November, 2011:

• HP says security flaw is real, but flames are unlikely
• Crooks using Zeus in new Facebook attacks
• Former UBS banker sentenced for fraud
• Podcast: Fixing the SSL certificate chain
• Hackers steal credit card numbers from cash registers at UC Riverside
• Bug allows HP printers to be remotely hacked, set on fire
• Facebook to alter privacy practices following FTC ruling
• Preparing for mobile security emergencies
• In the vault: The Coastal Bank and IronKey
• Police charge hackers with targeting AT&T customers
• Twitter buys Whisper Systems for Android security
• Cyber Monday scam emails hit inboxes
• Illinois water pump failure not a cyberattack
• Cyber Monday to bring increase in online threats
• Sutter Health faces lawsuit after lost computer
• Fake FBI scam email making the rounds
• Security spending to increase in 2012, survey shows
• Three indicted in New York on ATM skimming charges
• Holiday folly for retailers with DNS glitches
• AT&T struck with "organized" hacking attempt
• A wild week in cybercrime
• Privacy, identity, and the Nym of the Rose
• Anonymous calls for protests of piracy bill
• Anonymous leaks cybercrime investigator's private emails
• Google program manager: No virus problem for mobile
• Most spam subject lines contain fake order, ticket numbers
• Water utilities in Illinois, Houston reportedly hacked
• Facebook identifies porn spam perpetrators
• Google releases Chrome update to fix high-risk security bug
• Romanian hacker accused of breaking into NASA server
• SC Congress New York: Attacks increasing, budgets lagging
• Sutter Health loses computer, data on 4.2 million
• SC Congress New York: Security is about the basics, with a personal touch
• SC Congress New York: Reach out to the FBI
• Microsoft to make updates less disruptive, more predicatable
• Facebook: Is the Fawkes virus still smoldering?
• Video: The Android problem
• Safety first
• Fight Back Against Spear-phishing - Arm the User
• Secure Mobile Computing on USB
• User discovers phished Hotmail, MSN credentials
• Canadian internet users wary of security and privacy, report
• Alarm raised months before fed breach discovered
• Apple issues iTunes update to close man-in-the-middle hole
• Anonymous vows revenge over Occupy Toronto threats
• GAO again slams IRS over security weaknesses
• VCU server hacked to compromise personal data of 175K
• Kudos to federal cybercrime fighters
• Duqu detection kit released
• Imperva IPO opens high
• Adobe fixes 12 Flash flaws, many allow for code execution
• ACH debit transfer emails leading to malware
• Occupy St. Louis sympathizer hacks mayor's website
• Man charged with hacking Hoboken, N.J. mayor's email
• Top Three Ways to Detect Advanced Malware Infiltrations and APTs
• FBI arrests six in click-fraud cyber scam that netted $14M
• Adobe bids adieu to Flash for mobile
• Firefox updates for security, user add-on control
• Part Two: Duqu: father, son, or unholy ghost of Stuxnet?
• CSO of the Year
• Best Security Team
• Best Professional Certification Program & Best Professional Training Program
• Best Security Company
• Microsoft releases four security patches, one critical
• Best SME Security Solution & Best Rookie Security Company
• Best Enterprise Security Solution & Best Regulatory Compliance
• Best Web Content Management
• Best Vulnerability Management & Best Web Application Firewall
• Best SIEM & Best UTM
• Adobe releases critical Shockwave Player security update
• Best NAC & Best Policy Management
• Best Mobile/Portable Device Security & Best Multifactor
• Best IPsec/SSL VPN & Best Managed Security Service
• Best Identity Management & Best Intrusion Detection/Prevention
• Apple kicks bug hunter out of its developer program
• Best Enterprise Firewall & Best Fraud Prevention
• Best Email Content Management & Best Email Security
• Best Data Leakage Prevention & Best Database Security Solution
• Best Cloud Computing Security & Best Computer Forensics Tool
• Best Anti-Malware Gateway & Best Anti-Malware Management
• "Recommended" 2011 products from SC Magazine
• "SC Lab Approved" 2011 products from SC Magazine
• Freezing assets and turning up the heat
• Another Dutch certificate authority halts business
• Adversaries, allies stealing U.S. trade secrets
• Cold-calling scams and rehearsals for retirement*
• SC Magazine wins Best Photo Spread award
• The security industry that cried wolf
• Report: Anonymous calls off Operation Cartel
• U.S. and EU partner for security response exercise
• Microsoft issues workaround for Duqu malware
• Trojans, Anonymous, Android threats dominate landscape
• Microsoft security update addresses four flaws, not Duqu
• Phishing, the Slim Jim of cybercrime
• The virus problem is worse than you think
• Internet privacy tools too confusing for most users
• Anonymous ready to continue with Operation Cartel
• Accused Scarlett Johansson hacker claims innocence
• Study finds many turn to lawsuits following a data breach
• U.S, Asian nations dominate spam-sender list
• Duqu: father, son, or unholy ghost of Stuxnet?
• Thousands of WordPress sites sucked into BlackHole
• Facebook to extend bug bounty program
• Duqu trojan spreads through 0-day Microsoft bug
• "Nitro" attacks target 29 firms in chemical sector
• Feedback due on gov't proposal around botnet notification
• How does your enterprise defense stack up?: nCircle Benchmark
• Health care must respond to shortfalls
• Debate: The recent arrests of cybercriminals will drive others to think twice before launching attacks.
• Keeping applications secure
• Back to basics for enterprise defense
• Office mobility: Consumerization of devices
• The bug hunt
• Taking a pulse: SC Health Care Roundtable
• Safe development: Safeguarding web applications
• A road littered with hazards: Anti-malware efforts in the wild
• Earning the privilege: Privilege management
• Reducing network breaches
• News briefs: U.S. Air Force downplays breach, hackers compromise MySQL.com
• Threat of the month: Adobe vulnerabilities
• Two minutes on: Are ISPs obliged to squash botnets?
• Company news: Trustwave appoints Leo Cole as chief marketing officer, and other personnel moves and acquisitions
• Me and my job: Implementation of a citywide corporate wireless network
• Skills in demand: IT and information asset management