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OpenOffice security is questioned
August 14, 2006 French researchers pinpoint security issues, but OpenOffice.org says only bug discovered has already been fixed.When security researchers become the problem
July 27, 2005 Oracle's Mary Ann Davidson says myths have grown up around the role of security researchers who seek out software flaws.RFID passports arrive for Americans
August 14, 2006 State Department to begin handing out RFID-equipped passports despite lingering security, privacy concerns.Researcher launches Month of PHP Bugs
March 2, 2007 Initiative focuses on the widely used scripting language with the aim to improve security.Researchers: E-passports pose security risk
August 5, 2006 New passports and ID cards with RFID are surprisingly easy to clone, researchers at Black Hat and Defcon say.TippingPoint: Our bounty squelched bug
October 14, 2005 Flaw in Veritas's NetBackup was found and patched through a rewards program for security researchers, company says.Study: Billions of dollars spent on security
November 16, 2006 Large U.S. businesses will spend $61 billion on security by the end of this year, amounting to 7.3 percent of total IT budgets.The pros and cons of iPhone security
June 27, 2007 Neel Mehta, a researcher with IBM's ISS X-Force, talks about the good and the possible bad security that might face Apple's new smart phone.Does Wi-Fi security matter?
June 28, 2006 A large number of Wi-Fi networks are "horribly insecure," researchers say, but what that means is up for debate.Confusion over Skype security threat clears up
December 20, 2006 Researchers now characterize threat to Skype IM tool as a Trojan horse, not a worm.Year in review: Scams up, but big Net attack averted
December 23, 2008 The bad news: cybercriminals stepped up efforts to separate consumers from their money. The good news: a major flaw in Internet protocol got fixed.Flaw found in Kaspersky antivirus
October 3, 2005 A serious flaw could affect a whole range of Kaspersky's antivirus software--including third-party products, a researcher has warned.Breaking into a laptop via Wi-Fi
August 2, 2006 Flaws in software that runs wireless-networking hardware could let attackers take over PCs, including Macs, Black Hat warns.Sony CD protection sparks security concerns
November 1, 2005 Anticopying tools used by SonyBMG could be adapted by virus writers, researchers say.What threats does Skype face?
January 2, 2007 The Internet phone company's security chief takes stock of IM worms, encryption and other matters.Hack lets intruders sneak into home routers
February 15, 2007 Ability to change the settings of poorly configured home routers could put home networks at risk of serious attack.Microsoft probes report of IE flaw
September 28, 2005 "Moderately critical" flaw could let an outsider manipulate data on a PC or aid in spoof-based attacks, security experts say.Bug hunters, software firms in uneasy alliance
September 6, 2005 Security researchers and companies that write commercial software seek common ground over how to report flaws.This week in security
September 16, 2005 Security researchers say they have found ways to exploit a serious bug in Firefox and Mozilla Web browsers.'Evil twin' could pose Wi-Fi threat
January 21, 2005 Wi-Fi hot-spot users should be on their guard for fake wireless access points used by hackers to steal data, researchers warn.
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