January, 2008:

• Do-it-yourself phishing kit targets email, social networks
• Barracuda claims Trend Micro patent complaint aims to stifle competition
• Viruses now posing on digital picture frames
• Microsoft: Vista safer in first year than other operating systems
• French bank could have a thwarted $7 billion insider fraud with better password, workstation controls: analysts
• Cisco, Sun patch flaws, including 370 bugs in JavaSE
• Staff buy-in: Your company needs you
• Professional Monitor: In association with (ISC)2
• The key to USB security
• Change default credentials
• Bad year will bring action
• Editorial: Swimming with sharks
• Interview: Scott Weiss
• Risk management: Calculated risk
• CIA analyst reports hacker attack on foreign power grid
• For-profit Mac attacks could increase this year, says Sophos
• China has penetrated key U.S. databases: SANS director
• (ISC)2 publishes free guide on hiring information security experts
• U.S. cyber war with China, Russia says New Yorker magazine
• Malware up 800 percent in 2007, says Panda
• Storm's "Valentine's Day massacre" arrives early
• Excel exploit targets vulnerability in the wild
• (ISC)2 publishes IT security pro hiring-help guide
• Attack injects malicious JavaScript into hundreds of e-commerce sites
• The SC interview online: Patrick Peterson
• UK company unveils enhanced security web browser
• Year's first QuickTime vulnerability discovered
• Oracle to patch 27 bugs in "hundreds" of its products
• Get ready for phishing scams that play on holiday purchases
• Trojan 2.0 era about to begin: Finjan
• New phishing wave claims payroll fraud to dupe victims
• SC Top 30 F-Secure (28)
• Review of 2007: Lost in translation
• HMRC: Looking for clues
• Focus on: The firewall
• California data breach disclosure law extended to cover medical records
• First iPhone trojan more prank than malware
• FAA: Boeing to ensure 787's flight control system can't be hacked by passengers
• Storm Worm New Year's greetings proliferating
• Facebook widget leads to adware install
• Committee calls for tougher laws to protect private information
• US-CERT warns of RealPlayer exploit
• Fake 'Tom from MySpace' pages offer ringtones, cell phone games
• Google Blogspots redirecting to fake Bhutto assassination videos