Phishing courier service brands Cisco IOS Software Vulnerability Apple Releases QuickTime 7.6.7 New victim in India-Pakistan ‘cyberwar’ Laptop e-mail tipped Apple to kickbacks plot Beware the Facebook “Dislike” Button Scam HP to Acquire Fortify Software

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Today in Security #21 8-17-10 Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

The data you don’t even know you have Senate Working To Consolidate Cybersecurity Bills Phishers Celebrate Special Occasions White House seeks comment on trusted ID plan Google Releases Chrome 5.0.375.86

Today in Security #20 Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Apple Releases iTunes 9.2 Clickjack Baddie Whack Blackhat SEO uses online games to distribute malware Spammers Target Facebook and Twitter at Once Belgian pump and dump botnet revealed iPhone Password Breaker updated with iOS4 Software support Microsoft Offers Developers Cloud Security Tips

TiS #19 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Microsoft Launches Centralized Fraud Alert System For Reporting Stolen Data New Bill Gives Obama ‘Kill Switch’ To Shut Down The Internet High-living hacker swaps Porsche for porridge New cyber security threats facing the public sector Apple secretly updates Mac malware protection Mark Weatherford Resigns as California CISO

TiS 18 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Massive keylogger cache posted to Pastebin.com Google responds to privacy probe ‘Bug’ Sneaks Stealth Download into Microsoft Security Patch Malware Leads to Breach of Student Data Top 10 Most Pirated Movies on BitTorrent California Fines Five Hospitals For Failure To Protect Patient Data Statement of fees 2009/2010 malware attack spammed out

TiS # 17 Today In Security 6-14-2010 Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

New issues with Adobe Flash, Google search links could compromise your [WoW] account Microsoft finally fixes Pwn2Own browser flaw A swarm of Safari security holes: Mac and Windows users told to update Olympus apologises after shipping malware-laced cameras in Japan Banks increase information security budgets as threats evolve BP ‘manipulating search results’ on Google following […]

TiS # 16 Today In Security Niko Depofi – Chris Pope

QoTD on Aurora Attacks OpenBitTorrent Tracker Returns After Hollywood Shutdown Taiwanese phishermen rip off American troops and their families Symantec Hosted Services’ Top 5 Security Threats Facebook likejacking attacks continue with ‘Paramore n-a-k-ed photo leaked!’ Ex-call center operator pleads guilty to bank fraud Microsoft bites back at Google’s Windows snub

TiS #15 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Microsoft staying silent over security patching Windows Mobile Trojan frags gamers Facebook: Screw You, Privacy Hugger Cybersecurity Regulations Pass House Threat Outbreak Alert: Fake Gusanito E-postcards E-mail Messages on May 31, 2010 Your favorite malware authors: Now on Twitter! Cyber Thieves Rob Treasury Credit Union Intego Security Alert: OSX/OpinionSpy Spyware Installed by Freely Distributed Mac […]

Tis #14 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Web Start-Ups Offer Bargains for Users’ Data Healthcare vulnerability to data breach Missing records on stolen laptop from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Inefficient Security Makes VA Systems Vulnerable Alleged $100M scareware sellers facing charges 2010 FIFA World Cup – Spammers Raise Their Game Facebook Clickjack Worm Vectored Attack Reports

TiS 013, Today in Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Supreme Court Rules Pirate Bay Must Stay Blocked Offshore Oil Rig Accident Lessons Spill into IT Five indicted in cybertheft of city’s bank accounts Mac as a means of distributing malware 44 Million Stolen Gaming Credentials Uncovered

TiS 012 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Irish file sharers set to receive first warning letters Microsoft Researchers Propose Privacy Sensor ‘Widget’ The Deputy Prime Minister has said the government might not be able to prevent Gary McKinnon’s extradition to the US Firms tackle virus-laden Web sites, ads Product Watch: New Patents Help Upstart Make A Ruckus In Wireless Security Management Google […]

TiS 011 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Lots and lots of keys The smart paranoid’s guide to using Google Looking for code work? Write fake anti-virus scripts Two years later, Apple still won’t fix Safari hole Botnet services for hire: $8.94 an hour DO NOT install Microsoft patches or updates sent by email (They are fake) IBM Distributes malware-infested freebies at AusCERT

TiS 010 Today In Security Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

How Could A New ATM Rootkit Turn The World Of Banking On It’s Head? Where in the World is xn--mgberp4a5d4ar? Rogue Facebook apps launch ‘beach babes’ attack Debate Heating Up: Cybersecurity Act of 2010 S. 773 IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance – Part II The Case for Endpoint Operations and Endpoint Security Convergence Do you […]

TiS 009 Today In Security Niko DePofi Chris Pope

Product Watch: Sourcefire Rolls Out SSL Appliance ‘Unbreakable’ was a stretch, ‘Rugged’ more attainable Phishing Prepaid Debit Card Accounts Facebook users warned about ‘sexiest video’ attack Zeus-friendly ISP taken down

TIS-007 Today In Security 5-18-10 Niko DePofi – Chris Pope

Security guard pleads guilty to hacking his employer Not a thought of Security… Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-031 – Critical U.S. struggles to ward off evolving cyber threat Cisco Releases Updates for PGW Softswitch What Would Someone do With a Phony Facebook Account?

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