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• Directory harvest attacks plummet
• Altech opens Perth office
• Fake websites fool investors
• Celebrity porn virus targets Microsoft
• Macquarie Telecom ups SQL cluster push
• Man charged over games, DVD piracy setup
• Mozilla pays bounty to bug finder
• Windows Server Update shuts open security Gates
• Optus acquires Reef
• Quantum leap for UK crypto technology
• LG in notebook play
• Juniper acquires Kagoor to boost VoIP security
• Online crime gangs have organized supply chain
• Feinstein calls for more laws to prevent identity theft
• Blaster writer won't have to pay restitution
• Hostway web spreads with IntaServe buy
• Leading solution providers sign up for SC Forum
• eXeed enters administration
• $25k Mac virus comp opens can of worms
• VoIP security alliance takes off
• Hackett slams Telstra bushband plan
• Changing attitudes towards corporate governance
• U.C. Berkeley laptop with personal data of 98,000 stolen
• NIST releases HIPAA resource guide
• Where techies, businessman and lawyers meet
• Reseller running pyramid scheme
• $25k Mac virus competition taken offline
• OCS diversifies with online superstore
• China is full of phish
• Rising number of phishers are turning to pharming
• Oracle acquires Oblix
• GAO report: Weak security at SEC
• Arbor Networks spearheads telecom alliance to block attacks
• Industry, law enforcement must team up to stop breaches
• Banks advised to notify customers of data breaches
• No joy as SOX costs more than estimated
• Microsoft update - Apple hackers downdate
• Two steal $1m in games consoles
• Channel too cutthroat, says reseller
• US, Philippines on the Redmap
• More professionalism in IT needed
• Omega acquires Hallmark
• Guilty plea for 'patriotic' defacer
• Enterprise IP telephony market doubles: IDC
• Viewlocity eyes expansion via IBM deal
• Spamalot fans may get spam a lot
• IM attacks on the increase
• 'Desperate Housewives' spam tickles the fancy
• DDoS teens may have to sulk in jail
• Viewsonic touts LCD world first
• IE 'unsafe' for 98 per cent of 2004 claims new report
• Making the grade
• IBM does not send spam back to spammers
• Liberals didn’t misuse phone database: ACA
• Aventail to upsize local channel
• Police buy robot 'Bob'
• Top U.S. companies to hit SC Forum
• World of Warcraft reaches 1.5 million subscribers
• Police net Brazilian phisher king
• Sex spam is back: Clearswift
• Tricky spammers hit below the belt
• Hacker creates fear and loathing in Las Vegas
• Increase in cybersecurity research funding advised
• Hackers pull a fast one on Fast24
• Toss your Packeteer, says TechPlus
• Take control of your security
• Hacker breaches Boston College
• Legend building flash media
• Demand for IT execs still strong
• New VoIP kid on the block
• Avaya to develop apps for Symbian
• Cyberspace attacks rocket
• Getronics acquires RedSiren
• Audit: IRS employees susceptible to social engineering
• McAfee anti-virus range hit by library flaw
• Acer maxes margins in whitebox war
• Indigenous students encouraged to study IT
• Two out of five work days wasted: survey
• Phishers put theft in the frame
• Thatcher husband decoy in email scam
• Optima gets new channel manager
• Changing facts of web crime must be faced
• The industry’s identity crisis must be solved
• Don’t do it Bill. All this will achieve is more hacking
• It’s vital to look back and learn from mistakes
• Dovetail offers WAN load-balance boxes
• Jericho finally sets out vision of open networks
• Police foil $423m cyber-heist
• UK plc must heed advice in fight against net crime
• FoIA exposes a public sector rife with misuse
• Florida ITCEs and SEI bid to improve software quality
• Top groups join together to get state’s attention
• Web services will need managed IDs to stay safe
• Failing to protect systems will turn you into roadkill
• Collaboration is key to infosecurity future says Symantec’s Thompson
• Gates maps out future for Microsoft anti-virus
• Mergers might mean chaos for anti-spam firms
• Password human error “could prove disastrous”
• RSA strides out of safe zone to secure future
• Industry needs to agree on spyware
• ICT entrepreneurs hone skills
• Distributors come in from Veritas cold
• ChoicePoint CEO apologizes for security breach
• Would you show this card to Mom?
