Robert Lemos

A security researcher informs Microsoft of more than 100 flaws in ActiveX controls included with a default installation of Windows XP. Another reason to install Internet Explorer 7?
SecurityFocus

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Companies that make distributed, real-time control systems–a key part of many nations’ critical infrastructure–may be forced by their customers to provide better security.
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Vulnerability researchers and hacker groups are inundating the software giant with flaws in its Office productivity suite, putting the product team on alert for almost an entire summer.
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One researcher’s promise to release a browser bug every day during the month of July escalates the debate over the degree of openness that helps security.
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The increasingly frequent attacks in cyberspace make the Web look a lot like the mob-infested cities of the 1920s. Through spam, phishing attacks, and merchant fraud, online criminals are making a lot of money on the Internet, and they don’t take kindly to anyone messing with their businesses.
PC Magazine

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A brief analysis of the National Security Agency’s eavesdropping program using Bayes Theorem concluded that the program has no value for fighting terrorism, but seems to make the mistake of assuming the program operates in a vacuum.

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Want to know how many flaws will be in your next version? Using historical data, university researchers hope to be able to tell you.
SecurityFocus

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