Recent News
Friday, September 28th
Thursday, September 27th
- Western Digital takes the crown
- Security: Nimda raises the security stakes
- Terrorism fight could prompt new cyberattacks against U.S. companies
- Can facial recognition snag terrorists?
- Lab improves Linux kernel patch tests
- Linux runs on IPAQ at demonstration
- Alldas.de back online !
- Zimmerman not sorry for PGP
- Linux will not save you money
- CERT: How Prepared Are We for Attacks?
- Experts urge U.S. to prepare for more cyber-attacks
- Proposal to limit crypto draws heat
- raw-socket-programming No. 2
- raw-socket-programming No. 1
- WLAN users told to encrypt data
Wednesday, September 26th
- I Recently Contacted Angry Shirts About My HITB tee order
- Survey reveals that employers filter e-mail to avoid legal action
- A TV Plea for Patriot Hackers
- Opening Encryption 'Back Door' Problematic -- Experts
- Free wireless Net access for the masses
- A Hacker's View on the new anti terrorist act
- Test your security awareness
- Taming the Beast: An Editorial on MS
- Caldera OpenLinux review
Tuesday, September 25th
- Bush U-turn on Bin Laden evidence
- Mac, Unix make Apple tops for next-gen home machine
- More electronic snooping may not catch any terrorists
- Pirated XP selling like hotcakes in Malaysia
- 'Vote' worm uses terror attacks to delete files
- Intel beefs up Xeon chip to 2GHz
- Running Linux on the Sega Dreamcast
- Hackers face life imprisonment under 'Anti-Terrorism' Act
- Broadcom, nCipher team on network security
- Gartner recommends to replace IIS
- AIM Hijacked
Monday, September 24th
- U.S. Promises Proof Bin Laden Involved with Attacks
- FBI Obtains Terrorist E-Mails
- Media Players Embrace Broadband
- Terrorism-related site hacks could slow networks--FBI
- Attacks chill online ad market
- FBI Arrests Defense Intelligence Agency Employee
- Show Your Pride.
- IBM data recovery center buzzes after attacks
- Security takes centre stage at conference
- Linux Kernel 2.4.10 Released
- Taliban claims bin Laden missing
- SirCam on Linux via WINE
- The Search for Intelligent Life on the Internet
- HP told to pay three-and-half years' CD-R drive royalties
- Apple to score industry first with dual 1394b, USB 2 support
- Microsoft Delays XBox Launch by a Week
Sunday, September 23rd
- AMD Confirms Palomino Will Debut in Fall
- Airports to ditch WLANs in favour of security
- Google's personalisation raises privacy concerns
- How to install GnuPG
- Lawmaker: More encryption needed
- How video games influenced the attack on America
- Hackers bust Telecom's security
- U.S. recovery: U.S. could use cybertactics to seize bin Laden's assets
- 'Happy Hacker' Drops A Bomb On Security Experts
- The week in review: Worm worries
- Infected DSL Users Get 86ed
Saturday, September 22nd
Friday, September 21st
Thursday, September 20th
- Sex takes a back seat to news in Net searches
- Expert: Worm-spreading servers are 'criminal'
- Cable snag slows Asian access to a crawl
- System for Wireless MP3 Delivery Arrives
- PwC puts cost of virus attacks at $1tr
- Nimda PC Virus Still Spreading in Asia
- FBI pursuing clues to terrorists on Internet and in e-mail
- Verisign clamps down on 'disaster' domain names
- Microsoft claims Nimda didn't make its FrontPage
- DDos attack knocks out Alldas.de - for good?
- RSA To Build Chinese Internet Security System
- A 'Tarpit' That Traps Worms
- Is Linux secure enough?
- Last Passing Maneuver
- Hackers lash out at Islamic sites
- Hackers lash out at Islamic Usenet group
- Nimda virus most infectious yet
- .comment: A Different View of Security
- Nimda strikes U.K. broadband users
Wednesday, September 19th
- At the crossroads: Privacy protection vs. national security
- UK braced for Nimda virus
- Teenage Mutant Nimda email rides the Code Red worm
- German TV hackers crack bank server; lawsuit possible
- Hacking vigilantes deface WTC victim's site
- New IIS "Concept Virus" Worm: NIMDA Propagating Quickly
- The start of a new attack
- FBI investigating new Internet worm - didn't we say this might happen?
