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  1. W32/Minerv-A
  2. PCI experts say deadline is just the beginning
  3. W32/IRCBot-YC
  4. W32/Virut-M
  5. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: Trojan Horse / DNS Redirection : Fake Samsung Ema
  6. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: Information Stealing Code being spammed in Latin
  7. Malicious Web site / Malicious Code: New Storm Tactic: Krackin Software
  8. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: New Storm tactic: Kitty Greeting Card
  9. News: Retailers look to exorcise credit-card data
  10. News: Max Vision charged with hacking -- again
  11. Brief: U.S. lawmakers wrangle over wiretapping act
  12. Brief: Teenager charged with dangerous 911 prank
  13. Brief: Jobs: Security concerns delaying iPhone SDK
  14. Brief: More light shines on RBN
  15. News: eBay users' details posted to anti-fraud forum
  16. News: Another data security bill in the works
  17. Infocus: Aspect-Oriented Programming and Security
  18. Federico Biancuzzi: Rebinding attacks unbound
  19. Don Parker: Of hackers and ego
  20. Mark Rasch: Mod Your iPhone – For Fun or Profit?
  21. Halloween spam tries to spirit away personal information
  22. Stock spammers pump up the volume with MP3 files
  23. Facebook bolsters security to protect children online
  24. Aberdeen Group aims to dispel confusion about Network Access Control
  25. PayPal and eBay email phishing plummets, Sophos study reveals
  26. "Dirty Duo" sent to jail for sending pornographic spam
  27. Criminals try to tarnish name of anti-money laundering website
  28. Microsoft security ****s revealed, but NAC defends companies
  29. Businesses divided over who poses biggest network threat, Sophos survey reveals
  30. Puppy offered for adoption by Nigerian email scammers
  31. YouTube's "invite-a-friend" feature exploited to send spam
  32. Troj/Agent-GEO
  33. W32/Alman-D
  34. W32/Bagle-TA
  35. Troj/Zlob-AFH
  36. Troj/Zlobmi-C
  37. Troj/Lineag-CG
  38. Mal/Feebs-B
  39. Troj/Banker-EJK
  40. Troj/StraDl-E
  41. W32/Dref-AR
  42. Experts say security standards for power grid not enough
  43. Firefox tries again for URI fix, adds Leopard support
  44. More U.S. states urge extension of Microsoft antitrust settlement
  45. Microsoft: We didn't change Automatic Updates
  46. Vulnerabilities inside and out
  47. Aruba countersues Symbol over Wi-Fi patent fight
  48. Symantec: Attackers exploiting new RealPlayer flaw
  49. New study to comb Secret Service ID theft case-files
  50. Viacom exec not satisfied with Google plan
  51. IT security and management on collision course
  52. W32/Rbot-GUN
  53. Troj/Lineag-CH
  54. Troj/Inject-BU
  55. W32/Autorun-F
  56. W32/VBLame-F
  57. Mal/Feebs-C
  58. Intel: Patent reform still needed
  59. Bromine group slams Greenpeace iPhone report
  60. Microsoft won't appeal European antitrust ruling
  61. U.S. is opposed to extending Microsoft sanctions
  62. Microsoft in compliance with 2004 ruling, EU says
  63. Storm Worm now just a squall
  64. With attack code circulating, RealPlayer fix coming
  65. News: Identity thieves likely to be first-timers, strangers
  66. Troj/IRCBot-YQ
  67. After theft, tech support call lands man in jail
  68. 'Profound' effect seen from Microsoft's EU compliance
  69. Troj/Agent-GEP
  70. W32/Sohana-AM
  71. W32/Rbot-GUO
  72. Brief: Adobe, Real release patches for serious flaws
  73. Troj/Reapall-A
  74. W32/Vetor-G
  75. ID thieves have a 50-50 chance of going to prison
  76. Phishers (almost) Scam Grocery Giant Out of $10 million
  77. Mal/Behav-154
  78. U.S. trade rep launches anticounterfeiting campaign
  79. Microsoft: Web 2.0's 'Kobe Bryant' moment coming
  80. Troj/Flood-II
  81. Attack PDF prowls for unpatched Adobe Reader, Acrobat
  82. Troj/MediaDel-A
  83. W32/FearsoD-Gen
  84. Sophos reveals "dirty dozen" spam-relaying countries for Q3 2007
  85. W32/Volage-D
  86. W32/Naplik-A
  87. Microsoft gives interoperability progress report
  88. Court leaks info of alleged ID thief
  89. Troj/Delf-EYN
  90. Brief: Vulnerabilities rise, increasingly severe
  91. Poll: Internet video should be regulated
  92. Hounded by spyware charges, DirectRevenue shuts down
  93. Microsoft withdraws remaining European appeals
  94. W32/Autorun-G
  95. Trade agreement could help delete counterfeit chips
  96. W32/Sdbot-DIJ
  97. Sophos podcast explores PCI compliance
  98. Troj/Dropper-RV
  99. Trend Micro moves into data leak prevention
  100. SanDisk sues LG, 24 others for patent infringement
  101. Brief: Spyware purveyor DirectRevenue closes down
  102. W32/Tilebot-KL
  103. Microsoft's OneCare silently changes Automatic Updates
  104. Troj/BDoor-AHJ
  105. Troj/Dorf-AD
  106. Troj/Tanto-F
  107. Mal/EncPk-BK
  108. Senate passes seven-year Internet tax moratorium
  109. Stopping malware that mutates on demand
  110. Troj/VB-DXQ
  111. San Francisco gallery shows hacker Joe Grand's work as art
  112. News: Court filings double estimate of TJX breach
  113. As attacks on data rise, corporate teamwork fails
  114. W32/Chilin-A
  115. Troj/Dloadr-BEX
  116. W32/Forbot-GT
  117. Troj/QHost-C
  118. Troj/Spywad-AS
  119. W32/ShipUp-M
  120. Brief: Microsoft, security firms warn over PDF attacks
  121. Troj/Rival-B
  122. Troj/TmDrop-A
  123. Mal/EncPk-AF
  124. Mal/Dropper-X
  125. Troj/Ranky-BD
  126. Fake FTC e-mails contain virus attack
  127. FTC: More spyware-fighting tools needed
  128. Attack code out for critical Kodak bug in Windows
  129. Former top UMC executives found not guilty
  130. Security experts blast New Jersey AG
  131. Microsoft lands a winning SSL VPN in Whale
  132. Data leakage prevention discussed in Sophos podcast
  133. One in seven brings their Facebook addiction to work, Sophos research reveals
  134. W32/Virut-P
  135. W32/Rbot-GUP
  136. Think tank, lawmakers create U.S. cybersecurity commission
  137. McAfee buys Web site security company for $51M
  138. Cisco cautious on Brazil tax scandal
  139. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: Halloween Deception: Information Stealing Trojan
  140. Malicious Code: World Bank Deception: Trojan Horse
  141. Malicious Code: Business Skype Phishing Malware
  142. W32/Rbot-GUR
  143. Pharma industry touts cure for data security ills
  144. Stormy Halloween as hackers try to infect PCs with dancing skeleton
  145. Storm Worm sent 15 million pump-and-dump e-mails
  146. Troj/ConHook-AH
  147. Malicious Code: New Storm Tactic: Halloween Deception
  148. Troj/Virtum-X
  149. Brief: Fraud dresses up as skeletons, FTC complaints
  150. News: Task Force Aims To iIprove U.S. Cybersecurity
  151. Brief: Apple fixes seven QuickTime flaws
  152. Brief: Symantec plans to acquire Vontu
  153. Brief: Electronic Jihad rears its head, again
  154. Brief: Mac users face Trojan threat
  155. Mark Rasch: E-mail privacy to disappear?
  156. Report: WabiSabiLabi founder arrested in Italy
  157. Microsoft to patch software driver vulnerability
  158. Apple posts QuickTime security fix
  159. Trend Micro highlights maturity in mobile security
  160. Two charged with hacking PeopleSoft to fix grades
  161. Online privacy policies need work, advocates say
  162. Wi-LAN sues Apple, Dell, HP
  163. Symantec CEO sees more acquisitions ahead
  164. Don't laugh at Estonia -- it could happen to you
  165. IBM details risk management, PCI tools
  166. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: Tabasco state/Banamex email lure banker trojan
  167. Phishing Alert: Poste Italiane
  168. Malicious Code: Department of Justice Trojan Horse
  169. Phishing Alert: Boat Trader
  170. Phishing Alert: Banca Sella
  171. Phishing Alert: United Bank for Africa
  172. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: Rock Phish Using YouTube
