July, 2005:

• Cisco releases security alert after Black Hat drama
• Olovsson and Bodley-Scott scoop Jericho Forum challenge honors
• CISOs weigh in on open source
• Cisco researcher quits to expose critical IOS flaws
• Man accused of "world's biggest hack" fights extradition
• PGP inventor reveals secure interent telephony
• Experts attack 3Com bounty program
• Move by the DHS is the first right step
• It’s tough on the front line
• Woman held over spammer death
• Spyware, adware and unaware
• CA buys anti-spam maker
• Be aware! Spyware is everywhere
• Unbeatable spammer takes beating, dies
• Personal websites - a hacker's paradise
• FDIC warns banks of spyware risks
• Group calls on government to promote cybersecurity R&D
• Sexually explicit mail - an office superbug
• TSA 'broke rules on data privacy'
• Can you keep a secret?
• SANS report flags backup software flaws
• 3Com targets zero-day threats with reward program
• Visa and U.S. Chamber of Commerce launch security campaign
• Oracle reprimanded over lack of patches
• Debate» Voice over IP networks pose a security threat to enterprises and their users
• Wireless hacker cut down to size
• The new breed of trojans
• Me and my job
• Blogging your secrets away?
• The next generation is here
• Bogus iTunes file spreads worm through IM
• 310 arrested in mammoth 419 scam manhunt
• Millions stolen in Japanese spyware heist
• More breach notification legislation proposed
• CardSystems CEO testifies before House subcommittee
• Law is nothing without enforcement
• European business fail to take security seriously
• WANTED: A new breed of superhero
• Evolution of the species
• Court stops spam man
• The end of CardSystems?
• How to make clueless users ‘clueful’
• Spam king turns back on spam
• Microsoft set to acquire FrontBridge Technologies
• FTC takes action against illegal porn spam
• Finjan licenses security patents to Microsoft
• Write down your passwords, increase security
• Small businesses vulnerable to cyberthreats
• Amex and Visa ditch CardSystems after data breach
• 270,000 at risk after USC hack
• Steps for ensuring storage network security
• Windows vulnerable to DoS attack
• Email virus hoaxers, cold as Ice
• NIST gets busy with security draft
• Company porn creates regulatory nightmare
• Free tool calculates cost/benefit of security
• Google turns into ugly security risk monster
• Moving towards two-factor authentication
• Agency infosec weaknesses threaten federal data
• Firefox marketing site hacked
• Asian cyberwar to start mid-August
• Cybercrime up but losses down - go figure
• VeriSign acquires iDefense for $40 million
• Spanish authorities hook phishing mules
• MP calls for tougher DoS legislation
• DHS shakeup includes new cybersecurity post
• Australian accused of downloading company secrets
• Spammers bypass filters with anti-phishing tech
• Microsoft issues three critical patches
• DHS infosec weaknesses cited
• Criminals cash in on London bomb terror
• Yahoo and Cisco submit email authentication scheme
• Thieves steal UK government computers
• Why IPS won't break your network
• Group releases spyware definition
• New type of wireless attack surfaces
• Microsoft rewards Sasser informants
• Sasser teen escapes spell in jail
• Attorneys General issue demand to CardSystems
• 'Rizler' spammer rolls up in court
• Securing instant messaging
• IM threats skyrocket
• Jaschan - I am the Sasser Kid
• China to toughen up porcelain spam record
• Sasser worm teen on trial
• FTC wins injunction over 'deceptive' spyware claims
• Internet Explorer hit by critical flaw
• Companies unclear on credit-card security requirements
• Congress must lead the way on privacy
• Debate» Ethical hacking courses fail to provide practical information to security professionals
• Hackers exploit university and airport weakspots
• Me and my job
• So far, it’s a very bad year
• Time in jail awaits 'Timeshare Spammer'
• Are backups your back door?
• We are dead wrong about risk
• Massive rise in phishing attacks
• Lobby groups urges ratification of cybercrime convention
• Future CSOs need you to teach them
• Be careful who you trust
• The ultimate balancing act
• A need to know
• One tool to rule them all
• Best practice makes perfect