July, 2006:

• Two Navy laptops with recruit information stolen
• Johansson to leave Microsoft for Amazon
• Another new CFO at CA
• Senate told U.S. unprepared for cyberattack
• Three-quarters of phish hit Paypal, Ebay
• IE 7 to be pushed as a security patch
• Senate minority leader victimized by ID theft
• Victoria's (malicious) secret: fake lingere an information-stealing trojan
• Marshal: Europe responsible for most spam
• New Firefox version includes security fix
• MessageLabs silent on sale rumors
• Misdirected bounce attacks on the rise
• OS X still safer, but not perfect
• Trojan claims to be Firefox extension, sends out personal info
• Exploits threaten patched Windows flaws
• Visa upgrades PCI merchant classifications
• Study: Email-borne malware successfully hit 80 percent of businesses
• Yahoo, Symantec team up on web security
• More than half-million injured NY workers have personal info compromised
• Man charged over medical college database theft
• Private eye, about to address hacker conference, arrested
• U.S. still top spam producer, study says
• Personal information of NYC homeless leaked
• Ransomware getting harder to decrypt
• LSP trojan targets PowerPoint
• Beware fake Google Toolbar trojan
• Malicious users warm to 'fuzzing'
• Entrust acquires Business Signatures
• New email scam claims AIDS cure
• More websites not as innocent as they seem
• Malicious MySpace banner downloads spyware in latest social networking attack
• Microsoft fixes one July Patch Tuesday fix
• SQL injection attacks on the rise, says SecureWorks
• On compliance: Congress must act on cyber security to avoid confusion
• Cisco fixes security management flaws
• U.K. moves to ban hackers from internet
• OpenSSL in a FIPS flap
• Winternals to become part of Microsoft
• New adware tricks users with security promise
• Oracle fixes 65 flaws
• Cross Match to work for the feds
• Industry views: Look for more spending on convergence, insider threats
• Avoid untrusted PowerPoint docs, says Microsoft
• Viisage to acquire Iridian
• Open source phone system open to DoS attack
• Microsoft, on 'state of high alert,' releases PowerPoint advisory
• McAfee launches its own security publication
• Malicious World Cup website ponders why Zidane did it
• Political hacking hits MySpace
• Aussie drivers in internet switch scam
• FBI: Cybercrime losses down last year
• Exploit uses PowerPoint flaw in targeted attacks
• McAfee's secret flaw in management software exposed by eEye
• Man-in-the-middle attack on Citibank users concerns experts
• Adobe patches Acrobat flaw
• Vishing scams now duping consumers
• D.C. lobbying firm claims IBM hacked its server
• Trojans account for over half of malware
• SurfControl buys BlackSpider
• Be careful where you leave your keys
• Trojan spreads through Putin death spam
• Inspector general: VA response to stolen laptop rife with errors
• State Department looking into reported hackings
• FBI warns of online job scams
• Cleaning out the closet
• Adware targets Myspace users
• Secure Computing and CipherTrust merge in $273.6 million deal
• Seven new Patch Tuesday fixes released by Microsoft
• End of Windows 98, ME support from Microsoft
• Gmail users warned of new phishing scheme
• IT Security spending set to grow significantly
• Personal info of 100K sailors, Marines posted to public site
• Corporations spending more on IT - but not on personnel
• Cover Story: Working for Gold
• Industry evolution
• Traffic control
• The money trail
• Fun in the sun
• Sophos discovers PoC virus targeting research tool
• MessageLabs: By numerous delivery methods, spam up in June
• Euro teens put PCs at risk of viruses and hacking
• WebEx flaw found
• Preventing multiple PII disorder
• News briefs
• Debate
• Cisco buys endpoint security firm Meetinghouse
• McAfee threat catalog doubles in less than two years
• New flaw affects Asian Microsoft Excel versions
• PayPal scheme urges customers to phone in personal info
• Metasploit creator to reveal a flaw every day this month
• SEC considering action against Trend Micro CEO
• New cybersecurity standards
• Company news
• Me and my job
• Is employee blogging a risk?
• Workable risk management
• Access in a compliance world
• Got something to say?
• What pill can I take for cyber insecurity?
• Lucky number of fixes due from Microsoft on Patch Tuesday
• Sensitive FBI data hacked
• Apple addresses iTunes vulnerability in latest download
• Newspaper: Fed networks under attack, but security improvements years behind schedule
• Potential trojan redirects users to malicious websites
• Microsoft hit with second Windows Genuine Advantage lawsuit
• AOL instant messenger worm poses as Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage
• Sophos report tempers good with the bad
• Analysts: EMC-RSA deal different than Symantec-Veritas