| Firefox adds security, search with 3.0 beta release, 11/21/07: Mozilla has released a beta version of Firefox 3.0, moving its next-generation browser one step closer to general release. Q&A: MySpace hacker tells his story, 11/20/07: If Samy Kamkar plays his cards right, he may be allowed to visit MySpace again in just a few months. For the time being, however, he's not even allowed to touch a computer, following a January 2007 guilty plea for creating what many consider to be the ... Apple 'fixes' causing problems, 11/26/07: Apple might be suffering from a little post-Thanksgiving indigestion as a new bug in QuickTime is cauing problems for Windows XP and Vista users. And an older ... Find your Web app vulnerabilities... please, 11/26/07: The busy holiday shopping season is upon us. Every day, millions of people log in to Web applications to make purchases. As long as they see the " ... UK kids warned MySpace isn't private - OMG!! 11/23/07: Young people are compromising their career prospects and opening the door to online fraud by posting personal information on social networking sites without thinking about the consequences, a U.K. privacy watchdog warned Friday. Security concerns cloud virtualization deployments, 11/21/07: Server virtualization makes it possible to run multiple applications and operating systems on fewer hardware resources, and it enables IT to provision new resources quickly, based on demand. IT managers, however, worry that the intangible boundaries ... A step in the right direction away from credit abuse, 11/20/07: I’m writing this just before Thanksgiving, and one of the many things I’m thankful for is that the major credit-reporting agencies finally understand they were a major part of the identity-theft problem. Swatters tricked AT&T while making fake 911 calls, 11/20/07: A Cleveland, Ohio, man has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme that involved using AT&T employee passwords and identities to place false 911 calls to emergency dispatch centers. Standards suggested for writing secure Java, 11/20/07: A group of secure-programming experts plans a series of documents that outline the skills coders need to write Web applications that are better able to withstand attacks. U.K. gov't department chief quits over fears of lost records, 11/20/07: Paul Gray, the chairman of Revenue and Customs, has resigned over "a substantial operational failure" in the department. Free password generators, Part 1, 11/20/07: Some help desks suggest to their users that they try public password generators to create good passwords. I looked at a few generators, and here's what I ... What early NAC adopters really want, 11/20/07: Recent interviews with some early adopters of NAC indicated they're not interested in the technology for the endpoint checking that brought NAC into ... Hackers jack Monster.com, infect job hunters, 11/20/07: Monster.com took a portion of its Web site offline Monday as researchers reported that it had been compromised by an IFrame attack and was being used to infect visitors with a multi-exploit attack kit. Location technology enhances wireless network security, 11/20/07: The acceptance of centralized wireless LAN architecture has significantly reduced costs and simplified the task of managing, securing and upgrading wireless systems, all of which have resulted in rapidly growing deployments. | 
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