Panda Software's Weekly Viruses and Intruders Report SYS-CON Media
This week's report looks at a series of Microsoft vulnerabilities, MS06-066, MS06-067, MS06-068, MS06-069, MS06-070, and MS06-071, the TelnetOn.A worm and the Briz.S Trojan.
Crimeware, Beware! An Interview with Symantec's David Cole Tacoma Daily Index
An online war wages for your personal information. The weapons, now being called crimeware, are shifting and morphing to avoid detection. Attackers see home computer users as the weakest link in the security chain and are constantly targeting them in an effort to profit.
Microsoft labels Google's Gmail as virus PC Advisor
Microsoft's fledgling consumer antivirus service, Windows Live OneCare, wrongly identified Google's Gmail service as a virus infection last week, Microsoft has admitted
Attack of the quantum worms New Scientist
You want a quantum computer? Then prepare to fight off the ultimate in malicious software
Symantec Helps Temple University Secure Its Data Network and Protect Students From Online Threats Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Symantec today announced that Temple University is using Symantec solutions to secure its data network and protect students and faculty from online threats. In addition to its long-term use of Symantec AntiVirus, Temple is also leveraging Symantec Sygate Enterprise Protection. Working together, the products have helped the university dramatically reduce the number of network incidents; virtually
Kevin Mitnick's Security Advice Wired News
The hacker-turned-security consultant shares his best tips for securing your desktop against internet villains. By Kevin Mitnick.
Court puts halt to alleged spyware distributor CNET
At the request of the FTC, a U.S. district court has shut down an operation run by ERG Ventures.
Microsoft 'slapped' by foul-mouthed DNS listing Silicon.com
Warning: This article contains strong language and we're talking the f-word here folks
Avinti Names William Kilmer as New CEO Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
LINDON, Utah----Avinti Inc., a leading provider of first instance e-mail outbreak threat protection, today announced that William Kilmer has joined the company as chief executive officer.
Allchin Backs Off Antivirus Remarks BetaNews
As first reported by BetaNews, the remarks came in response to a question about his relative level of confidence that Vista would be more secure than Windows XP SP2. Allchin replied by explaining that Vista includes key security features that could not be added to XP, using his son as an example.