| Attackers target unpatched QuickTime flaw, 12/03/2007Attackers are trying to exploit an unpatched vulnerability in Apple's QuickTime software that could let them run code on a victim's computer ... 11 questions for a warez site owner, 11/29/2007You need a copy of Adobe's Photoshop or maybe the latest version of CorelDraw? Or how about downloading Beowulf or a DVD rip of American Gangster ... Spyware new champ among IT security worries: survey, 11/29/2007Spyware leapfrogged ahead of viruses and worms to become the biggest security concern in 2007, according to survey results from the Computer ... Police raid botmaster blamed for 1 million infections, 11/29/2007Police have raided the home of the alleged ringleader of an international group of cybercriminals said to be responsible for infecting more than ... Firefox gets security update, 11/29/2007Mozilla was busy this week quashing a handful of bugs in its popular Firefox browser, while Microsoft won't confirm it is working on patching an ... Top 10 reasons why IPSec VPNs fail Independent consultant and Cisco Subnet blogger Mark Lewis details the top 10 weak points to check as you assess your IPSec VPN. VoIP Security Lessons Microsoft OCS Can Learn From Vonage and Others While VoIP is all the rage, VoIP security is often underplayed and frequently goes unaddressed, warns Microsoft Subnet blogger Mitchell Ashley. Ashley wants OCS to follow the lead of softswitch creator Ike Elliot. How Microsoft Genuine Advantage breaks virtual machines Well, I've decided to pick on them again. Call it a love/hate relationship or something like that," but as Microsoft Subnet blogger Tyson Kopczynsk was moving virtual machines around, he encountered another flaw with Microsoft Office Genuine Advantage. | 
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