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Recent articles by Dan Kaplan
Redmond explains Explorer updates
Microsoft issued a non-security update Tuesday to clarify two recent updates for Internet Explorer.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 1 2006 9:49PM
Security
FedEx pay system could be grounded
A smart card used for the FedEx Kinko’s ExpressPay system is vulnerable to malicious attacks that could lead to a handsome payday for hackers, a malware-monitoring group said Tuesday.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 1 2006 9:45PM
Security
Russia-based criminal mobile malware found
The first mobile malware designed to steal money has been detected, although security experts do not believe the Russian-based, proof-of-concept trojan poses a threat.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 28 2006 9:41PM
Security
A meteorologist for web users
Anti-virus giant Symantec today unveiled its "Internet Threat Meter," an easy-to-understand web feature that provides consumers with updated risks associated with popular online activities.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 28 2006 8:03PM
Security
Cross-infecting virus discovered
The first malware to cross-infect a PC and a Windows wireless pocket device has been discovered, the Mobile Antivirus Researchers Association (MARA) said today.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 27 2006 9:43PM
Security
Is new Google desktop a threat?
The debate continues over the security of Google’s latest desktop version because of a controversial feature that allows users to run remote searches across multiple computers.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 24 2006 9:00PM
Security
Florida data thief gets eight years in slammer
A Florida man convicted of one of the largest data-intrusion crimes ever committed was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 23 2006 9:37PM
Security
CSIA: Fight against spyware is on
The newly formed Anti-Spyware Coalition held its first public workshop earlier this month as a way to bring together key players to discuss malicious software, the Cyber Security Industry Alliance said in its February newsletter.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 22 2006 8:07PM
Security
More Mac headaches surface
On the heels of last week's discovery of the first two worms designed to infect Mac OS X platforms, a new vulnerability surfaced today.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 21 2006 10:36PM
Security
Smaller firms spending more wisely, study says
Large organizations trail smaller counterparts in terms of defending their networks, a new Computer Economics study has found.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 21 2006 8:43PM
Security
From RSA 2006: Communication is key
Add the ability to communicate with top-level management as the new requirement for successful chief information security officers, a panel of experts said today at RSA Conference 2006 in San Jose.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 17 2006 12:30AM
Security
From RSA 2006: Scientist says metrics are a must
While measuring risk is challenging and may never be exact, companies can employ a common model that will guide them toward making proper IT security business decisions, an expert panel said today at the RSA Conference in San Jose.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 16 2006 2:08AM
Security
From RSA 2006: Fighting the good IT security fight
National cybersecurity is improving as the public-private partnership broadens but much work remains, a panel of security experts said Wednesday.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 15 2006 7:43PM
Security
From RSA 2006: Gates looks to simplicity without passwords
The path leading to more secure computing is lined in simplicity – and more than one password, Bill Gates, Microsoft chairman and chief executive officer, said today.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 14 2006 9:28PM
Security
EFF not a fan of Google Desktop
The Electronic Frontier Foundation today warned against using the new version of Google Desktop, which has a feature that the watchdog group believes could be a target for malicious hackers.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 10 2006 10:18PM
Security
Feds, firms complete cyberterror drill
Key infrastructure leaders have completed a trial run to measure reactions to a simulated cyberattack, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced today.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 10 2006 9:16PM
Security
Internet is New York consumer's prime peeve
The results are in: The top consumer complaint in New York is...the internet.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 9 2006 10:05PM
Security
Four months and $50 for OneCare
OneCare Live, Microsoft’s new security software, will hit the market in June, the Redmond, Wash.-computing giant announced Tuesday.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 8 2006 9:48PM
Security
Danish sites hacked over controversial cartoon
Muslim extremists angered over satirical Danish caricatures of the prophet Muhammad have launched a cyberspace attack.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 7 2006 9:44PM
Security
Little action from Kama Sutra Worm
To the delight of mouse-clickers around the globe, the so-called Kama Sutra Worm scored high marks on foreplay – but failed to deliver the knockout blow many security experts feared it would.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 6 2006 9:00PM
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