COMPUTER
Last chance for EU software law
Microsoft researchers target worms, buffer overflows
Phony FBI E-mail Launches Virus
Alternative browser spyware infects IE
IM targeted by increased attacks
British banks in talks to fight ID theft
Phishing still on the rise
Surge in Viruses and Worms Targeting Mobile Devices, Cars, Satellite Communications
Mobile phone gunman jailed
Phishers using DNS servers to lure victims?
French Researcher Fined for Releasing Exploit Code
News: Companies resist nuclear cyber security rule
NSA Warned Bush Of Need To Monitor Telecom Networks In 2001
I spy peer-to-peer software
Phishers script their way into online banking
Hacking away at the hackers
New tools to protect mobiles and networks
War Against Phishing Continues
Hacker jailed for WebTV scam
MSN TV Trojan hacker sent to jail
How Bad Is Online Fraud?
When passwords are passé
Hacker Jeansonne Heading to Jail for Six Months
Wi-Fi Hotspot Security
Vulnerability found in encryption method:
What security breach could cost you your job?
Hollywood threatens to sue UK BitTorrent man for millions
DoS attacks: crime without penalty
French appeals court rules in favour of downloader
DoS attack will cost 2 years of jail
Stress afflicts security bosses
Child porn site blocks supported
Have hackers recruited your PC?
Auditors find IRS employees vulnerable to hackers
Attackers of Dutch government Web sites sentenced
Hackers attack Schiavo news
UK police foil high-tech bank theft
UK police foil massive bank theft
Another antivirus software flaw detected
Israeli arrested over failed bank theft plot
Anti-P2P lawmaker given top IP position
New Program Breaks Apple’s DRM
California university reports data hack
DVD Jon Breaks ITunes Security—Again
Five exam centres blacklisted
Hollywood Targets UK BitTorrent Provider
Hacking raid on Sumitomo bank
Hackers break into Apple iTunes
Hacker breaches Boston College
Sexual predators prowl Internet
Hacking Tools Can Strengthen Security
Music Industry Security Sings the Blues
New Pay P2P Network: Bitmunk
Virus writers follow the money
Hackers more active in 2004
Brazilian cops net ’phishing kingpin’
Scam artists dial for dollars on Internet phones
Stop p2p spammers
Japan Declared A Cyberwar Against S. Korea
2nd Israeli arrested in bank theft attempt
Banks on high security alert against key loggers
Apple vulnerable to hack attack
Bring crime fighting into the internet age
Phishing Attacks Up 366 Percent
Apple ’Fixes’ iTunes Hack
Confessions of a social engineer
Labels Vs. File-Sharing
DVD Jon re-hacks iTunes DRM - just for Linux
Hackers kidnapped 32,000 people
Hackers play with iTunes
Linux riskier than Windows?
Most cell phone users have received spam
Hackers target Argentine president’s website
Software Again Gets Around iTunes DRM
iTunes Cracked Again
Virus writers point their dialing fingers at cellphones
Security solutions insufficient to stop PNP hack attack
Drive-by Trojans exploit browser flaws
Apple patches security flaws
P2P usage on the decline
P2P use levels off
Phishers target Yahoo Instant Messenger
City investigates new hi-tech parking meters
Music pirates choose iPods over P2P
Bank fraud hits home, continues to grow
New Vehicle Tracking and Security System
Acxiom Hacker Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
Computer hacker sentenced to nearly four years
Mobile phone jammers in Bihar jails
Phishers target Yahoo Messenger
Mobile viruses a threat, but epidemics can be stopped at the gate
Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Getting Unpopular
Apple’s iTunes DRM Hacked - Again
Activist hacker gets suspended prison term
First Swede Prosecuted For File Sharing
DVD Jon and digital rights
Canada’s anti-p2p plan
Mozilla Fixes New Firefox Flaw
Hacking Windows XP
Identity Theft: A crime too personal
Is The Windows Server Environment More Secure Than Linux?
Chinese police arrest super hacker
Music Swapping Moving Away from P2P
Hacking away at Apple
Top hacker arrested
VoIP cuts costs but faces potential risks
Security Flaw Found In Trilliam IM Client
Six Years After Melissa, Mass-Mailed Malware Has Peaked
Russian hacker arrested
How Broken Is Norton 2005 Activation?
Security automation: The next wave
Is p2p killing CD sales?