  173. Malicious Website / Malicious Code: MSNBC's Turkish site compromise
  174. Phishing Alert: Banco De Credito Centroamericano
  175. Phishing Alert: Equifax ePORT
  176. News: Researchers reverse Netflix anonymization
  177. News: Group drafts rules to nix credit-card storage
  178. Brief: Domain-name issue could aid eavesdroppers
  179. Brief: Microsoft, Mozilla face off over bugs
  180. Brief: TJX wins one battle, offers banks $41 million
  181. Brief: FBI nets eight suspected bot masters
  182. News: Bot master owns up to 250,000 zombie PCs
  183. Infocus: Proactively Managing Security Risk
  184. Federico Biancuzzi: The Man in the Machine
  185. Mark Rasch: Aye, Robot, or Can Computers Contract?
  186. Don Parker: Don't blame the IDS
  187. Novell delays financial results due to SEC inquiry
  188. Ron Paul spam traced to Ukrainian botnet
  189. CDT urges changes to wiretapping legislation
  190. F-Secure: Malware samples doubled in one year
  191. Group will develop AV testing guidelines by early next year
  192. Microsoft: Windows flaw could steer IE to hackers
  193. CA: Beacon's reach extends to non-Facebook users
  194. French auction regulator sues to close down eBay France
  195. Shell, Rolls Royce reportedly hacked by Chinese spies
  196. Attackers target unpatched QuickTime flaw
  197. Which anti-virus software is the best at stopping unknown malware?
  198. Three year old worm accounts for almost a quarter of email-borne malware, reports Sop
  199. Businesses warned by MI5 of Chinese espionage threat, Sophos offers advice
  200. Teenager allegedly headed international hacking ring, Sophos comments
  201. McAfee, Sophos, Symantec: Who is the best at stopping zero-day attacks?
  202. Network Access Control demystified in Sophos podcast
  203. "Inevitable": 58% not surprised that UK government lost data on 25 million people
  204. Sophos advises online shoppers to use caution this holiday season
  205. Troj/Ambler-A
  206. Troj/Bancodo-AK
  207. Troj/Dropper-SR
  208. Troj/Agent-GIA
  209. Troj/Bckdr-QKK
  210. Troj/Jetdrop-A
  211. W32/Sdbot-DJC
  212. W32/Agent-GHT
  213. Troj/Dloadr-BFZ
  214. Troj/Wiepaz-A
  215. Facebook tweaks Beacon again, Zuckerberg apologizes
  216. Experts to Facebook: Mind your manners
  217. Phishing Alert: Handelsbanken
  218. Phishing Alert: Fort Belvior Federal Credit Union
  219. Phishing Alert: Chevron Federal Credit Union
  220. Malicious Web site / Malicious Code: Department of Treasury Trojan Horse
  221. Phishing Alert: Inter National Bank
  222. Phishing Alert: Workopolis
  223. Phishing Alert: 66 Federal Credit Union
  224. Phishing Alert: Yahoo Marketing Solutions
  225. Phishing Alert: Kotak Mahindra Bank
  226. News: Senate delays vote on spy bill
  227. Brief: Adobe releases critical Flash update
  228. Brief: TJX settles with banks over data breach
  229. Brief: 'Critical' flaws in voting systems worry Ohio
  230. Brief: Apple patches flaws in QuickTime
  231. Federico Biancuzzi: Real Flaws in Virtual Worlds
  232. Mark Rasch: Copyrights and Wrongs
  233. Bank mules arrested for part in phishing attacks, Sophos reports
  234. British government loses more personal data, Sophos comments
  235. Calls for NAC grow as Microsoft releases critical patches, Sophos reports
  236. Lebanese lottery scammer arrested in Cyprus, Sophos reports
  237. Troj/Ranck-FS
  238. Troj/Bancban-QR
  239. Troj/Lineag-CV
  240. Troj/MutRK-A
  241. Troj/Agent-GJU
  242. Troj/Dloadr-BGS
  243. Troj/Agent-GJR
  244. Troj/Lineag-CU
  245. Troj/Agent-GJQ
  246. Troj/BDoor-AIY
  247. Troj/BDoor-AJB
  248. Troj/Agent-GHF
  249. Troj/Hupigon-SX
  250. Troj/Cimuz-CS
  251. Troj/NMism-A
  252. W32/Dorf-AJ
  253. Surfing the pump-and-dump wave in latest Sophos podcast
  254. Santa's virus striptease goes down a Storm, warns Sophos
  255. Troj/VBDrop-E
  256. Russian Business Network aka "Flyman"
  257. L.A. County Man Pleads Guilty To Hacking Into Hotel
  258. Romanian Authorities Arrest 9 of 22 Defendants
  259. Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Attackers Exploiting News of Benazir Bhutto Assa
