Report: Princeton Review Publishes Sensitive Data Online
Error made student birth dates, test scores public for weeks
Flap Over Transit Flaws Exposes Disclosure Divide
A court order put a stop to a planned presentation at the Defcon hackers convention by three MIT students who found security flaws in the electronic ticketing system used by the mass transit authority in Boston. But the ruling reopened the schism in the IT security community over the issue of how vulnerabilities should be publicly disclosed.
Torvalds: Fed Up With The 'Security Circus'
Linus Torvalds, creator of the Linux kernel, says he's fed up with what he sees as a "security circus" surrounding software vulnerabilities and how they're hyped by security people.
Peer-to-peer client uTorrent fixes serious vulnerability
One of the most popular programs used by some to illegally share files under copyright has patched a serious software vulnerability.
Dell Loses Bid For 'Cloud Computing' Trademark
Dell can't use "cloud computing" as a trademark since the term is a generic one, the USPTO said in a preliminary ruling.
Microsoft Sues site to Stop Certification Test Leaks
Microsoft says a help site called pass4sure.com has been selling answers to its certification tests.
Microsoft Reissues July WSUS Patch
Taking another crack at the WSUS-Server 2008 fix, Microsoft offers the patch via Windows Update.
Microsoft Kills More Third-Party ActiveX Controls
Microsoft issues "kill bit" updates for ActiveX controls from HP and a Washington state developer.
Hackers Spoof MSNBC Alerts in New Twist on Malware Ruse
Hackers trying to plant malware on PCs have switched from CNN to using MSNBC as a cover.
AOL Phisher Gets Seven Year Sentence
AOL Phisher Michael Dolan has been sentenced to seven years in prison.
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- Microsoft Reissues July WSUS Patch
- Hackers Spoof MSNBC Alerts in New Twist on Malware Ruse
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