- Bin Laden could have profited from attacks
- Major new worm poses serious threat worldwide
- Scary Hybrid E-Mail Worm Loose
Tuesday, September 18th
- Internet messaging keeps businesses, employees in touch
- No cyber attacks yet, but they're coming
- Taliban considers plan for conditional extradition of bin Laden
- Privacy vs. security: A delicate balance suddenly shifts
- Issue #21
- Ogg Vorbis - a brief look.
- streamyx - You want it, but you can't have it, cause we can't do it.
- A Guide to OpenBSD Custom Kernel Compilation
- Revelation 7:11
- Intranet Security 101
- Using Secure Protocols - How to setup SSL wrapped POP
- Feel The Burn...
- Looks like the Thais are pissed off!
- Time to crack down on Internet content?
- FBI: Beware `patriot' hackers
- Hacker Group Condemns Hacks on Taliban Sites
- Aust: Encryption crackdown gets thumbs down
- Oracle sees software slump worsening
Monday, September 17th
- mp3PRO Plug-in for Winamp released by RCA
- A Test Like None Before for the Computer Wizards
- Wireless LANs could kill 3G dream
- Surge in hacking warns FBI
- Hacker Group Urges Restraint Against Islamic Sites
- The scoop on wireless LAN snoops
- Geeks Gather to Back Crypto
- FBI warns hackers against avenging terror attacks
- Stock markets stabilize after early losses
- PressPlay and MusicNet to Launch
- If you're going to Bash my Country, at least show your face.
- Experts: Hackers clean up in Web casino attacks
- 12 bin Laden followers sneaked into Japan before attacks
- Pakistan to pressure Taliban to hand over bin Laden
Sunday, September 16th
Saturday, September 15th
- Taliban leader: Prepare for holy war
- New Encryption Technology Closes WLAN Security Loopholes
- Counterpane Password Safe Data Buffer Recovery Vulnerability
- Hacker targets NetNames' network
- Feds name hijackers, new target
- Microsoft to alter 'Flight Simulator' game
- Kournikova author in dock, but FBI can't find companies willing to report.
- Net communication crucial following attacks
- American Red Cross warns of online donation scams
- Anti-US hacker hits UK websites
- Net admins redouble efforts to prevent cyber-attacks
- Hackers divided over response to terrorism
- Senator calls for encryption crackdown
- Could E911 have helped in disaster?
- Rio Releases Two MP3/CD Players
Friday, September 14th
- Echelon Gave Authorities Warning Of Attacks
- Silicon Valley's plan to stop skyjackings--all of them
- MI5 leads phone tap hunt on Bin Laden
- Thousands e-mail the FBI with clues
- Why Microsoft XP is good ... for Linux
- Fluffi Bunni hacks sites with Jihad rant
- Microsoft Outlook Express 6 Plain Text Message Script Execution Vulnerability
- China nabs first hacker
- The Call Is Out for IT Experts
- Hiding Like Snakes in the E-Grass
- Project sets traps for hackers
- Don't overlook staff in disaster recovery
- Linux Advisory Watch - September 14th 2001
- Trend Micro InterScan eManager Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
- New Handspring model doubles memory
- Via e-mail: STAND PROUD.
- Maker of Kournikova virus stands trial
- Hackers Discuss Retaliatory Cyberstrikes
- Stiffer Encryption Laws to be considered by Congress
- FBI to investigate Internet's role in terrorist attacks
- Taliban website hacked yet again.
Thursday, September 13th
- Taleban Web site hacked - mirror available.
- US Crisis : Tech giants pledge millions in aid.
- Cisco Systems announces new routers.
- Automatic patching: Will it make the world safe from worms?
- FAA plans new IT security
- Apple Macintosh OS X .DS_Store Directory Listing DisclosureVulnerability
- IT firms regroup, seek missing staff
- Head on train collision in Utah - an act of terrorism?
- Making It Harder for Hijackers
- Eerie Image Pulled From CD
- Terrorist search leads to ISPs
- FBI issues cyberthreat advisory
- US Under Attack: Companies warned of possible cyber attack.
- Mafiaboy sentenced for hack attacks
- New 802.11 Encryption Technology from Nextcomm Secures Wireless networks
- Cisco Advisory: Vulnerable SSL implementation in iCDN
- Did Encryption Empower These Terrorists?