  260. Brief: Malware variants may have hit half-million mark
  261. Brief: Music industry's piracy claims rile critics
  262. Brief: Policy group warns over travel card
  263. Brief: Reported data leaks reach high in 2007
  264. Sophos positioned in the Leaders' Quadrant for 2007 Endpoint Protection Platforms Mag
  265. Hackers fail to take a holiday break as 2008 malware attacks gather steam
  266. W32/Rbot-GVR
  267. Troj/NtRtDrop-A
  268. Troj/Flux-EG
  269. Troj/Droopy-A
  270. Troj/Dload-AM
  271. W32/Jalous-A
  272. Troj/Feebs-CA
  273. Troj/Binder-A
  274. W32/Hoxi-D
  275. Troj/Dorf-AO
  276. Facebook hack fuels Web 2.0 concerns
  277. Microsoft prepares two Windows security updates
  278. U.K. prepares for amended computer crime law
  279. Webroot delivers real-time defense against malicious code
  280. Anti-botnet vendors plug in
  281. US-CERT warns of flaw in latest RealPlayer
  282. Company suing OLPC wants $20 million to settle
  283. Qualcomm maneuvers around court's chip set ban
  284. Federal judge orders stop to Qualcomm chip sales
  285. Q&A: McAfee, Symantec CEOs talk security
  286. News: Antivirus firms, test labs to form standards group
  287. News: Legitimate sites serving up stealthy attacks
  288. News: Malware hitches a ride on digital devices
  289. Brief: U.S. Senate supports White House on wiretapping
  290. Brief: Microsoft touts Vista's low flaw count
  291. Brief: Attackers favor compromise over creation
  292. Brief: Hackers darkened cities, CIA says
  293. News: Xbox Live account theft puts users at risk
  294. Mark Rasch: Mother, May I?
  295. Jamie Reid: Finding a Cure for Data Loss
  296. Best Buy digital photo frames ship with computer virus
  297. First virus writer arrested in Japan.. for breaching copyright
  298. Sophos WS1000 web appliance delivers improved reporting capability and security filte
  299. Sophos Security Threat Report reveals cybercriminals moving beyond Microsoft
  300. Don't fall in love with the Storm Trojan horse, advises Sophos
  301. Microsoft releases high priority security bulletins
  302. Troj/Psyme-HI
  303. Troj/Agent-GNS
  304. Troj/Bishin-A
  305. Troj/Clicker-EP
  306. Troj/Modul-A
  307. Troj/Ovdoz-B
  308. Troj/Agent-GNP
  309. W32/Sdbot-DJW
  310. W32/Xorer-B
  311. Troj/Zlob-AHT
  312. 700MHz auction update: High bids total $3.2 billion
  313. Software group: U.S. needs foreign workers
  314. Antipiracy group's tactics violate Swiss law
  315. FCC auction reaches $2.8B for 700MHz wireless licenses
  316. EU signs off on IBM's Cognos acquisition
  317. Control user installs of software
  318. Advocacy group: No free pass for telecom spying
  319. EU aims to clarify legal status of IP addresses
  320. Student fined for attack against Estonian Web site
  321. Windows Small Business Server at risk from critical flaw
  322. IRS SCAM ALERT - Social Security Tax
  323. Prolexic Technologies Announces Being Wrongly Accused of Hosting Gambling Web Site
  324. Caution: Scam Warning Is A Scam - Valley National Bank’s
  325. Major Canadian Hacker Ring Cracked
  326. Credit Reporting Firm Experian Inc - Sues LifeLock
  327. Financial Guaranty Insurance Company - FGIC Sues IKB Over $1.9bn Liabilities
  328. New Craigslist Scam Preys On Renters & Realtors
  329. Local Company Tied To Alleged Small-Business Scam
  330. Change in SEC Rules Chills Foreign Listings.
  331. Borrowers Beware of Cyber Scams
  332. Latest high-tech scam hits Swampscott
  333. Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: MSNBC is latest victim in mass javascript inject