Prostitutes turn to mobile phones
Legal row over iTunes domain name
Microsoft remedy to secure Web
Legal fears halt Apple virus competition
Online dating fraud
Write a Mac virus competition halted for legal reasons
Mytob e-mail worm proliferating quickly
Gartner, Beware of Mac OS spyware
Apprentice hacker rings up large phone bill
Phone hackers tap into hospital
Passenger screening gimmick stuck at the gate
Justices Appear Wary of File-sharing Copyright Lawsuit
Phishing continues to rise
System tracks patients via wireless device
Analysts slam hacker law changes
China becoming haven for phishers
eEye finds more holes in Windows
Central Bank Hacked
Cops get cybercrime help from Microsoft
270000 bank account details lost
Celebrity porn virus targets Microsoft
Credit Card Numbers Found in North Side Student’s Computer Files
Hackers warn of privacy dangers
P2P Supreme Court Case
Mozilla pays bug hunter $2,500 for Firefox flaw finds
Report: Online Pedophilia up 300 Percent
High Risk Flaws Found in IE, Outlook
Russian Courts Attack On-line Libraries
Terrorism on the Web
Fighting ID theft by panic
Beware of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1
Hacker gets credit card info
Critical flaws in IE and Outlook discovered
Cybercrime laws not important
Canadians fear identity theft over virus attacks
Ebay Foils Phishers by Removing Password Requirement
Zombie Computers
New laws won’t tackle cybercrime
Hardware is secure ?
Virus, virus everywhere, so let me have a Mac
They’re Phishing Your Identity Online
Hackers allegedly steal Russian Central Bank’s database
Hacker attacks Tory website
P2P battle looms in Sweden
Database rootkit menace looms
Impatient TV viewers turn to BitTorrent
Virus hunters unlikely heroes
Hard disk thief leaves police flummoxed
New bugs in Outlook, Internet Explorer
DNS warns of pharming attacks on .com domain
Blaster author gets $2,200 an hour community service
Hacking Google for fun and profit
Mac security: fact and fiction
Red Hat patches critical hole
Trojan phishing suspect hauled in
Carjackers swipe biometric Merc
Estonian police nab man suspected of using Internet to steal $
Hungarian sentenced to prison for spying on Ericsson
Big Lesson for I.T. Hackers
E-mail worm graduates to IM
Hackers Write Spyware For Cash, Not Fame
Police rail against computer crime
E-crime is costing UK business £2.4bn a year, says police report
Crime gangs unite to launch online attacks
Cyber-Terrorism Analyst Warns Against Complacency
IT Admins Must ’Think Like Hackers’
Ericsson hacker gets three years in jail
Suspected phisher arrested in Estonia
New Cellphone Virus, Mabir, Attacks Symbian Series 60 Devices
International bank HSBC deluged by viruses
Top secret German Police hard drive sold over ebay for 20 euros
Security Company Warns About DNS Attacks
CA security system vulnerable to DoS attacks
Cybercriminals taking £2.5bn from UK businesses
Latest smart phone virus targets Symbian
Russia - Where hackers eat caviar
The fine art of hacking
New cell phone Trojan pretends to be your buddy
eBay fraudster lands six-year prison term
New Anti-Phishing Measures Into Gmail
eBay cybercrime chief tells UK to wise-up
Portable fingerprint identification system aids government ...
Computer hacker jeopardizes records
20 Euros buys top Secret Police hard drive
Credit card system hacker sentenced
UK man suspected of hacking into dating site
Cops get help from Microsoft
Man gets nine years for spamming
Warning over fake Windows update
Medical group: Data on 185,000 people was stolen
Fake Microsoft security updates circulate
Microsoft to fight child porn
Cisco Patches Network Security Holes
Social Security Numbers Easy To Find Online
Will Sony Crackdown on PSP Hacks?
Student, 19, arrested on hacking charges
Cybercriminals nabbed by the police
p2p file sharing Number One
The Russians are the most dangerous hackers
Europeans worry about online banking security
eBay scam man gets six years
Trojan leaps from bogus Windows Update site
Nine years in slammer for US spammer
Man stole $1,000,000 from the bank using laptop
Is cybercrime unstoppable?
Be vigilant against identity theft
Trojan Masquerades as Microsoft Security Update
Internet users accept spam as part of online life
Singles chart security attacked
Music industry extends piracy war
Microsoft plugs critical holes in Windows
Loophole found in Internet domain name
Hackers attacked website of Ukrainian opposition
Italian smut virus scammer jailed for 14 months
OpenOffice Confirms Buffer Overflow Flaw
Worm attack forces Reuters IM offline
Warnings of net security bugs
British banks to provide extra Web security
185,000 people’s medical data stolen
Security websites taken down by unhappy hackers
OpenOffice.org details vulnerability
A milky hacker
Hackers post anti-Japan message on university site
Alaskan airport website defaced
Virus writers have girlfriends
International cooperation in fighting cybercrime
ICANN still searching for answer
Ripon Police going high-tech wireless
Hackers post anti-Japan messages on local gov’t Web site
Guaranteed anti-file sharing
Movie Industry Joins RIAA in P2P Fight
Entrepreneur and Hacker Arrested for Online Sabotage
Save us from spam
US movie pirates face jail terms
LexisNexis begins notifying possible victims
Warning! Pharming!
