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• September 06, 2008
• 0:31

  A foursome of Critical updates on Microsoft's September Patch Day

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Seems like you can ease your way back in from summer with a relatively light Patch Day this month. Microsoft's monthly Advance Notification says that they intend to release four Critical security bulletins next Tuesday.
• September 02, 2008
• 21:19

  Linux users beware of pwned distros and stolen SSH keys

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Last week, two security incidents cropped up that Linux users should be aware of. The first affects digital signatures in Red Hat and Fedora; the second involves stolen SSH keys.
• August 30, 2008
• 1:01

  Lost laptops: Is Krazy Glue the answer?

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Business travelers are losing more than 12,000 laptops per week at U.S. airports. That's a major headache for the businesses which suffer lost customer data, proprietary information, drawings or renderings and employee records.
• August 22, 2008
• 20:27

  Criminals are victims in latest UK gov data loss

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  A USB stick containing personal information about 84,000 criminals in England and Wales has been lost, the latest incident to a "magnificent year-long datachunder" for Her Madesty's government.
• August 12, 2008
• 22:47

  Microsoft Black Tuesday: Windows and Office riddled with security holes

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Today, Microsoft released 11 security bulletins, fixing some 25 vulnerabilities in their products. That's one bulletin shy of the number they predicted last Thursday. Six of the bulletins detail flaws ranked as Critical, and five are ranked Important.
• August 09, 2008
• 2:01

  Microsoft patches like mad in August; Seven vulns critical

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  August turns out to be a busy month for computer security. It started with two of the biggest computer security conferences of the year, Black Hat and Defcon; the craziness continues next week with one of the biggest Microsoft Patch Days in recent memory.
• August 07, 2008
• 2:23

  Feds hand down single largest identity theft charges ever

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  The U.S. Dept. of Justice has indicted 11 people in the theft of over 40 million credit card numbers from TJX Companies and several other retailers. The Attorney General called it "the single largest...identity theft case ever charged in this country."
• July 28, 2008
• 21:24

  Real releases patch for critical flaws in RealPlayer

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Last Friday, security lists everywhere mentioned various security flaws in RealPlayer 10.5 (and earlier versions). We didn't comment here because RealNetworks had not yet released any patches for the problems. But late Friday afternoon, they did.
• July 25, 2008
• 19:17

  Exploit code released for Kaminsky's DNS cache poisoning flaw

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  A few weeks ago, security researcher Dan Kaminsky announced a serious vulnerability that affects the DNS protocol itself. He hoped to give the world time to patch before he released these details, but he should have known better.
• July 24, 2008
• 23:04

  BlackBerries ripe for the picking?

   » ‎ WatchGuard Wire
  Last week, the news circulated that the beloved BlackBerry is not safe from hackers. More significantly, the entry route for this vulnerability was the equally-hallowed PDF -- typically regarded as a benign, trustworthy and unpoisonable attachment.