  334. Informational Alert: Websense Discovers Microsoft Excel High-risk Zero-day Vulnerabil
  335. Malicious Code: Eltiempo.com Fake Video Trojan
  336. Phishing Alert: Taobao
  337. Malicious Code: Univision Fake Castro Video Trojan
  338. Malicious Code / Malicious Website: Information stealing code disguised as "videos"
  339. Malicious Web Site / Malicious Code: Habbo Hotel Trojan Keylogger
  340. Phishing Alert: Bank of China (Hong Kong)
  341. News: House aims to scrutinize warrantless taps
  342. News: Browser makers focus on beating malware
  343. News: Law makers voice concerns over cybersecurity plan
  344. News: Worries over "good worms" rise again
  345. Brief: Microsoft warns of targeted Word attack
  346. Brief: Entrepreneur to head U.S. cybersecurity center
  347. Brief: Hannaford sued over data breach
  348. Brief: Apple patches a pile of flaws
  349. News: Estonia fines man for DDoS attacks
  350. News: eBay users' details posted to anti-fraud forum
  351. News: Another data security bill in the works
  352. Infocus: Integrating More Intelligence into Your IDS, Part 2
  353. Infocus: Integrating More Intelligence into Your IDS, Part 1
  354. Infocus: A Guide to Different Kinds of Honeypots
  355. Mark Rasch: On the Border
  356. Don Parker: Catch Them If You Can
  357. Mark Rasch: Let's Go Crazy
  358. Federico Biancuzzi: The Laws of Full Disclosure
  359. 200 million cellphone users hit by SMS spam tidalwave in China
  360. Man admits in court to writing anime Trojan horse that attacked P2P users
  361. Hannaford hackers steal credit card data from supermarket chain, Sophos offers advice
  362. Botnet boss brought to book - could face up to 20 years in jail
  363. Spam king Robert Soloway pleads guilty to fraud and tax evasion - could face 26 years
  364. The six questions business must ask when evaluating computer security products
  365. Apple Mac and Windows users warned of Microsoft security vulnerabilities which could
  366. McAfee, Symantec or Sophos: Who is the best at virus detection, proactive protection
  367. Troj/AspShell-A
  368. Troj/Keygen-BS
  369. Troj/PhpShell-D
  370. Troj/PhpShell-E
  371. Troj/PhpShell-F
  372. Mal/EncPk-CX
  373. Troj/Banker-ELE
  374. Troj/FakeAle-AV
  375. Troj/Muma-R
  376. Troj/Zlob-AJL
  377. The Web's best free stuff
  378. VMware focuses on improving virtual infrastructure
  379. Been audited lately? Blame the IRS' data warehouse
  380. FBI looks at Chinese role in Darfur site hack
  381. Microsoft warns of new Word attack
  382. Defending security in a weak economy
  383. Angry Vista users vent over SP1 driver issues
  384. Obama passport records breached; IT system flagged violation
  385. Verizon Wireless wins large chunk of 700MHz spectrum
  386. Unified threat management rebounds
  387. China strikes spyware gang of four with hefty jail sentences
  388. Troj/Agent-GTS
  389. Troj/Agent-GTT
  390. Troj/Bckdr-QMJ
  391. Troj/Bizves-ZLA
  392. Troj/Dwnldr-ZLD
  393. Troj/PWS-AQS
  394. Troj/VB-DYX
  395. W32/AutoRun-CI
  396. Troj/Banloa-FB
  397. Troj/DwnLdr-HBW
  398. Unified threat management, demystified
  399. Google suggests safe harbor for wireless mics
  400. Credit Card Breach Raises Broad Concerns
  401. News: Hacking contest highlights value of vulnerabilities
  402. News: Browser makers focus on beating malware
  403. News: Law makers voice concerns over cybersecurity plan
  404. Troj/Pushdo-I
  405. Troj/Zlob-AJM
  406. W32/Autorun-CL
  407. Troj/OnLineG-AQ
  408. Troj/Prorat-DQ
  409. Troj/Prorat-Gen
  410. JS/Autorun-CJ
  411. Mal/Behav-204
  412. Mal/Swizzor-B
  413. Mal/Zcrew-A
  414. Update: FaceTime security product scans Skype's encrypted IM
  415. Apple's Safari browser likened to malware
  416. Steroids Distribution Over The Internet, Guilty Plea
  417. Brief: Mac OS X first to fall
  418. Brief: Laptops wait for attackers in hacking contest
  419. Brief: Entrepreneur to head U.S. cybersecurity center
  420. Euro 2008 football ticket website hacked by cybercriminals to infect unwary fans
  421. Man accused of breaking spyware laws to promote bogus security software
  422. Troj/Agent-GUH
  423. Troj/Dload-BW
  424. Troj/Droppr-B
  425. Troj/Psyme-HS
  426. W32/Honk-G
  427. Troj/Agent-GUF
  428. Troj/Agent-GUG
  429. Troj/Bifrose-VP
  430. W32/Starter-H
  431. Troj/Agent-GUE
  432. Vontu chief touts Symantec deal
  433. Google: Web sites slow to fix serious Flash flaws
  434. Apple ships updated security update
  435. Microsoft vs. Apple: Who patches zero-days faster?
  436. Ethical hacker group to counter 'black Page Ranking'
  437. Professor: Computers plus people equals risk
  438. Man sentenced for theft of drive with 1 million bank records
  439. Sites' personal questions may pose security risk
  440. Leveraging Web 2.0 safely in the enterprise
  441. Attacks pushing Web controls
  442. News: Web developers, fix thy Flash
  443. News: House aims to scrutinize warrantless taps
  444. Mac OS X Trojan horse aims to make money off Macintosh users
  445. Mal/Agent-G
  446. Troj/Bckdr-QMS
  447. Troj/Dloadr-BJV
  448. Troj/Flood-IM
  449. Troj/Lodok-A
  450. Troj/Mdrop-BRA
  451. Mal/Agent-F
  452. Troj/Mbroot-A
  453. W32/vb-dyz
  454. W32/AutoRun-CN
  455. E-gold Founder Douglas Jackson Shot Dead
  456. Washington State Sues A Accused Spyware Purveyor
  457. Troj/Bifrose-VQ
  458. Troj/Dropr-B
  459. Troj/PWS-AQT
  460. Troj/Agent-GUM
  461. Troj/Dload-BX
  462. W32/SillyFDC-CD
  463. Troj/Agent-GUJ
  464. Troj/Agent-GUK
  465. Troj/Agent-GUL
  466. Troj/LdPinch-RQ
  467. IBM project seeks privacy controls for users
  468. Hannaford: Malware planted on store servers stole card data
  469. Enterasys to unveil distributed intrusion prevention package
  470. HP's security plans right on track
  471. Apple updates firmware for 2008 Mac Pros
  472. Researchers: GSM mobile security on the ropes
  473. Online Crooks Face Tough Competition
  474. Online Pharmacy - Holtel's Pharmacy License Revoked
  475. High-Tech Crime- An Online Bubble That Hasn't Burst
  476. Ukrainian CyberCrime Boss Leads Political Party
  477. Southern CA Doctor And Two Others Charged with Anabolic Steroid
  478. Online Crime’s Impact Spreads - illicit markets
  479. Crime Gets A Free Ride From ICANN
  480. CrimeServer - Trove of Stolen Data Discovered
  481. RAT SYSTEM Sell Tool for Scammers
  482. WhoIs Robotraff.com
  483. Internet Surfers Need To Be Aware of Fraud
  484. Scam Alert - Office of New Mexico Attorney General
  485. 5,000 Dave and Buster’s Customers
  486. Be On Alert For New Money Scam
  487. Cyber Crime: Business As Usual
  488. A Faltering Economy, Rising Foreclosure Rates A Perfect Storm Internet Con Artists
  489. 38 Individuals in U.S. and Romania Charged With Computer Fraud
  490. Hacker Invades Sunrise Firm’s Computer
  491. Banker Admits To Role In Tax Office Scam
  492. LA TIMES - Spammers Make Real Money On Fake Drugs
  493. Hacker Gets 41 Months For Running Rogue Botnet
  494. Credit Unions Investigate Weekend Withdrawals Overseas
  495. LA Times - Con Artists Are Stealing Homeowners' Identities, Properties
  496. 50% of Malicious Sites Bound To 10 Networks (6 in China)
