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December 2007 :
ScanSafe predicts Web 2.0 exploits and roaming workers will top security threats in 2008
Crime and punishment: The botnet barons
A Chronology of Data Breaches
Storm botnet drops strippers, switches to New Year's greeting, Gregg Keizer, computerworld.com
'You've Got Cross-Site Scripting', Free email alert service lets customers know when an XSS vulnerability is found on their sites
Hackers targeting 'forgotten' web apps
Phishers pinch billions from consumers' pockets
Insurer gets record fine for ID theft disaster
The 2007 Security Hall of Shame, Bad breaches, ghastly gaffes and five people we'd like to forget
VoIP: Security Fear Factor
The Information Security Forum Releases Report on Dangers of Information Leakage, webwire.com
Major Identity Theft Operation Exposed
Shell, Rolls Royce reportedly hacked by Chinese spies
Where the botnets are
Web Hosting Providers Let Security Sag
Why PCI Is Good For Business
November 2007 :
Buggy Web Apps And Carelessness Top 2007 SANS Threat List
Three takeaways from the SANS Top 20 (sort of) Internet Security Risk List
Cyber cold war fears grow, 120 countries have cyber-espionage capability
The Cost Of Data Loss Rises
Perspective: The new battleground in cybercrime business
Police raid botmaster blamed for 1 million infections
Google looks for help finding malicious Web sites
Hacker steals nonprofits' data from marketing firm
Site Hacking for Malice and Profit
Alleged Cisco hacker convicted in Sweden, bewails fate
Swatters tricked AT&T while making fake 911 calls Robert McMillan
Chinese Espionage Cited As Top Risk To U.S. Technology Industry
Cyber-Crime Crackdown Won’t Stop Cyber Crime
One in six PCs could be infected with malware
Stop Data Loss Before it Happens
The case for application security
Cyberwar is genuine threat
Survey finds thousands of database servers open to attack
PCI DSS Compliance: A Difficult But Necessary Journey
Know Your Enemy: Behind the Scenes of Malicious Web Servers
Data Breach Research Offers Hope, but No Reason to Relax
Federal Prosecutor: Cybercrime Is Funding Organized Crime
ID Theft Still a Rising Threat as Criminals Grow More Organized
Cyber-criminals use copycat domain names to infect visitors to legitimate websites
"Botmaster" admits infecting 250,000 computers
Indian news site dispensing malware during holiday
Update: Russian hacker gang vanishes day after moving to China
Ex-security pro admits running huge botnet, Gregg Keizer
Two charged with hacking PeopleSoft to fix grades
Survey: Most Companies Clueless About Costs of Unsecured Data
October 2007 :
17 charged in massive ID theft bustGilbert Kallenborn
Privacy Breach Impact Calculator
Web application security, development unite
No Breach, No Foul
Website Security Seals Get a Boost
Botnets are getting smaller to evade detection
European banks remain complacent about compliance and security, survey shows
Secret Service data reveals the true pain of identity theft
Silent cyberwar besieges computer networks of US companies and government
Does Identity Theft Really Come at a Heavy Price for the Victims?
September 2007 :
Web Security Remains Wild and Wooly
Web application security is a scary world
Security Metrics from Jeremiah Grossman
Is the U.S. at risk from cyberwarfare?
