ManGeek Recommended
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• EFF on Locational Privacy
• Developments in Lie Detection
• Facebook phishers cast multiple lines
• Woman charged with cyberbullying teen on Craigslist
• Besieged by attacks, AT&T dumps celebrity hacker
• Amazon Confirms EC2/S3 Not PCI Level 1 Compliant
• Australian Police Database Lacked Root Password
• Virginia Becomes First State to Mandate Internet Safety Lessons
• Should IT Shops Let Users Manage Their Own PCs?
• Link spammers go on social networking rampage
• The Ineffectiveness of Security Cameras
• Malware removes rival rootkits
• How much does a data breach cost UK companies?
• Gmail CAPTCHA Cracked
• Backscatter X-Ray Machines and Your Privacy
• Phishing worm hooks MySpace users
• Would You Trust RFID-Enabled ATM Cards?
• The Onion on TSA's Liquid Ban
• Opening Keyless Car Entry Systems
• MS accuses DRM hacker of source code theft

Slashdot: IT
News for nerds, stuff that matters

• Security Industry Faces Attacks It Can't Stop
• Hollow Spy Coins

The Register - Security
Biting the hand that feeds IT

• Programmer gets 4 years in TJX hack case
• Netflix cancels recommendation contest over privacy
• Trojan armed with hardware-based anti-piracy control
• Safari update cages numerous security bugs
• SSD tools crack passwords 100 times faster
• McAfee inadvertently speeds creation of Metaploit IE exploit pack
• Turkey cuffs 23 'militant' hacker suspects
• Sarah Palin to testify in email hack trial
• TSA worker tried to sabotage terror database, feds say
• Microsoft plants Bing on Google-free Chinese Androids
• One-third of orphaned Zeus botnets find way home
• Koobface gang refresh botnet to beat takedown
• Estonian DDoS revenge worm crafter jailed
• Tories on cyber war: Waffle, mutter, waffle. Um, vote for us!
• Password reset questions dead easy to guess
• Bogus Playstation emulators pack Trojan payload
• PayPal restores Cryptome for real
• Zeus botnets suffer mighty blow after ISP taken offline
• Google boss says something will happen in China 'soon'
• Cryptome: PayPal a 'liar, cheat and a thug'
• UK plastic fraud losses fall for first time in 3 years
• Twitter adds filter to cut phishing lines
• Max Clifford takes £1m to drop hack probe
• Suburban woman accused of using net to recruit terrorists
• Fraud-prevention service ponies up $12m for 'false' ads
• It's official: Adobe Reader is world's most-exploited app
• New Internet Explorer code-execution attacks go wild
• FA launches security probe after England team bugged
• Smartphone app botnet experiment blows up a storm
• Vodafone ships Mariposa-infected HTC Magic
• Thailand approves extradition of credit card hack suspect
• 'Crazy' man cuffed for plotting cyber extortion scheme
• Ubisoft undone by anti-DRM DDoS storm
• Paypal freezes Cryptome
• Botnet takedowns 'don't hurt crooks enough'
• Energizer Duo software suffers backdoor Trojan bother
• Patchy Windows patching leaves users insecure
• Opera says bug probably can't commandeer machines
• Think software patching is a hassle? You're not alone
• Scareware sellers fool Google with file switch
• Argos buries unencrypted credit card data in email receipts
• Patch Tuesday will leave F1 hole unpatched
• Israeli raid scrubbed after errant Facebook post
• 'Severe' OpenSSL vuln busts public key crypto
• eBay scammer gets four years
• Monster botnet held 800,000 people's details
• Web wags stage IE 6 funeral
• Hacking human gullibility with social penetration
• MS confirms 'F1 to pwn' IE bug
• How FBI, police busted massive botnet

Schneier on Security
A blog covering security and security technology.

• Friday Squid Blogging: Cipherlopods
• Another Schneier Interview
• Why DRM Doesn't Work
• More Hollow Coins
• Wikibooks Cryptography Textbook
• Wanted: Trust Detector
• Nose Biometrics
• The Limits of Identity Cards
• Marc Rotenberg on Google's Italian Privacy Case
• Guide to Microsoft Police Forensic Services
• Google in The Onion
• Eating a Flash Drive

SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
Vulnerability announcements from the BugTraq mailing list.

• Vuln: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'iepeers.dll' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
• Vuln: MoinMoin Multiple Unspecified Security Vulnerabilities
• Vuln: Linux Kernel Subsystem Connector Missing Capability Check Security Bypass Vulnerabilities
• Vuln: Linux Kernel PI Futex Invalid Pointer Dereference Local Denial of Service Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: VUPEN Security Research - Apple Safari ColorSync Profile Integer Overflow Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: [XSS] I found a xss in phpmyadmin 3.3.0 when we create new database in interface!
• Bugtraq: [SECURITY] [DSA 2014-1] New moin packages fix several vulnerabilities
• Bugtraq: [USN-911-1] MoinMoin vulnerabilities
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