Opera 8 to protect from hackers
Opera 8 to protect from hackers
Sober worm makes a comeback
Cybercrime Wars
Cyberterrorism
File-sharers facing spam attacks
Army of zombies invades China
Canvassing all security cracks
Hundreds Of Students Suspected Of Online Cheating
Hackers redirect web users to poison sites
Cyber security has its limits
FBI joins hunt for CMU hacker
From Pfishing to Pfarming: The Top Five Spam Scams
Final Fantasy XI under attack
Virus pits itself against music pirates
Hacker pleaded guilty
Police tackling cybercrime ‘need more training’
Microsoft Confirms Dangerous Vulnerability in Windows 2000
Anti-Hacker Tech Gets $8 Million
MP3 zapping malware worms onto P2P network
AOL seeks to block phishing sites
Fake call ID services on the rise
Web server attacks ’growing fast’
1S hacker sentenced
Web defacements and server hacks on the rise
eBay hacker jailed
China’s anti-hacking alliance regrouped
Hushmail hit by DNS attack
Group wants encryption bans overturned
Students become recent victims of credit and debit card fraud
Indonesian Hackers Attack Malaysian Web Sites
Cybercrime costs billions
Hackers watching while you type
Firms fall short in cybercrime strategy
Hackers to test U.K. lawmakers’ systems
Computer crimes: reasons and consequences
Red Hackers come back!
Apple becoming hacker target
Google mistype security nightmare
Internet piracy pair facing jail
Biggest security holes revealed
Future tech must protect planet
Hackers try to take down U.K. cops
Mac 19 Vulnerabilities
Hackers crack Sony PSP discs
’We want biometrics’ say bank customers
Web site rebuilding after hacker attack
The New Face of File Sharing?
Genome may be future step for virus writers
Total access control at your fingertips
Firefox got holes
’Pirate’ iTunes rival enrages music industry
Samurai phishing gang
Hackers get into all computers
Mobiles are ’offensive weapons’

MOBILITY
Gangsters flood Spain with cheap mobiles
Stolen mobile gives their game away
Warnings on woeful wi-fi security
The Trouble with Internet Sharing via Bluetooth on the Mac
Nokia sued over ’exploding phone’
Anti spam-virus phone softwrare from Trend Micro
DRM comes to mobiles
The First RFID Reader/Writer
Does Your Wi-Fi Hotspot Have an Evil Twin?
Stop your SMS from getting hacked
T-Mobile delays 3G Wi-Fi phone debut
Cell phones to get virus protection
Mobile DRM leverages ARM security features
Scared of SMS hackers? Get XMS, make your cell safe
Internet phones a hacking risk?
$50 or I’ll publish your dirty cameraphone pics
WiFi Hotspots Could Make Your Computer Vulnerable
Free TV over 3G
Security Cavities Ail Bluetooth
Mobile malware targets anti-virus protection
Symbian Trojan attacks anti-virus protection
Electronic identification in mobile phones soon a reality
Symbian licenses Exchange Server protocol
Cell Phone Viruses: Real Risk or Heavy on Hype?
Crackdown begins on Bluetooth bandits
Report notes growth of malicious code targeting mobile devices
Owning A New Phone
Web-ready cellphones, PDAs next for hackers
Hot spots for hackers: Wireless networks
Flaws threaten VoIP networks
Cell phones new targets for viruses
Using RFID to keep track of patients
Telecom giants join forces against hackers
Cell phone viruses
Industry group to map VoIP security
Hackers can now download information
Now, secure your SMS with XMS
Virus May Ground 1.4bn GSM Phones
Cell phones hit by viral attack
We are about to witness a massive mobile virus attack
GSMA board calls for antipiracy review
Preparing for When Cell Phone Viruses Become Malicious
Mabir Claws into Symbian OS
Mabir.A Phone Virus Uses Social Networking
The Invisible Threat From Mobile Devices
Trojan horse takes down smart phones
Police alarmed by cell phone thefts
Trojan horse causes mobile phone crash
Newest Trojan Horse Forces Cell Phone Owners To Reformat
Get used to viruses for cell phones! Fontal.A
Trojan Horse Targets Symbian
Trojan Can Delete Your Smartphone’s ...
Symbian’s security problems worsen
Latest smart phone Trojan spotted
Mobile Trojan kills smart phones
Phone Virus Writers Keep Eye on Big Picture (NewsFactor)
Police crack down on mobile phone spammers
Police sound warning over obscene SMS
Mobile botnet threat downplayed
Mobile DRM group slashes anti-piracy fees
Mobile safety is up to you
Unencumbered and Insecure
Mobile security improving, but VoIP is a danger
Trojan horses take aim at Symbian cell phones
Hackers can steal wireless signal a mile away, software maker says
Security Focus: Warez site riddled with mobile malware
Viruses invade cellphones! 7 ways to be safe
Mobile virus spreads to 20 countries
Cars not infected by mobile phone worms

SMARTCARD
Better privacy protection starts with smart cards
Britain - a new record for card frauds
Singapore eyes national authentication infrastructure
Will biometric security harm users?
RFID crack raises spector of weak encryption
ID card plans too risky
RSA Finds More Flaws in RFID
Credit card fraud: Bank staff in loop
MasterCard winning ‘clone wars’
RFID Is Getting Under People’s Skin
MasterCard Expert Warns Beware of Fraudulent Orders
Gemplus and NEC win e-Passport bid