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    Phishing botnet expands by hacking legit sites 15/05/2008 08:10:59

    Plants SQL injection attack tool on bots, hacks business, education sites
    A botnet is now using a SQL-injection attack tool designed to hack legitimate Web sites, a move meant to add more hijacked PCs to its collection, according to a security researcher.
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    Which IT security skills are most important? 14/05/2008 09:21:43

    There are two types of security skills that might be needed in a company: tactical security operations and strategic risk management.
    I often hear from IT executives that it is hard to recruit and retain "good security people." Many lament the shortage of skills in this area and cannot reconcile the skills offered with the positions that need to be filled. Is there really a shortage of good security people? Or just a mismatch in the skills and the jobs?
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    Icy encryption tool protects laptops from "cold boot" attack, vendor says 14/05/2008 08:36:43

    Vulnerable encryption keys erased by HyBlue's IceLock
    The vendor HyBlue says it can prevent the "cold boot" encryption hack discovered by Princeton researchers with a laptop security product announced Tuesday.
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    Great Wall of Australia: Industry cops sanitised Internet 14/05/2008 16:45:04

    Content filtering gets budget go-ahead
    Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has pushed ahead with the controversial [[artid:420013177|national content filtering scheme|ISP filtering]] with a $125.8 million budget allocation announced today.
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    Hacker writes rootkit for Cisco's routers 15/05/2008 07:07:51

    A hacker has written rootkit software that works on Cisco's routers.
    A security researcher has developed malicious rootkit software for Cisco Systems' routers, a development that has placed increasing scrutiny on the routers that carry the majority of the Internet's traffic.
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    Spammers handed record US$234 million fine -- eat that 15/05/2008 07:19:21

    MySpace has won a court judgement against spammers
    The US CAN-SPAM law has chewed another alleged spam outfit, this time handing out a world record fine of US$234 million to two individuals.
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