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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

• Energizer USB Battery Charger Software Infects PCs
• Coping With 1 Million SSH Authentication Failures?

The Register - Security
Biting the hand that feeds IT

• 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
• Brass necked suspect swallows USB evidence
• Google: 'no timetable' on China talks
• Authorities dismantle botnet with 13 million infected PCs
• Microsoft wants to put infected PCs in rubber room
• Woman called Window joins Apple
• Zombie tactics threaten to poison honeypots
• National Theatre hack forces password reset
• WoW authenticators bypassed by middlemen hackers
• Qualys crawls into the malware scanning biz
• IE code execution bug can bite older Windows
• Wiseguys net $25m in ticket scalping racket
• Openistas squish security bugs twice as fast
• Hackers go on Tory-bothering spree
• Fatal System Error: Watching the miscreants
• DarkMarket founder jailed for five years
• Most resistance to 'Aurora' hack attacks futile, says report
• Microsoft warns over rogue Security Essentials
• Cyberspooks sceptical on UK.gov's IT cost-cutting plans
• Twitter hits fan as scams smite banks, cabinet ministers
• Computer boffin on NHS Spine: Get out while you can
• Latvian hacker tweets hard on banking whistle
• Cryptome restored after Microsoft change of heart

Schneier on Security
A blog covering security and security technology.

• Marc Rotenberg on Google's Italian Privacy Case
• Guide to Microsoft Police Forensic Services
• Google in The Onion
• Eating a Flash Drive
• De-Anonymizing Social Network Users
• Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Teapot
• Another Interview with Me
• Mariposa Botnet Shut Down
• Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative
• Crypto Implementation Failure
• Tom Engelhardt on Fear of Terrorism
• More on the Al-Mabhouh Assassination

SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
Vulnerability announcements from the BugTraq mailing list.

• Vuln: RETIRED: Microsoft March 2010 Advance Notification Multiple Vulnerabilities
• Vuln: Microsoft Excel DbOrParamQry Record Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
• Vuln: Microsoft Windows Movie Maker and Producer '.mswmm' Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
• Vuln: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'iepeers.dll' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: ZDI-10-025: Microsoft Office Excel XLSX File Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: SQL injection vulnerability in wILD CMS
• Bugtraq: IBM ENOVIA SmarTeam v5 Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
• Bugtraq: [security bulletin] HPSBMA02489 SSRT090065 rev.1 - HP Performance Insight , Remote Execution of Arbitrary Commands
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