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Flaw stymies Norton Internet Security

March 20, 2004 An ActiveX component used by Symantec's flagship desktop security program could enable hackers to use the application as a backdoor into a person's computer system. TAGS: Norton Internet Security, Norton Co., Internet security, Symantec Corp., ActiveX, flaw, security

Flaws threaten VoIP networks

January 13, 2004 Microsoft and Cisco are on a long list of technology companies whose products may be affected by vulnerabilities in a messaging standard. TAGS: Microsoft Acceleration Server, Cisco Systems Inc., H.323, Internet security, VoIP, flaw, advisory, text messaging, telecommunications, vulnerability, U.K., security, Microsoft Corp., Real-Time, server

Microsoft warns of three flaws

January 14, 2004 The software giant releases patches for the bugs, the most serious of which could give attackers a back door into the company's security server product. TAGS: Microsoft Acceleration Server, H.323, flaw, Stephen Toulouse, attacker, patch management, Internet security, vulnerability, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Corp., VoIP, server, security, Microsoft Windows

Flaw found in McAfee suite

April 19, 2005 Vulnerability in Internet Security Suite 2005 could let workers sharing same computer break into one other's files, according to iDefense. TAGS: iDefense, McAfee Inc., McAfee Internet Security, Internet security, vulnerability, flaw, PC

Study: Bad security flaws don't die

July 31, 2003 A study of Internet security flaws shows that for serious issues, half of vulnerable systems remain unfixed after 30 days. TAGS: Qualys Inc., flaw, Internet security, vulnerability, study, software company, researcher, security, Microsoft Corp., server

Symantec patches critical firewall flaws

May 13, 2004 For the third time this year, the company issues patches for many of its antivirus and firewall products in order to fix serious security flaws. TAGS: Norton Co., Symantec Corp., Norton Internet Security, Norton Antispam, eEye Digital Security, Internet security, patch management, firewall, antivirus, hacker, flaw, security

'Witty' worm infects, dies quickly

March 22, 2004 A worm exploiting holes in one company's Internet security software quickly infected tens of thousands of servers this weekend. TAGS: Dan Ingevaldson, worm, Internet Security Systems Inc., Internet Storm Center, Internet security, UDP, SQL Slammer, flaw, security company, hard drive, server

Security pros talk, but can they walk?

July 30, 2003 A new national policy and 18 months of Microsoft's highly touted security initiative haven't shown a significant improvement in security. TAGS: Jeff Jones, Cisco Systems Inc., Trustworthy Computing, flaw, Internet security, hacker, hacking, security, Las Vegas, Microsoft Corp.

VPN flaw threatens Internet traffic

November 15, 2005 Problem in key Internet security protocol used by Cisco, Juniper and other companies could shut down devices or slow movement of data. TAGS: IPSec, Juniper Networks Inc., 3Com Corp., Cisco PIX Firewall, Cisco Systems Inc., VPN, denial of service, advisory, Internet security, flaw, networking, firewall, security

Week in review: A flaw in VoIP

January 16, 2004 The corporate world returned to work en masse after long holiday breaks, only to be welcomed by news of several security flaws in products that use VoIP and text messaging. TAGS: digital music player, flaw, VoIP, Week in review, patch management, digital music, music player, text messaging, Internet security, Canada, fee, Microsoft SQL Server, U.K., retailer, CD, Microsoft Corp.

Hackers huddle in the desert

August 5, 2003 Despite tough talk on computer crime, hackers--including some from federal agencies--learn about defending networks by breaking into computers. Also: A refuge no more. TAGS: hacker, Black Hat, flaw, Internet security, security, Forrester Research Inc., patch management, Las Vegas, robot, agency, Wi-Fi, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

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