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• The Onion on TSA's Liquid Ban
• Opening Keyless Car Entry Systems
• MS accuses DRM hacker of source code theft
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• Would You Hire a Former Black Hat?
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• FBI Says Computer Crime Costs Billions Every Year
• Million $ pixel site blackmailed
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Slashdot: IT
News for nerds, stuff that matters

• Employees the Next (Continuing) Big Security Risk?
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The Register - Security
Biting the hand that feeds IT

• Israel hacks Arab TV station
• Twitter's veracity chewed up by Britney's four-foot vagina
• Boffin brings 'write once, run anywhere' to Cisco hijacks
• SMS bug: Nokia's Conversation goes mute
• Nokia 'Curse of Silence' SMS exploit uncovered
• DECT wireless eavesdropping made easy
• 2008: A year of cowboys in IT security
• Boffins bust web authentication with game consoles
• Windows Media Player flaw denied
• Google Calendar phishing scam surfaces
• RBS WorldPay breach exposes 1.5 million
• CastleCops shuts up shop
• CA issues no-questions asked Mozilla cert
• Samsung digital picture frame CD infected by virus
• Accused Scareware mongers held in contempt of court
• Scareware mongers hitch free ride on Microsoft.com and others
• Oil software exec pleads guilty to hacking charges
• MS (finally) confirms unpatched SQL Server flaw
• Datacash tracks down the 3rd Man
• Home Office death list 'stops ID fraud'
• Prolific penis-pill pusher gets slap on the wrist
• Transit agency to work with hackers who found vulns
• US cybersecurity defences fail to thwart mock cyberattack
• HouseCall throws a sickie
• Florist kicks up a stink about false phish alarm
• Corrupt cop abused police database to blackmail child abusers
• American Express bitten by XSS bugs (again)
• Man faces $52k bill after voicemail breach
• YouTube 'poisoned baby food' hoaxer pleads guilty
• Chinese spy scare sours Australia's plans for nationwide broadband
• Royal laptop theft 'will expose picture'
• ecademy exposes customer emails to world+dog
• Mozilla hastily shoves Firefox updates out door
• Internet gambling mogul surrenders $300m in guilty plea
• Microsoft issues emergency patch warning for IE
• American Express web bug exposes card holders
• Opera releases update for 'extremely severe' vulns
• German card leak delivered by microfilm
• Nine in ten emails now spam
• Google sponsored links caught punting malware
• Apple update purges 21 security vulns from OS X
• Web who's who botches secure sockets layer
• Fifth man pleads guilty over Citibank ATM hack scam
• MS issues brown alert over unpatched IE 7 flaw
• Browsers fail password protection tests
• Electronic votes mysteriously vanish in Ohio election
• Brazilian hackers blamed for aiding Amazon deforestation
• IE zero day bites broader group of users
• 'Facebook for Kids' slammed by security researchers
• Daft list names Firefox, Adobe and VMWare as top threats

Schneier on Security
A blog covering security and security technology.

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• Bypassing Airport Checkpoints
• James Bamford Interview on the NSA
• DNS Dead Drop
• Brazilian Logging Firms Hire Hackers to Modify Logging Limits
• Ed Felten on TSA Behavioral Screening

SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
Vulnerability announcements from the BugTraq mailing list.

• Vuln: DotNetNuke User Account Security Bypass Vulnerability
• Vuln: Samba Arbitrary Memory Contents Information Disclosure Vulnerability
• Vuln: xterm DECRQSS Remote Command Execution Vulnerability
• Vuln: Microsoft MSN Messenger IP Address Information Disclosure Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: [USN-702-1] Samba vulnerability
• Bugtraq: Re: php 4.x php5.2.x all "show_source()" ,"highlight_file()" bypass‏
• Bugtraq: Walusoft TFTPServer2000 Version 3.6.1 Directory Traversal
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