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Cyberattacks at federal agencies draw House scrutiny
As more is learned about intrusions reported on government computer systems last year, politicians question adequacy of fixes put in place.
Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X flaws
Fourth security update this year addresses vulnerabilities that could let attackers commandeer Macs.
Bug hunter targets routers, other gadgets
Vulnerabilities abound in routers, cell phones and PDAs and could pose a serious threat, a security researcher warns.
Web attackers get better at hiding
In cat-and-mouse game with security pros, cybercrooks are hiding malicious code in Flash animations and encoding it, expert says.
Report: Rootkits becoming increasingly complex
But more security firms are designing software to uproot the stealth technology, says McAfee.
Report: Targeted e-mail attacks increasing
Security firm has spotted a significant upswing in e-mail attacks aimed at organizations.
Oracle to be more selective in patch development
Instead of offering fixes systematically, company will provide fixes for uncommon operating system and application combinations on request.
Symantec enters online services fray
Online backup service for SMBs is first of several hosted services Symantec plans to offer as part of "Symantec Protection Network."
New IM worm targets Skype users
Pykse.A, similar to pests that affect instant-messaging applications, targets users with a chat message and a malicious Web link.
Attack code raises Windows DNS zero-day risk
At least four exploits for vulnerability in the Windows domain name system service were published over the weekend.
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National Security and Intelligence (Washington Post)
Washington Post intelligence reporter Dana Priest was online Thursday, April 19 at 12:30 p.m. ET to discuss the latest developments in national security and intelligence.
Peter Griffin: Symantec's 360 security has your PC covered (The New Zealand Herald)
Thank God for Norton 360, the latest security suite from Symantec. The new addition to the long-running Norton range has done just enough to restore my faith in paid-for security software packages, which, if the email I get is anything to go by, Herald readers are turning off in droves.
Norton Security Store -- New Design with More Content, Multilingual Worldwide Presence (PR Web)
Norton Security Store has gone through a thorough update in order to bring the latest in Internet security field. With its new design, user friendly navigation -- and new Symantec and Norton products offered in countries all over the world -- Norton Security Store has made another big step in its online offer of downloadable Symantec software. (PRWeb Apr 12, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: ...
Norton Security Store -- New Design with More Content, Multilingual Worldwide Presence (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Norton Security Store has gone through thorough update in order to bring the latest in Internet security field. With its new design, user friendly navigation, new Symantec and Norton products offered in countries all over the world, Norton Security Store has made another big step in its online offer of downloadable Symantec software.
More Annoying Vista Upgrade Hassles (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Vista-compatible firewall keep us waiting, plus a free virtual PC tool from Microsoft and funny videos.
Start-Ups and Catch-Ups (New York Times)
?Everyone wanted us to be successful in fighting spam,? said Enrique T. Salem, group president, worldwide sales and marketing, Symantec.
Faqs! Facts! Fax! Limited Audacity (Daily Telegraph)
Rick Maybury deals with your techno traumas.
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Zango’s continued bad practices in light of FTC’s proposed settlement terms
Zango out of compliance with terms in every aspect of FTC proposed settlement per Edelman and Howes. Is the million repayment of ill-gotten gains just a slap on the wrist?
Zango, the FTC, MySpace and You Tube
This past Friday, the FTC announced a million dollar settlement with Zango, formerly named 180solutions, in a lawsuit charging Zango with unfair and deceptive business practices, among other things. See ZDNet story here with more details. FTC announcement here. Case documents can be downloaded here.As usual Zango refuses to take responsibility for anything, again blaming [...]
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