| Hack this school network, win a router
There's a wireless router gathering dust in Bob LaRocca's office. It's yours if you can hack into his network. Unix admin tried to axe power grid
A California man pleaded guilty Friday to charges that he shut down the data center responsible for managing the state's electrical supply. After attacks, Apple fixes QuickTime bug
Apple has released a new security patch for QuickTime, its eighth update this year for the media player software. French Embassy Web site for Libya said to be serving up malware
The French Embassy Web site for Libya has been compromised and is serving up malware, McAfee says Properly handling end-of-life IT assets
With major OEMs arguing about who recycles the most electronics and with e-waste legislation on the rise across the world, green computing is a hot topic. However, many companies are still in the dark about how to properly get rid of old IT equipment ... How to manage your multivendor firewalls like a pro
Auditing firewalls to keep regulators happy and tracking rule changes - especially for businesses buying firewalls (compare products) from multiple vendors - is a burden that a variety of third-party software can lighten dramatically. Employee charged with stealing millions in computer gear
A former employee of a scientific test equipment maker is charged with stealing millions of dollars of computer parts, possibly to resell on eBay. Botnet-controlled Trojan robbing online bank customers
A new variant on the Prg Trojan, designed in Russia, is hitting victims to steal money from their banking accounts in the United States, United Kingdom, Spain and Italy, says Atlanta-based security firm SecureWorks. | 
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