September, 2010:

• U.S. authorities charge 70 money mules in Zeus ring
• Adobe Reader, Acrobat patches coming Tuesday
• From sci-fi to Stuxnet: Exploding gas pipelines and the Farewell Dossier
• U.K. police arrest 19 in major Zeus bust
• Developments to the PCI standard: Interview with Jeremy King, European head of the PCI Security Standards Council
• Is the United States the weakest link when it comes to credit card security?
• Securing our eCity: Grassroots block-by-block cyber threat awareness
• Microsoft delivers emergency ASP.net patch
• Spy software company's data reuse deemed unethical
• LinkedIn spam run aims to foist Zeus on victim PCs
• Stuxnet should serve as wake-up call, say experts
• Zeus moves to mobile devices to sniff out text messages
• Cyber Storm III exercise set to begin Tuesday
• Microsoft to issue ASP.net patch out of cycle on Tuesday
• A fraud by any other name still smells as nasty, Part I
• Twitter recovers after second worm attack in a week
• Two remaining Comcast.net hijackers sentenced
• Websites suffer from 13 security flaws on average
• Extradited VoIP hacker sentenced to 10 years
• Legal matters: Aon Corp. and Mitratech
• Up to code: A.I.M. Mutual Insurance Cos. and BitArmor
• PCI Council: P2PE simplifies PCI DSS compliance
• 10 tips for simplified encryption
• Entrapment: Somebody told me to do it, officer
• Cisco releases 12 bug fixes
• Twitter hole patched
• Alleged ringleader of ID theft operation extradited to N.Y.
• Calling all IT security pros
• Twitter hit with exploit attack
• Adobe updates Flash Player to address critical flaw
• Microsoft confirms ASP.NET flaw, issues workaround
• Legislation a good first step to cybersecurity leadership
• Authorities charge 53 in N.J. identity theft/bank fraud ring
• Leading Stuxnet theory points toward sabotage and SCADA inside players
• Automated web attacks: Interview with Amichai Shulman, co-founder and CTO of Imperva
• The threat landscape: Interview with Chester Wisniewski, senior security adviser at Sophos
• Geek squad vs. mod squad: Should use policy become a federal beef?
• Phish claims recipient's tax payment was rejected
• NBA star Shaquille O'Neal accused of hacking
• Why I'm leery of the Lieberman-Collins-Carper bill
• When it comes to avoiding data breaches, universities can learn from the enterprise
• IBM buys compliance software firm OpenPages
• Apple patches zero-day QuickTime flaw with 7.6.8 release
• Cache of stolen FTP credentials discovered
• Device with sensitive data stolen from Rice University
• Microsoft fixes another Stuxnet-related bug, 10 others
• New commercial DDoS botnet discovered
• Flash on iPhone ends fight club between Apple and Adobe
• Adobe discloses Flash bug, moves up Reader fixes
• Email worm traced back to cyber-jihad group
• No reason to keep application security in the backseat
• HP to buy ArcSight for $1.5 billion
• Major U.S. organizations hit by 'Here you have' email worm
• Microsoft to issue nine patches, four for "critical" bugs
• Mass email worm found spreading
• Prison sentence for RBS hacker suspended in Russia
• Hold the phone: Are you secure?
• Microsoft to assume control over Waledac domains
• Active exploits targeting Apple QuickTime 0-day
• Safari, Firefox updated for critical flaws
• Adobe grapples with new Reader, Acrobat zero-day
• Twitter fixes XSS flaw after being exploited
• Group forms task force to combat malicious ads
• Cell phone location data to remain private
• Microsoft studies report of IE zero-day after disclosure
• Symantec secures its vulnerable "Hack is Wack" site
• Credit card fraud down, debit card fraud up, say Canadian authorities
• Fake registrar frozen and fined
• Data on thousands of NYC college students on stolen laptop
• Saskatchewan teenager nabbed for botnet
• Canadian gambling site back live
• Skills in demand
• Me and my job
• Access management: Open the door and let me in ...
• Risk management from another perspective
• Company news: Paul Stitch appointed CEO at Dasient, plus changes at Plan B and BITS
• Cloud security: Parting clouds
• Investigating cybercrime
• Internet Protocol: Generation 6
• SC World Congress: Problems solved
• Up against the wall: Raymond James Financial and FireMon
• A cyber bridge for the mountain stream
• Will a federal data breach bill help?
• Letters
• Mobile device data security
• Security in remote offices
• The White House's online identity plan will improve online privacy and security.
• LNK/Exploit.CVE-2010-2568
• The mobile app risk
• Spend more now, pay less later
• Facebook unveils new logout capability
• Nigerian man imprisoned on false promise of fortune
• Google releases Chrome 6
• Spammers inundate Apple's new social media service Ping
• Is there a silver bullet to the payment industry's data security woes?
• Certain HP scanners can permit snooping and spying
• Heartland settles with Discover over breach
• Microsoft releases new tool to defend against DLL attack