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• November 20, 2008
• 23:51

  Symantec Sees Rise in USB-Based Malware as Reports of U.S. Army Ban Surface

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  Reports of a ban by the U.S. Army on USB devices underscore the growing prevalence of USB-based malware. Researchers at Symantec said they have observed an up-tick in USB malware going back at least a year.
  - Researchers at Symantec are reporting an up-tick in USB-based malware as reports surface of a U.S. Army ban on USB devices and portable media. According to reports on Wired, the U.S. Army has banned the use of USB sticks, flash media cards, CDs and other removable storage due security concerns and...

  

  
• November 19, 2008
• 23:51

  University Launches Incubator for Internet Security Technology Startups

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  The University of Texas at San Antonio Institute for Cyber Security launches an Internet security incubator to commercialize promising technologies that address major cyber-security and privacy issues. The program offers companies access to UTSA ICS labs and research.
  - The University of Texas at San Antonio Institute for Cyber Security has created an incubator for startups to develop and commercialize Internet security technologies. The idea is to offer companies access to ICS labs and research as well as the expertise of ICS advisors and university staff to s...

  

  
• 23:09

  Experts: Cyber-crime as Destructive as Credit Crisis

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  Cyber-crime is likely to wreak as much havoc as the credit crisis in the coming years if international regulation is not improved, according to some of the world's top crime experts. Damage caused by cyber-crime is estimated at $100 billion annually, says Kilian Strauss, of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
  - FRANKFURT (Reuters) Cybercrime is likely to wreak as much havoc as the credit crisis in the coming years if international regulation is not improved, some of the world's top crime experts said on Wednesday. Damage caused by cybercrime is estimated at $100 billion annually, said Kilian Strauss, ...

  

  
• 14:40

  Citigroup's Account Management Nightmare: 50,000 Layoffs Means Closing Up To 1 Million Accounts

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  Citigroup announced it may fire as many as 50,000 employees. Hidden amid Citigroup's perceived savings is the cost of managing to shut down access to as many as 1 million accounts, user names and passwords that falls on the IT department. Managing that process effectively can be the difference between a data breach and peace of mind.
  - More than 50,000 layoffs at Citigroup; plans for as many as 6,000 at Sun Microsystems. With the current state of the economy, many companies are going to be faced with the prospect of managing the retirement of numerous accounts. While it sounds simple enough, a study by eMediaUSA released earlier...

  

  
• 4:13

  Microsoft to Phase Out Windows Live OneCare

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  Microsoft is giving up on its Windows Live OneCare subscription service next June. But it is not giving up on the security business entirely - it has plans for a free, anti-malware product code-named Morro.
  - Two years after releasing Windows Live OneCare with much fanfare, Microsoft announced Nov. 18 that it is abandoning the subscription service next June. But it is not getting out of the consumer security business. In fact, the company plans to release a free anti-malware product code-named q...

  

  
• 2:04

  Flash! Firefox No Longer an Automatic Defense Against Browser Drive-Bys

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  Security exploits still target browser vulnerabilities, but attacks on browser plug-ins and vulnerable third-party controls such as Flash and Acrobat are becoming more common. That means Firefox users need to be as cautious as users of Internet Explorer.
  - The playing field for drive-by exploits through Web browsers appears to be evening these days, thanks to the rise of exploits through third-party controls. The chances of Firefox users being exploited are a lot better than they used to be. This is especially true on Windows Vista. The latest Mi...

  

  
• November 18, 2008
• 5:18

  Symantec CEO John Thompson to Step Down Next Year

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  Symantec CEO John Thompson is stepping down as CEO next April. Thompson will be replaced by Symantec COO Enrique Salem.
  - After 10 years in the cockpit of Symantec, John W. Thompson is stepping down from his position as chief executive officer. Effective April 4, 2009, Thompson will be replaced by Enrique T. Salem, Symantecs chief operating officer. Thompson, 59, will remain chairman of the board of directors. “I ...

  

  
• November 17, 2008
• 21:47

  Barracuda Networks Breaks into SSL VPN Space for Small Business

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  Fresh off its acquisition of BitLeap, Barracuda Networks buys open-source SSL VPN vendor 3SP and releases Barracuda SSL VPN based on the 3SP technology. Barracuda networks is currently targeting Barracuda SSL VPN at small and midsize businesses.
  - Barracuda Networks has bought its way into the SSL VPN space with the acquisition of open-source vendor 3SP. The move was officially completed Nov. 17 with the announcement of Barracuda SSL VPN, the company's answer to calls for an integrated hardware and software product for clientless remote ...

  

  
• November 15, 2008
• 1:07

  Standards Come to Anti-malware Testing

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  Security industry organization AMTSO develops high-quality guidelines to help vendors, analysts and publications test anti-malware products in a fair and thorough way.
  - Computer product testing, sadly, has been as much art as science over the years. It's not just that the products are so complicated as to defy simple, straightforward analysis, but also there are no general agreements on how products should be tested. Now that may be changing with respect to the ...

  

  
• November 14, 2008
• 23:27

  Pirates of the Caribbean: The Cyber-crime Edition

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  Software pirates are winning the battle against vendors on the high seas of the Internet. Such activity costs the software industry billions of dollars. V.i. Laboratories, which specializes in anti-piracy technology for software, took eWEEK on a brief tour of the piracy underworld. Here is a look at a piece of the software pirate economy.
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