Network Security
Facing ban threat, RIM makes an offer to India
FTC drops P2P file sharing probe of LimeWire
Scammers hit Twitter, Facebook, send free iPad spam
Google defends Android Market license server, despite reported hack
Indian court extends custody of voting machine researcher
Facebook to pull IE6 plug for Chat
Facebook and Twitter users receive 'free iPad' spam from hackers
Facebook and Twitter users are complaining about their accounts being compromised and then being used to spam friends with suspicious "free iPad offers."
Sweden to question Wikileaks' Assange over molestation allegations
Swedish chief prosecutor Eva Finné has ordered that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange be questioned about molestation allegations.
Pentagon official confirms bad flash drive caused US military network hack
Although US military networks are attacked all the time, it took a successful thumb-drive assault on the Pentagon in 2008 to convince the US military to revise its cybersecurity strategy, according to a published report.
Infected USB drive blamed for '08 miitary cyber breach
Windows DLL exploits boom; hackers post attacks for 40-plus apps
Security chiefs at home: No such thing as 'off duty'
Attack of the Flash cookie zombies
Pentagon official details U.S military net hack
Social Security Administration to award massive network deal
Adobe fixes 20 vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player
Visa offers new guidance on securing payment applications
The 5 myths about location based services
First there was location-based social network Foursquare. Then Gowalla and other sites followed suit and launched. And now with news that Facebook is slowly rolling out its own location-based technology, you can expect to hear a lot-both true and false-about what these services really are.
Hackers use bogus tales of dead celebrities in Zeus botnet attack
Hackers are using tales of dead celebrities to build out Zeus botnets by duping users into compromising their own PCs, security experts said today.
Microsoft unpatched DLL load hijacking exploit is in wild
Less than 24 hours after Microsoft said it couldn't patch Windows to fix a systemic problem, attack code appeared Tuesday to exploit the company's software.

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