July, 2008:

• Backdoor scams emerge on phishing kits
• Senate OKs revamped identity theft legislation
• Bad news underground
• DNS patch slows BIND servers
• X-Force at mid-year: Cybercriminals get faster
• Mozilla warns of low-risk DoS vulnerability in Firefox 3
• Hot or not: Web application firewalls for security and regulatory compliance
• Web 2.0: Attack of the JavaScript malware
• NASA hacker loses extradition appeal
• Storm Worm leverages FBI and Facebook in new attack
• Oracle working on out-of-cycle fix for WebLogic flaw
• Motorola acquires wireless security maker AirDefense
• July 28, 2008: Overcoming Olympics-related threats
• Study: Security flaws threaten online banking
• St. Mary's hospital database breach exposes 128,000
• Sophos bids to acquire endpoint encryption firm
• Four fixes shipped for "critical" RealPlayer holes
• The Rustock botnet spams again
• Application weaknesses double as networks tighten up
• Exploit code released for DNS vulnerability
• McAfee: Small firms naive about security
• Who was that masked cybercrime specialist?
• Mac attacks on rise
• After guilty plea, E-Gold founder seeks to remove stigma
• Convicted spammer escapes from prison
• "Spam King" sentenced to 47 months
• DNS flaw details heighten urgency to patch
• Hackers: Georgia on my mind
• The DVD version of my report on Sen. Obama’s cybersecurity speech
• NERC unveils cybersecurity plan
• BlackBerry maker fixes PDF flaw that could crash server
• July 21, 2008: San Francisco WAN lockout
• Is Limbo 2 the ultimate trojan?
• Google Trends hacked again
• Romanian cybercrime ring busted
• Facebook exposes private data
• Cybersecurity and the presidential campaign
• BlackBerry advises blocking PDFs until flaw is fixed
• The importance of strategic thinking
• Data security and higher education
• Business booms for organized cybercriminals
• Trojan disguised as UPS delivery note
• Oracle pushes out 45 patches; 14 for Database
• Phishing attack targets Monster.com
• Angry insider locks down San Francisco WAN
• "Spam King" Soloway to be sentenced July 22
• Verdict neither in or out in spam king sentencing
• Free software unveiled to help track lost laptops
• Webroot creator found dead after going missing in Hawaii
• New trojan in the wild targeting multimedia files
• July 14, 2008: The DNS vulnerability
• Investment firm exposes data on Supreme Court justice, 2,000 others
• As businesses weigh adoption, new iPhone plugs 13 flaws
• ZoneLabs details Microsoft patch workarounds
• Organ and tissue donors' personal info possibly exposed
• Sun, Apple offer security updates
• What you must know about network security before going global
• Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Harry D. Raduege Jr., chairman, Deloitte Center for Network Innovation, Deloitte & Touche
• Online auction site goes to war on spam
• A sad story to report
• Fake Storm Worm blast claims World War III is here
• Attackers target zero-day Microsoft Word bug
• Cybercriminals move with the times
• Making data breach prevention a matter of policy
• Survey says: Government employees enjoy wireless internet
• Multiple vendors cooperate to issue DNS design flaw fix
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes nine vulnerabilities
• Headed to China? Some rules of the road
• The emergence of crimeware as a service
• ICANN downplays site hacks
• Mozilla set to develop risk model for software development
• Microsoft IE8 to have more defenses
• Microsoft investigates ActiveX public exploits
• July 7, 2008: SQL injections continue
• "Showing up" in the world
• Build a sound foundation
• Accessing the network -- securely
• 2008 Salary and career survey: More than money
• Higher learning
• Seeing the green: Troon Golf and Fortinet
• Data Theft: Identifying solutions
• A more secure union
• Microsoft readies four patches for July update
• User activity monitoring for speeding time to compliance
• The SC World Congress
• Firefox, Opera push out security updates
• Google opens RatProxy security code
• Fake Microsoft patch spam makes rounds
• Sony PlayStation website hit by SQL attack
• Palm-vein biometrics help accurately ID patients
• FTC to poll identity theft victims
• PCI standard to include unattended POS
• Five steps to securing mobile data for HIPAA compliance
• It came from beyond the cubicle
• Botnet creator pleads guilty
• Apple delivers fourth Mac OS X update of year