March 18, 2010 16:22

    Experts are predicting that hackers at this year's CanSecWest Pwn2Own contest will definitely break into an Apple iPhone by exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability.

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01:59

The Register: Data for 100m Facebook accounts published to BitTorrent

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23:10	ArsTechnica: Feature: WiFi "Hole196": major exploit or much ado about little?
23:04	HNS: Android wallpaper app stealing user data and sending it to China
22:48	The Register: Fog of cyberwar: internet always favors the offense
22:35	HNS: Black Hat USA 2010: A recession proof conference?
20:02	ArsTechnica: Google in the clear over UK WiFi snooping
18:32	HNS: Apple improves App Store security
17:25	HNS: ATMs hacked and spitting up money at Black Hat
16:56	ArsTechnica: Researcher demonstrates ATM "jackpotting" at Black Hat Conference
15:52	HNS: Trojan masquerades as iPhone jailbreaking software
14:45	The Register: Data breaches blamed on organised crime
14:42	HNS: Authentication management platform for any and every authentication factor
14:10	HNS: Google has two times more malware than Bing, Yahoo! and Twitter combined
13:30	HNS: New assurance mark of software application security
13:07	The Register: Turkish pranksters load Facebook Translate with swears
12:47	HNS: Sourcefire's open source framework for deep threat inspection
10:02	The Register: Cell phone eavesdropping enters script-kiddie phase
06:27	Dark Reading: ATMs At Risk, Researcher Warns At Black Hat
05:44	Dark Reading: Internet Infrastructure Reaches Long-Awaited Security Milestone
03:18	ZDNet: Hacker breaks into ATMs, dispenses cash remotely
03:10	The Register: NoScript 2.0 beefs border patrol
02:56	The Register: Armed with exploits, ATM hacker hits the jackpot
01:50	The Register: Scareware victims seldom fight back
01:35	ArsTechnica: Microsoft argues for "neighborhood watch" approach to security
00:11	ArsTechnica: "Leaked" data of 100M Facebook users came from public info

All news for July 28, 2010

22:30	ZDNet: Apple patches Safari Auto-Fill security hole
22:14	Dark Reading: Researcher Exposes Massive Automated Check Counterfeiting Operation Out of Russia
22:07	ZDNet: Microsoft Ships Anti-Exploit Tool for IT Admins
21:29	ZDNet: Middle East countries: the BlackBerry is a national security threat
21:18	ZDNet: Adobe joins Microsoft's vulnerability-sharing club
21:05	HNS: 100 million Facebook pages published on torrent site
19:33	The Register: Adobe fights exploits with MAPPs
19:30	The Register: Tight-lipped Apple fixes Safari autosnoop bug
19:12	HNS: Cell-phone call interception demonstration at Defcon might not be a sure thing
18:30	ZDNet: Microsoft at Black Hat: Community-based defense in force
18:21	HNS: Critical ToolTalk Database Server Parser vulnerability discovered
17:30	HNS: Review: Designing Network Security, 2nd Edition
16:50	The Register: Smart meters pose hacker kill-switch risk, warn boffins
16:50	HNS: Fake AV masquerading as Firefox/Flash update
15:50	HNS: Critical vulnerability in Apple QuickTime
15:06	Dark Reading: Breaches Down, Insider Attacks Up, Verizon Business/Secret Service Study Says
15:05	HNS: Mariposa malware author arrested in Slovenia
14:57	The Register: Reboot key Brit 'ready to save internet'
14:41	HNS: The cost of cyber crime
13:21	HNS: Secure cell phone conference calling
12:44	The Register: Mariposa mastermind arrested in Slovenia
05:24	The Register: Russian gang uses botnets to automate check counterfeiting
00:19	ZDNet: Google plugs 'high risk' Chrome security holes

All news for July 27, 2010

23:34	Dark Reading: Sourcefire Rolls Out Open-Source 'Razorback'
21:51	The Register: Wireless network security weakness to demo at DEFCON
21:00	HNS: Author of cloud-based phishing kit harvests collected credentials from phishers using it
20:42	HNS: Exploitability data from real-time feeds
20:17	ZDNet: Indefinite vulnerability secrecy hurts us all
18:00	HNS: A closer look at Panda Cloud Antivirus Free Edition
17:24	The Register: Aussie hacker pleads guilty to banking Trojan scam
16:55	HNS: ZeuS, Sality, Chymine and Vobfus jump on the LNK vulnerability bandwagon
16:38	Viruslist: Spam in the Second Quarter of 2010
15:59	HNS: Facebook launches Safety page
15:21	The Register: Zeus bot latches onto Windows shortcut security hole
14:41	HNS: P2P increasingly favored by malware attackers
14:24	The Register: Opening UK cyber-security challenge cracked
13:22	HNS: PC surveillance software for Terminal Servers
13:10	HNS: The impact of structural vulnerabilities on enterprise websites
12:50	The Register: Battle joined for future of open source IPS
12:44	The Register: Minister calls for more cyber security experts
03:00	The Register: Citigroup says its iPhone app puts customers at risk
02:15	Dark Reading: Third-Party Content Could Threaten Websites, Study Says

All news for July 26, 2010

22:17	Dark Reading: One Breach = $1 Million To $53 Million In Damages Per Year, Report Says
19:59	HNS: Fake ImageShack emails lead to Zbot variant
19:34	HNS: Free tool to protect against Windows ".LNK" zero-day flaw
19:09	HNS: Managing your identity, secure access and online storage while protected by the cloud
18:10	HNS: APWG launches offline phishing education program
17:13	The Register: EU climate exchange website hit by green-hat hacker
17:00	HNS: Q&A: Strong authentication
16:38	HNS: OMG! Profile Spy targeting Facebook users
15:59	HNS: U.K. seeks cyber experts, offers challenge and educational and job opportunities
15:18	HNS: WoW players targeted with phishing emails
13:03	The Register: How effective is your security monitoring?
12:46	The Register: Firefox update fixes plug-in snafu
11:35	HNS: Week in review: Adobe Reader sandbox, Stuxnet worm and a new 0-day Windows vulnerability
00:00	Dark Reading: Black Hat USA 2010: Complete Coverage

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