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Sourcefire Says No To Barracuda's Takeover Bid

Sourcefire has rejected a $186 million unsolicited takeover offer from Barracuda Networks.

 
Domain Name Record Altered to Hack Comcast.net

Hackers gained access to the domain-name registration record for Comcast.net, knocking the company's Web portal offline.

 
Symantec Backtracks on Adobe Flash Warning

A bug originally reported by Symantec to be a new, unpatched vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player was actually patched last month.

 
New Adobe Flaw Being Used in Attacks

An unpatched bug in Adobe Systems' Flash Player software is being exploited by online criminals.

 
Most Retailer Breaches Not Disclosed, Gartner Says

While nearly half of U.S. retailers have been hit with some kind of information security attack, only a small percentage of them have actually reported breaches to their customers, research company Gartner reports.

 
TJX Staffer Sacked After Talking About Security Problems

A low-level TJX employee has lost his job for speaking in public about information security problems he uncovered while working for the company.

 
Tired of Waiting on Apple, Researchers Disclose iCal Bugs

Apple has not patched the three iCal vulnerabilities spelled out by Core Security, and did not respond to queries Wednesday about when it would.

 
Largest Public Power Grid at Cyber Risk, Feds Say

The network controlling the country's largest public electric company could be taken down by cyber-hackers because it fails to take basic best-practice security measures, a federal report says.

 
Ahead of Rootkit Talk, Cisco Patches Router Flaw

Cisco has issued patches for several products including the SSH server software used by its routers.

 
Fujitsu Security System Targets Employee Tailgating

A Fujitsu-developed ceiling mounted grid of video cameras hooked up with a computer can stop employee tailgating, the company demonstrated in Tokyo.

 
 
 
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