  497. Anonymous Domain Sales: A Spammer's Delight
  498. Online e-mail Scams
  499. Citibank ATM Breach Reveals PIN Security Problems
  500. Cyber-Cooks Celebrate Independence Day
  501. Romanian Authorities Arrest 24 Suspects In Internet Crime Frauds
  502. Monster.com Users Targeted By CV Phishers
  503. Web Browsers Become Tools For Criminals
  504. News: Researchers race to zero in record time
  505. News: Gov't charges alleged TJX credit-card thieves
  506. News: Poisoned DNS servers pop up as ISPs patch
  507. News: E-Gold pleads guilty to money laundering
  508. Brief: Transit authority sues to silence undergrads
  509. Brief: Coreflood keeps on infecting under radar
  510. Brief: Defenses fall down on social networks
  511. Brief: Researcher: Toll system poses hacking risk
  512. News: TJX employee fired for exposing shoddy security
  513. News: Thoughts of a Teenage Bot Master
  514. News: Radio Free Europe hit by DDoS attack
  515. News: Flash vuln fells Vista
  516. Infocus: Blocking Traffic by Country on Production Networks
  517. Infocus: Integrating More Intelligence into Your IDS, Part 2
  518. Infocus: Integrating More Intelligence into Your IDS, Part 1
  519. Dan Kaminsky: An Astonishing Collaboration
  520. Don Parker: Bad-Code Blues
  521. Federico Biancuzzi: Firing Up Browser Security
  522. Federico Biancuzzi: Racing Against Reversers
  523. Four years jail for voyeur hacker who spied via webcam
  524. Sophos Endpoint Security & Control wins VB100 award on Windows XP SP3
  525. Sophos podcast reveals the latest security threats and trends
  526. Hackers attack businesses, blogs and Web 2.0 sites, reveals Sophos Security Threat Re
  527. Facebook privacy breach exposed users' hidden dates of birth
  528. Teen hacker who escaped conviction may help police catch other cybercriminals
  529. Troj/Agent-HKE
  530. Troj/Agent-HKG
  531. Troj/Bifrose-VZ
  532. Troj/Keylog-KN
  533. Troj/BDoor-AND
  534. Troj/AdClick-EY
  535. Troj/Dloadr-BPT
  536. Troj/Gernid-A
  537. W32/SillyFDC-CM
  538. Troj/Dloadr-BPS
  539. Black Hat conference spotlights virtualization, DNS issues
  540. Researchers look to cloud computing to fight malware
  541. Visualization tools may cut through the security logjam
  542. Google Gadgets an open door for attack
  543. Reporters ejected after Black Hat network attack
  544. SSL VPNs might not be as secure as you think
  545. Spammers leverage interest in Olympics
  546. Web 2.0, DNS flaws revealed at Black Hat
  547. Kaminsky: Many ways to attack with DNS
  548. CSO says Cisco security is growing up
  549. Troj/FakeAle-FB
  550. Troj/Mdrop-BUQ
  551. Troj/Agent-HKF
  552. Troj/Balkna-A
  553. Troj/Dloadr-BPU
  554. Troj/Dloadr-BPV
  555. Troj/FakeAle-FA
  556. Troj/Tiotua-S
  557. Troj/VB-EAQ
  558. Brief: Browser toolbar to check site security
  559. Brief: Mandiant researchers win Race to Zero
  560. Brief: Telnet still tops open port list
  561. Brief: Experts herd "sheep" to safer pastures
  562. Don't get hacked off at the Olympic Games - Sophos issues top security tips for visit
  563. Facebook users struck by new "court jester" malware attack
  564. Mal/Behav-286
  565. Troj/Agent-HKK
  566. Troj/Bancos-BEK
  567. Troj/BHO-GL
  568. Troj/Dloadr-BPW
  569. Troj/Iframe-AM
  570. Troj/Iframe-AN
  571. Troj/Dloadr-BPX
  572. Bat/Autorun-HH
  573. Troj/Agent-HKJ
  574. How the feds are locking down their networks
  575. Researcher reveals critical Java bugs in Nokia phones
  576. Five steps to safer virtual servers
  577. Patch in Internet's DNS no guarantee against attacks
  578. 10 quick fixes for the worst security nightmares
  579. Flying to Defcon with no ID
  580. EFF to appeal court order halting subway hacker talk at Defcon
  581. Wall of Sheep: Coming to your company?
  582. Mal/GamePSW-B
  583. Troj/Agent-HKS
  584. Troj/Bifrose-WB
  585. Troj/Buzus-J
  586. Troj/Dload-CW
  587. Troj/Dloadr-BQA
  588. Troj/FakeVir-ER
  589. Troj/Rootkit-DD
  590. Troj/Zlob-ANA
