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Adobe issues update to fix Flash flaws
Adobe on Wednesday released a new version of its Flash player to correct seven vulnerabilities that could permit attackers to take remote control of a victim's computer.
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RSA 2008: All Grown Up
The RSA Conference continues to strengthen its hold as the industry's most important gathering for IT security pros.
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FERC approves cybersecurity standards for power grid
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today approved eight mandatory cybersecurity standards that extend to all entities connected to the nation's power grid.
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Microsoft delivers seven patches including DNS fix
Microsoft today released seven patches - all critical - addressing 19 vulnerabilities, including a promised fix for the well-publicized but sparsely exploited zero-day DNS server flaw.
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McAfee launches its own security publication
Anti-virus giant McAfee today launched a semi-annual journal dedicated to the coverage of timely security topics with the hope that industry professionals can use the material to make proper decisions.
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Back to school
The message is clear for employees at the 19 Exchange Bank branches scattered across Sonoma County in California: Protect valuable customer information or risk damaging the financial institution's good name.
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Quick fix for critical Symantec flaw
Security giant Symantec has quickly patched a "highly critical" flaw in its enterprise anti-virus software that could lead to the remote execution of malicious code.
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Websense: Keylogger attacks double in a year
Almost one in five organizations have been the victim of a keylogger attack this year, a new Websense survey reveals.
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Little action from Kama Sutra Worm
To the delight of mouse-clickers around the globe, the so-called Kama Sutra Worm scored high marks on foreplay - but failed to deliver the knockout blow many security experts feared it would.
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Little action from Kama Sutra Worm
To the delight of mouse-clickers around the globe, the so-called Kama Sutra Worm scored high marks on foreplay – but failed to deliver the knockout blow many security experts feared it would.