Cyberthreats Outpace Security Measures, Says McAfee CEO
China Says It's a Cyber-Attack Victim, not Villain
Criminals Operating Malware Supermarkets
The Worst Things About Crimeware: It’s Organized and It’s Easy
Cyber-Crooks Ape Business Best Practices
Why Application Security Is Often Overlooked
Three more western nations have blamed China for an upsurge in hacking attacks against government computers
Trojan planted on US Consulate website, Russian roulette
The Times: PLA war-hackers can switch off US navy, Yellow Peril causes wet knickers among excited scribes
Intrusion detection in the age of compliance
Symantec: Bank account details fetch $400 online
Landmark Calif. data breach bill awaits Schwarzenegger OK
Federal judge backs third-party liability protection for Web sites
Blunt Advice for IT Follows TJX Breach
A crime is committed online every 10 seconds in UK
Storm Worm Botnet More Powerful Than Top Supercomputers
Web server security wars: Is IIS or Apache more secure
MPack, Packed Full of Badness
Custom-built botnet steals eBay accounts
One in ten Australians victims of ID fraud
China denies its military hacked Pentagon network
Web Application Security Statistics
Ajax application security critical, experts warn
August 2007 :
Bank of India site hacked, serves up 22 exploits Reminiscent of Super Bowl site hack in January; notorious Russian
gang suspected
159 million people affected by data breaches in under three years
Storm Botnet Is Behind Two New Attacks
Why IT Security Must Combat Organized Cybercrime
Cenzic Patent Case Worries Web Researchers, Vendors, Controversial patent could affect other Web app scanners
Survey: Cost of Cybercrime Reaches $7B
Hacking attacks against banks up 81 percent
Symantec's 'Dark Vision' mines carder sites. A credit card number can be bought for as little as $6
Web sites vulnerable to a new generation of attacks
July 2007 :
The decline of antivirus and the rise of whitelisting
The limits of web application scanners
New hacking technique exploits common programming error
We're All in the Security Business Now
McAfee SiteAdvisor Phishing Quiz, Can you tell a fake Web site from a real one?
Application security arms race, Chris van Niekerk
Web application security -- time for services
Phishing tool constructs new sites in two seconds
The Complexities of Assessing XSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) Automatically Yet Accurately
Nearly 30,000 Malicious Web Sites Appear Each Day
Web application security market shifting
Application security takes on greater importance in Web 2.0
Security Appliance Vendors Blasé About CSRF Flaws
Report: Data breaches don't often result in ID theft
June 2007 :
Calif. bill holding retailers responsible for data breach costs moves ahead
Cyber Security: Data Breach Insurance Gains in Popularity
Hackers compromise 10k sites, launch 'phenomenal' attack
Data Breach Kit: Five Steps to Help You Survive the Inevitable
How much spam is your company sending? Study shows organizations blast spam without knowing it
Jeremiah Grossman on the pervasive nature of XSS
Retailers fume over PCI security rules
XSS malware technique branches out; some target kids' sites
Google: Attack code more likely on Microsoft IIS
Finding and blocking Web application server attack vectors
May 2007 :
Handful of States Consider New Data Breach Laws
Top 10 vulnerabilities in Web applications in Q1 2007
Google : 10 percent of sites are dangerous
Tool used to control botnets across 54 countries discovered
Webhosting companies are hosting A LOT of badware sites
StopBadware says majority of malware sites hosted by five ISPs
April 2007:
Companies Say Security Breach Could Destroy Their Business
Crackers Turn Toward Web Site Attacks
Web attackers get better at hiding
A third of IT managers report data breaches: survey
Web threats to surpass e-mail pests
Just how much will that data breach cost your company?
Security Breaches Cost $90 To $305 Per Lost Record
Botnets Battle Over Turf, Kelly Jackson Higgins
March 2007 :
Top 10 security threats in 2007
The birth of a website - can't you bad guys just wait a day?
ID theft threats have surged 200% since Jan. 1
Web attacks get personal
9 in 10 UK websites 'insecure'
Report says identity thieves working hand in hand with 'bot herders'
Criminals selling stolen identities $1 to $14
ID theft in under 15 seconds
Web Application Auditing Over Lunch
Spammers hack websites to make money from online pharmacies
Hackers broaden risk of cross-site scripting attacks
Some Companies Lose Data Six Times a Year
Why your web apps are sitting ducks
February 2007 :
Don't leave it all to your [network] firewall
We need web application firewalls to work
Black Hat: Botnets Go One-on-One
Know your enemies : web application threats, collective work
Wait for WAFs
I don't want a web application security product, I want a solution
Web apps remain a trouble spot
70% websites at direct risk of being hacked
RSA ’07 Hackers find a wealth of victims on corporate Web sites
The Year Hacking Became a Business
New Online Threats for 2007
US Identity theft loss in 2006
January 2007 :
Why antivirus technology is ineffective (or the merits of a white list approach)
How Prevalent are XSS Vulnerabilities ?
Putting App Security to the Test
The new threats are on the [web] server
Botnets Don Invisibility Cloaks
How the Web makes creating software vulnerabilities easier
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