 9:45PM
Security
Report: 80 percent of emails out to manipulate
Four out of five inbound emails are designed to deceive the recipient, according to a new report studying the scope of abusive online messages.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 10 2006 9:00PM
Security
No Citibank withdrawals north of the border
Citibank has blocked customers from using their ATM cards for cash withdrawals in three countries after detecting several hundred fraudulent withdrawals in those locations, the company said in a statement.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 9 2006 10:33PM
Security
After 38 hours, no bite taken out of this Apple
An Apple system engineer’s challenge to hack into a web page hosted by a Mini Mac is closed – and nobody was able to succeed.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 8 2006 10:19PM
Security
Jobs for moms webmaster cops to spam-porn plea
A New Hampshire woman pleaded guilty this week in connection with a mass pornographic spamming operation resulting in more than 600,000 complaints from America Online customers.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 8 2006 10:01PM
Security
Profit driven hackers a growing threat
Quiet, targeted and profit-driven. These are the adjectives describing the current attacks ruling the IT threat landscape, according to Symantec’s latest Internet Security Threat Report, released today.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 7 2006 9:33PM
Security
Will new Mac challenge take any longer?
A senior Apple systems engineer, not impressed by a recent overseas hacking challenge in which the winner reportedly gained root access to a Mac Mini in under 30 minutes, has launched his own security challenge.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 7 2006 9:25PM
Security
MySpace getting a bit tighter
Popular social-networking site MySpace.com said it is taking additional steps to improve security amid calls for stricter access.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 6 2006 9:09PM
Security
Symantec fixes Norton chat hole
Symantec has fixed a vulnerability in its Norton security products allowing hackers to type in a simple code word to knock users out of online chat rooms.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 3 2006 10:15PM
Security
Google takes care of minor Gmail vulnerability
Google has patched a minor flaw that allowed JavaScript code to run when viewing a Gmail message, the search engine giant said today.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 3 2006 9:58PM
Security
Apple patches Mac flaws
Responding to several well-publicized security issues that raised eyebrows within the IT world, Apple on Wednesday issued its first security update of the year.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 2 2006 9:51PM
Security
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