Does the DNS Threat Remain? - August 18, 2008 AntiOnline Spotlight: Don't look now, but there are indications that the DNS patch-a-thon just delayed the inevitable.
IBM Gets Proactive About E-Discovery - August 15, 2008
By Richard Adhikari
Why wait until you face a lawsuit, then pay through the nose for an e-discovery solution you'll only use once or twice?
Antivirus Effectiveness - August 14, 2008 AntiOnline Spotlight: Wondering if your antivirus program has the goods? Find out as the most popular suites face off.
Hackers: Uncle Sam Wants You - August 11, 2008
By Sean Michael Kerner
At Black Hat, agencies including the FBI, US-CERT, and the military make the pitch for assisting in the U.S.'s fight against cybercrime and cyberwar.
Google Gadgets Under Attack at Black Hat - August 7, 2008
By Sean Michael Kerner
Researcher details Gadgets-based attacks that could leave users at the mercy of hackers.
Masquerading Malware - August 4, 2008 AntiOnline Spotlight: Malware takes many forms nowadays. Among the worst is the kind that tries to pass itself off as antivirus software. Our members deal with the fallout.
Brace Yourself for the Beijing Olympics - August 4, 2008
By Richard Adhikari
Enterprises would do well to consider the hits their Internet access will take during the Games and work to prevent this problem.
Legit Websites Heavily Compromised - August 1, 2008
By Richard Adhikari
That nice business Website you put up may be a wolf in sheep's clothing.
San Francisco Hack: Where Was the Oversight? - July 28, 2008
By Andy Patrizio
Private companies are supposed to follow best practices for internal security. Experts are amazed that San Francisco wasn't doing the same.
DNS Disaster in the Making? - July 24, 2008 AntiOnline Spotlight: "What if?" becomes "what now?" as code that exploits the feared DNS flaw surfaces. Related thread.
Oracle Patches 45 Vulnerabilities - July 21, 2008
By Sean Michael Kerner
BEA joins the quarterly roundup of Oracle critical patch updates.