  591. W32/IRCBot-ACL
  592. Microsoft fixes IE, Office in big month of security updates
  593. Internet fraud: many complaints, few repercussions
  594. Reflections on a new internal data theft study
  595. Business Objects bets on convergence in IT tools
  596. Court delays British hacker's extradition to U.S.
  597. Troj/PWS-ASJ
  598. Troj/StartP-BK
  599. Commonwealth Credit Union - Phishing Scam
  600. Brief: Microsoft patches holes in Office, browser
  601. Brief: Browser toolbar to check site security
  602. Brief: Mandiant researchers win Race to Zero
  603. Fake MSNBC news alerts used in latest malicious spam campaign
  604. Troj/Agent-HKY
  605. Troj/Agent-HKZ
  606. Troj/FakeVir-ES
  607. Troj/Agent-HKX
  608. Troj/Dorf-BR
  609. Troj/FakeAle-FF
  610. Troj/FakeAV-Z
  611. Troj/Mdrop-BUR
  612. Troj/Agent-HKV
  613. Troj/Agent-HKW
  614. Microsoft kills more third-party ActiveX controls
  615. VMware CEO apologizes for 'time bomb' mess
  616. VMware bugs aggravate users
  617. Brief: Air Force's Cyber Command in holding pattern
  618. Brief: Groups urge states to tackle more cybercrime
  619. Troj/Agent-HLH
  620. Troj/Bckdr-QOX
  621. Troj/DwnLdr-HGS
  622. Troj/Dwnldr-HGT
  623. Troj/FakeVir-ET
  624. Troj/Lineag-DY
  625. Troj/Lineag-DZ
  626. Troj/Lineag-FA
  627. Troj/Mdrop-BUU
  628. Troj/PDFex-L
  629. Torvalds: Fed up with the 'security circus'
  630. MobileMe users fall prey to phishing scam
  631. Microsoft re-issues July WSUS patch
  632. Dutch police, FBI rein in large botnet
  633. AOL phisher gets seven-year sentence
  634. Mal/Behav-291
  635. Mal/EncPk-CE
  636. Mal/EncPk-EP
  637. Mal/EncPk-EQ
  638. Troj/BanLoa-FQ
  639. Troj/Dload-CX
  640. Troj/Iframe-AP
  641. Troj/Mdrop-BUT
  642. Troj/PWS-ASL
  643. Brief: U.K. response team releases Net security guide
  644. Brief: Air Force's Cyber Command in holding pattern
  645. Brief: Groups urge states to tackle more cybercrime
  646. Sophos podcast demystifies the biggest security threat on the web: SQL injection atta
  647. Troj/Agent-HLJ
  648. Troj/Banhost-V
  649. Troj/RmAppIni-A
  650. Troj/Rootkit-DE
  651. Troj/SSHDoor-A
  652. Mal/Zbot-F
  653. Troj/Zbot-AH
  654. Troj/AgenBS-Fam
  655. Troj/Dwnldr-HGU
  656. Troj/Ezibot-D
  657. Legal flap over Defcon talk exposes divide on security flaws
  658. Peer-to-peer client uTorrent fixes serious vulnerability
  659. Mal/EncPk-EK
  660. Troj/Agent-HLK
  661. Troj/Ceckno-A
  662. Troj/PWS-ASM
  663. Troj/WowPWS-BE
  664. Troj/Pushdo-Q
  665. Mal/Behav-294
  666. Mal/Behav-295
  667. Troj/BHO-GM
  668. Troj/BHO-GN
  669. Troj/Banloa-FT
  670. Troj/BHO-GO
  671. Troj/Naprat-A
  672. Troj/PDFEx-O
  673. Troj/PWS-ASR
  674. Troj/Zlob-AND
  675. Troj/FakeVir-EU
  676. Troj/FakeVir-EV
  677. Troj/Keylog-KO
  678. Troj/Small-ELY
  679. Mal/TibsPk-F
  680. Troj/Agent-HLU
  681. Troj/Agent-HLV
  682. Troj/Dropr-Y
  683. Troj/DwnLdr-HGX
  684. Troj/Shutdown-I
  685. W32/MarioF-B
  686. Troj/FakeAV-BP
  687. Troj/Inject-CP
  688. Troj/Zlob-ANE
  689. Google launches white spaces campaign
  690. Microsoft faces Taiwan antitrust investigation
  691. Data security: What the law requires of IT
  692. What to do in the event of a data breach
  693. Brief: Judge nixes gag order against MIT students
  694. Brief: P2P investigation leads to child-porn busts
  695. Mark Rasch: Get Off My Cloud
  696. Dan Kaminsky: An Astonishing Collaboration
  697. Federico Biancuzzi: Firing Up Browser Security
  698. Confidential school records made available online, Sophos reports
  699. Mal/Behav-296
  700. Mal/EncPk-ES
  701. Troj/Agent-HLS
  702. Troj/Buzus-M
  703. Troj/Dloadr-BQN
  704. Troj/Drop-AD
  705. Troj/Drop-AM
  706. Troj/FakeAV-BS
  707. Troj/FakeAV-BT
  708. W32/AutoRun-HU
  709. Judge dissolves gag order against MIT students
  710. Internet-threat portal on tap from TippingPoint
  711. Brief: States seek workarounds for e-voting systems
  712. Brief: Judge nixes gag order against MIT students