• Reluctant hero: How the NISCC came in from the cold
• Washington has a new champion
• Global giants may monopolise services
• Seven steps to heaven
• Avaya signs Peribit in VoIP channel push
• Small flaws… big claws
• IM a bot breeding ground
• Welcome to the new world order
• Systems management gaining importance to security
• Who let him in?
• Microsoft to share ways to protect customers
• FTC hits anti-spyware scammers with ban
• Intelligent surveillance - the death of random review?
• Botnets used as tool for range of attacks
• The virus killer: A morning with the woodpecker king
• Survey reveals contradictions over regulations
• Identity crisis? Factoring the solutions
• Solid investment: Lehman meets ID goals
• VoIP no call centre must-have: survey
• Online criminals rewrite the script on phishing
• The traffic cop: Stopping bugs in transit
• Smart handhelds flourish: IDC
• WebTV hacker jailed
• Review: Cyber-Ark Network Vault
• Review: RSA SecurID for Microsoft Windows
• Federal officials eyeing expansion of Air Force-Microsoft initiative
• Bluetooth phones hacked from a mile away
• Honeywell cuts ribbon at new R&D centre
• Demand for BI software growing
• Equipment seized in ID fraud bust
• LCD dominates monitor market
• Freedom for remote workers
• ID theft prevention legislation proposed
• Altech signs Samsung notebooks, MPIO
• Alstom IT unleashes annuity portal
• Flood of worms breaks on IM shore
• Tighter regulation of data broker industry proposed
• Lenovo gets US nod in IBM sale
• MPs call for Computer Misuse Act changes
• IT sec community has false sense of security
• One third of London wireless networks insecure
• One third of London wireless networks
• Australia drops out of IT economy top 10
• Vodafone extends global partnerships
• Swedish police collar hardcore hacker
• Remote administration tools (2005)
• Huge security breach hits Reed Elsevier
• Consortium launches SCADA research project
• Virus authors form league of ungentlemanly fiends
• PC vendors need to brace for 2005: Gartner
• Choicepoint appoints privacy head to "regain trust"
• Macquarie launches Clean Internet
• HP throws Cisco a curve ball
• Frenchman fined for exploit-posting exploits
• The growing menace of rootkits
• Symantec CEO reiterates benefits of Veritas merger
• Moat and castle still top security strategy
• Aventail sells off managed SSL VPN business
• Acer bags $27M schools deal
• BMC unleashes global partner program
• MMS phone virus marks dawn of new era
• Survey finds password security still a problem
• Employees still risking IT security, new survey finds
• Yoran to keynote SC Forum
• Choicepoint cuts data sales after security nightmare
• IM virus surge marks new criminal turf war
• Internode breaks into big league
• Mobile virus epidemic imminent
• How to stay open and secure
• Brisbane HR systems reseller ramps up
• Intel advances its cause
• Durst gets lawsuit rolling after sex-video hack
• Email filtering (2005)
• OMB: Federal agencies making progress in security
• Increase in mass-mailers: Fortinet
• Florida spammer hit with internet ban
• Anti-virus expert claims spyware does not exist
• Security market "worth $5.5bn by 2008"
• DiData Forum “retired”
• Commerce Secretary approves federal ID standard
• CA catalogue hit by buffer overlow vulnerabilities
• Former employee critiques Cisco
• New Atari site tackles obesity, OFLC
• Judge dismisses female spam-fiend case
• APC shines up channel program
• SkyNetGlobal writes down $7m
• Bagle returns for another bite
• Senator serves up tasty anti-phishing act
• Symantec patents quicker virus detection
• Zero day attacks
• Police investigate fake IDs
• Net viruses plummet but Zafi and Netsky hold fast
• Former B Digital director absolved
• Local 3Com staff escape axe
• Acer rejigs warranties
• Winners and losers for 2005
• Phishers get a fright at the Opera
• MCI divorces spam bride after 18 month affair
• Spanish webcam voyeur says Adios
• Big Blue goes back to channel