July, 2007:

• Newcastle browned off by data breach
• Super Mario plumbing new depths
• UK govt putting public data at risk: SafeBoot supremo
• California finds three electronic voting systems vulnerable to hackers
• Certegy breach worse than reported
• How many errors are OK?
• A lesson from the PCI
• Incident prevention: Analyse this
• Editorial: Don't invite fraudster's into your gang
• Pen testing: How to ensure effective testing
• The End: Consolidate to reduce risk
• Prioritise before you mend
• Interview: Alex and Nicko van Someren
• Report: Web threats leapfrog email attacks
• Researchers release LinkedIn bug
• Spammers turn to Excel to trick users
• Businesses fail to cope with image-spam
• Microsoft announces privacy shake-up
• Core Security CEO to step down
• Apple's iPhone gets hacked
• Social networking users run risk of identity fraud
• Oracle acquires Bharosa
• Policeman sacked after P2P data leak
• Survey: Mobile working erodes security
• Spammers launch Simpsons scam
• Mozilla slams Microsoft for ignoring critical vulnerability
• Study: Europe overtakes US in spam chart
• Trillian & Yahoo IM platform flaws found
• Google cuts cookie lifespan
• Study: Number of malware hosting websites soars
• Browser spoofing flaw discovered in Internet Explorer 7
• Suspected phishing gang arrested in Italy
• Oracle to release 46 security fixes
• Email security vendors see PDF spam spike
• PatchLink completes SecureWave takeover
• Microsoft adds host of security features to free OneCare beta
• Cisco patches two VoIP software flaws
• Apple fixes eight QuickTime vulnerabilities
• PGP president slams Information Commissioner
• Texan duo charged with pump-and-dump spam offences
• ICO: Number of data security breaches is 'horrifying'
• Microsoft fixes 8 'critical' flaws on Patch Tuesday
• Firefox arbitrary code flaw found
• RSA: UK banks still a favourite target for phishers
• Home Office: Encryption laws to come into force soon
• Report: Image spam drops as PDF stock spam rises
• Google to acquire Postini
• Estonia to boost cyber security after DoS attack
• eBay-style marketplace launched for vulnerability exchange
• Study: Security professionals back data breach law
• UK secures first cyber-jihad prosecution
• Microsoft to fix three 'critical' vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday
• Hacker admits stalking US rocker
• PandaLabs: Beware of talking virus
• 3Com plans TippingPoint IPO
• Spammers exploit iPhone hype
• Report: Gang trigger surge in targeted spam attacks
• MySpace users warned of drive-by exploit attack
• Romanian NASA hacker appears in court