  713. Brief: P2P investigation leads to child-porn busts
  714. Troj/FakeAV-BV
  715. Troj/FakeAv-BX
  716. Troj/FakeVir-EW
  717. Troj/NtRootK-DB
  718. Troj/Dloadr-BQQ
  719. Troj/FakeAV-BU
  720. Troj/Dloadr-BQP
  721. Mal/PicEx-A
  722. Troj/Banker-EMX
  723. Troj/Bckdr-QPC
  724. Update: Online encyclopedia lists internal network security threats
  725. Jobs promises September iPhone software patch
  726. Android puts out call to mobile security gurus
  727. Brief: Opera update nixes critical flaws
  728. Brief: States seek workarounds for e-voting systems
  729. Cybercriminals spam out Madonna video in advance of World Tour
  730. Troj/Agent-HME
  731. Troj/Banloa-FV
  732. Troj/FakeAle-FK
  733. Troj/FakeVir-EX
  734. Troj/PWS-AST
  735. W32/Autorun-HX
  736. Troj/Agent-HMF
  737. Troj/DwnLdr-HGY
  738. W32/MarioF-Gen
  739. Troj/Agent-HMD
  740. Firefox SSL-certificate debate grows
  741. Comcast: No new traffic management plan yet
  742. Legal group releases guide to GPL compliance
  743. Update: Did Nokia pay for vulnerability information?
  744. Security Alert: Sunkist Web site: Mass Injection
  745. News: Online intruders hit Red Hat, Fedora Project
  746. News: Gov't charges alleged TJX credit-card thieves
  747. News: Poisoned DNS servers pop up as ISPs patch
  748. Alleged Brazilian botmaster charged with selling access to 100,000 zombie PCs
  749. VBS/Autorun-IA
  750. Troj/FakeAV-CA
  751. Troj/Wimad-I
  752. Troj/Zlob-ANG
  753. Troj/Zlob-ANH
  754. Troj/Zlob-ANI
  755. Troj/Zlob-ANJ
  756. Troj/Zlob-ANK
  757. Troj/Zlob-ANL
  758. Microsoft confesses to posting a flawed update
  759. Red Hat admits breach of its servers, Fedora
  760. Eight crazy e-mail hoaxes millions have fallen for
  761. Brazilian charged in botnet scheme, will be extradited to U.S.
  762. SSDs are hot, but not without security risks
  763. Troj/BanHost-W
  764. Troj/DwnLdr-HGZ
  765. VBS/AutoRun-IB
  766. Troj/Agent-HML
  767. Troj/Rootkit-DI
  768. Troj/Vundrop-A
  769. Troj/Wimad-J
  770. Troj/Agent-HMM
  771. Troj/Dloadr-BQS
  772. Troj/Dloadr-BQT
  773. Troj/Agent-HMN
  774. Troj/Agent-HMO
  775. Troj/Lineag-FD
  776. Troj/Linea-B
  777. Troj/Lineag-FC
  778. JS/DwnLdr-HHA
  779. Troj/Agent-HMP
  780. Troj/Agent-HMQ
  781. Troj/Buzus-N
  782. Troj/Dloadr-BQW
  783. Troj/Dwnldr-HHB
  784. Troj/Mdrop-BUZ
  785. W32/Autorun-IC
  786. Brief: Search hacker exposes Olympic age scandal
  787. Brief: Opera update nixes critical flaws
  788. Mal/Budcr-A
  789. Troj/Agent-HMR
  790. Troj/Agent-HMT
  791. Troj/Bravo-H
  792. Troj/DwnLdr-HHC
  793. Troj/Mdrop-BVC
  794. Troj/Mdrop-BVD
  795. Troj/Tibs-UU
  796. W32/Autorun-ID
  797. W32/AutoRun-IE
  798. IE8 to get privacy features
  799. Microsoft completes Small Business Server 2008
  800. 8 million Victims in The World’s Biggest Cyber Heist
  801. Brief: Denial, hype cloud report of Best Western breach
  802. Brief: Search hacker exposes Olympic age scandal
  803. Infocus: WiMax: Just Another Security Challenge?
  804. Infocus: Blocking Traffic by Country on Production Networks
  805. Hackers claim to have kidnapped babies in attempt to infect computers
  806. JS/Dloadr-BRF
  807. Troj/Agent-HMU
  808. Troj/Agent-HMV
  809. Troj/FakeVir-FD
  810. Troj/Zbot-AJ
  811. Troj/ZlobPx-Gen
  812. VBS/AutoRun-IJ
  813. W32/AutoRun-II
  814. Troj/DwnLdr-HHD
  815. Troj/FakeVir-FA
  816. Four quick tips for choosing an IM security product
  817. Call out a phisher, get attacked by malware
  818. Update: U.S. border-crossing database raises concerns
  819. JS/Kakworm-B
  820. Mal/EncPk-EU
  821. Troj/Agent-HNH
  822. Troj/Bifrose-WE
  823. Troj/Drop-AN
  824. Troj/ShipUp-R
  825. Troj/VB-EAV
  826. Troj/BHO-GT
  827. Troj/FakeVir-FE
  828. Troj/Zbot-AK
  829. Hackers resort to 'sick' kidnap spam
  830. Locked iPhones can be unlocked without a password
  831. Brief: U.S. to deploy DNS Security in two years
  832. NASA hacker loses final appeal - faces extradition to the United States
  833. Brief: Denial, hype cloud report of Best Western breach
  834. Troj/GameHook-A
  835. Troj/Agent-HNG
  836. Troj/PWS-ASV
  837. Troj/Tarodrop-B
  838. Troj/Bckdr-QPG
  839. Troj/FakeVir-FF
  840. Troj/GameHo-Gen
  841. Troj/Agent-HNK
  842. Troj/Agent-HNN
  843. Troj/Bancos-BEM
  844. Apple promises September fix for iPhone security flaw
  845. European court won't stop U.K. hacker's extradition to U.S.
  846. Nortel uses USB drive to secure remote work
  847. Comcast sets monthly bandwidth limit for customers
  848. Troj/MalDoc-D
  849. Troj/Iframe-AR
  850. Troj/ExePage-A
  851. Mal/Envid-A
  852. Troj/FakeVir-FH
  853. Mal/DownLdr-AC
  854. Troj/FakeVir-FG
  855. Troj/FakeAV-Gen
  856. Troj/FakeAle-GL
  857. Brief: U.S. to deploy DNS Security in two years
  858. Troj/Dloadr-BRM
  859. Brief: "One-Character Patch" for DNS? Not so fast
  860. Troj/Dorf-BT
  861. Troj/FakeVir-FI
  862. Troj/Dloadr-BRN
  863. Troj/Dloadr-BRO
  864. Troj/Banhost-X
  865. Troj/Agent-HNS
  866. Troj/Agent-HNQ
  867. Troj/Agent-HNP
  868. Troj/Rootkit-DM
  869. Troj/Agent-HNR
  870. Troj/FakeAV-CL
  871. Troj/Dloadr-BRS
  872. W32/Sality-AM
  873. W32/Autorun-IN
  874. Troj/DwnLdr-HHG
  875. Troj/PWS-ASW
  876. W32/AutoRun-IM
  877. Mal/RarMal-B
  878. Troj/BHO-GU
  879. Troj/Agent-HNU
  880. Troj/Dload-CZ
  881. Brief: FISA court denies access to wiretap documents
  882. Brief: "One-Character Patch" for DNS? Not so fast
  883. Troj/Agent-HNX
  884. Troj/Dropr-Z
  885. Troj/HkDla-Gen
  886. Troj/Rootkit-DN
  887. Troj/StartP-BM
  888. W32/Lewor-Gen
  889. Troj/Agent-HNW
  890. Troj/Drop-AP
  891. Troj/FakeVir-FJ
  892. W32/AutoRun-IR
  893. Brief: Google unveils open-source browser
  894. Brief: FISA court denies access to wiretap documents
  895. The National Hi-Tech Crime Unit has its own identity snatched
  896. Mal/ObfJS-F
  897. Troj/Dwnldr-HHH
  898. Troj/Fauxdec-A
  899. Troj/PSW-FO
  900. Troj/PWS-ASZ
  901. Troj/Spy-AY
  902. Troj/Agent-HOE
  903. Troj/FakeAV-CS
  904. VBS/AutoRun-IT
  905. W32/GetCodec-A
  906. Novell unites identity management, security-event management
  907. Oracle buys ClearApp for SOA management
  908. Online scammers prep for Gustav
  909. Google seeks route around Microsoft with Chrome
  910. At the front lines of protecting the Internet
  911. Brief: Bank of NY Mellon breaches keep growing
  912. Brief: Google unveils open-source browser
  913. Mal/ObfJS-BC
  914. Troj/Agent-HOJ
  915. Troj/Dloadr-BSC
  916. Troj/Dloadr-BSF
  917. Troj/VMSpli-Gen
  918. Troj/Zlob-Gen
  919. W32/IRCBot-ACQ
  920. W32/SdBot-DKY
  921. Troj/Agent-HOH
  922. Troj/Dwnldr-HHJ
  923. Early security issues tarnish Google's Chrome
  924. Google amends Chrome license agreement after objections
  925. Spammers use free Web services to shield links
  926. News: Security of Google's browser gets mixed marks
  927. News: Researchers race to zero in record time
  928. Brief: South Korea claims North sent spyware
  929. Brief: Bank of NY Mellon breaches keep growing
  930. Troj/Agent-HOS
  931. Troj/Agent-HOV
  932. Troj/Dwnldr-HHM
  933. Troj/KillAV-EX
  934. Troj/NTRootK-DX
  935. Troj/PSW-FQ
  936. Troj/Psyme-JQ
  937. Troj/PWS-ATA
  938. W32/Fujacks-AM
  939. Troj/Agent-HOT
  940. Comcast appeals FCC's network management order
  941. Brief: NebuAd, Phorm delay ad trials
  942. Brief: South Korea claims North sent spyware
  943. Bat/Loser-E
  944. Mal/Behav-238
  945. Mal/Pushdo-A
  946. Mal/Sily-B
  947. Troj/Agent-HOU
  948. Troj/Bancban-QY
  949. Troj/Dload-DB
  950. Troj/Dropr-AB
  951. Troj/FakeAle-GY
  952. Troj/Gamania-BY
  953. Top 10: Browser war redux, patch time, virtualization news
  954. Researchers build malicious Facebook application
  955. Troj/Agent-HPK
  956. Troj/Agent-HPL
  957. Troj/Zlob-AOA
  958. Troj/Dloadr-BSL
  959. Troj/PWS-ATE
  960. Troj/PWS-ATC
  961. Troj/Agent-HPF
  962. Troj/Agent-HPI
  963. Troj/Agent-HPJ
  964. Troj/Psyme-JR
  965. Troj/Agent-HPH
  966. Troj/Autorun-IW
  967. Troj/FakeVir-FS
  968. Troj/LdPinch-AL