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Ooops -- Microsoft Nags More Office Users Than It Meant To Ooops -- Microsoft Nags More Office Users Than It Meant To

Microsoft's latest attempt to track down illegitimate copies of its programs -- in this case Office -- went a bit (and way more than a bit) farther than the company intended last week when it released an Office piracy detector worldwide, instead of to the four countries the program targeted.

byKeith Ferrell, Contributor

Apr 21, 2008

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'Provider-in-the-Middle Attacks' Put Major Websites, Users at Risk 'Provider-in-the-Middle Attacks' Put Major Websites, Users at Risk

byKelly Jackson Higgins, Editor-in-Chief, Dark Reading

Apr 21, 2008

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Functional Encryption: Making It Hard for Intruders, Easy for Programmers Functional Encryption: Making It Hard for Intruders, Easy for Programmers

byDark Reading Staff

Apr 20, 2008

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JFK And LAX Get Scanners That See Through Clothes JFK And LAX Get Scanners That See Through Clothes

byThomas Claburn

Apr 18, 2008

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E-mail Security System Keeps An Eye Out For You -- But Not On You E-mail Security System Keeps An Eye Out For You -- But Not On You

byKeith Ferrell

Apr 18, 2008

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Universities Rocked by Data Thefts Universities Rocked by Data Thefts

Apr 18, 2008

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An Rx for Doctors Suffering From Spam Attacks

An Rx for Doctors Suffering From Spam Attacks

byDark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

Ever Lose A Smartphone?

Ever Lose A Smartphone?

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

Sweets For The Cheats: Like Passwords For Chocolate

Sweets For The Cheats: Like Passwords For Chocolate

byKeith Ferrell, Contributor

Hifn Hitches Storage to Security

Hifn Hitches Storage to Security

byJames Rogers, Contributor

What Are Your Employees Doing on the Road?

What Are Your Employees Doing on the Road?

byPaul Korzeniowski, Contributor

Good News: After Breach, Consumers Vote With Their Feet

Good News: After Breach, Consumers Vote With Their Feet

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

Women More Likely Than Men To Surrender Security For Chocolate

Women More Likely Than Men To Surrender Security For Chocolate

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

CEO Spam Scam: Phishing For Big Fish

CEO Spam Scam: Phishing For Big Fish

byKeith Ferrell, Contributor

Is It Time For Security To Go On The Offense?

Is It Time For Security To Go On The Offense?

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

L.A. Port To Use Unisys' Biometric Access Control

L.A. Port To Use Unisys' Biometric Access Control

byK.C. Jones, Contributor

CISO: More Strategic Thought Needed

CISO: More Strategic Thought Needed

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

Oracle Plans 41 Patches For Tuesday

Oracle Plans 41 Patches For Tuesday

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

Thumbs Down: Flash Drives Are Bigger Threat Than Many Of You Know

Thumbs Down: Flash Drives Are Bigger Threat Than Many Of You Know

byKeith Ferrell, Contributor

Spoofing WiFi Positioning (and the Boss)

Spoofing WiFi Positioning (and the Boss)

byDark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

Study Finds 'Alarming' Ignorance About Cybercrime

Study Finds 'Alarming' Ignorance About Cybercrime

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

SanDisk Reveals Flash Drive Threat, Offers Solution

SanDisk Reveals Flash Drive Threat, Offers Solution

byJake Widman, Contributor

Microsoft Calls On Net Advertisers To Adopt Privacy Standards

Microsoft Calls On Net Advertisers To Adopt Privacy Standards

byPaul McDougall, Editor At Large, InformationWeek

Tech Insight: Virtualization Gets Personal

Tech Insight: Virtualization Gets Personal

byDark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

Security Is No Longer About The Operating System

Security Is No Longer About The Operating System

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

Sensitive Military Gear Hawked On eBay, Craigslist

Sensitive Military Gear Hawked On eBay, Craigslist

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

Down To Business: It's Past Time To Elevate The Infosec Conversation

Down To Business: It's Past Time To Elevate The Infosec Conversation

byRob Preston, VP & Editor in Chief, InformationWeek

U.S. Adults Wary Of Web-Use Tracking

U.S. Adults Wary Of Web-Use Tracking

byAntone Gonsalves, Contributor

Al Gore's Top Secret Speech At RSA

Al Gore's Top Secret Speech At RSA

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

RSA: The Case For Code Testing

RSA: The Case For Code Testing

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

Bots Gone Wild: Handful Of Botnets Run A Million Machines

Bots Gone Wild: Handful Of Botnets Run A Million Machines

byKeith Ferrell, Contributor

Five New Virtualization Security Vendors

Five New Virtualization Security Vendors

byGeorge V. Hulme, Contributing Writer

The Cybercrime Economy

The Cybercrime Economy

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

RSA: Cyber Storm II Builds Network To Defend Against Cyber Crisis

RSA: Cyber Storm II Builds Network To Defend Against Cyber Crisis

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

Google Groups Still Littered With Malware-Infected Explicit Videos

Google Groups Still Littered With Malware-Infected Explicit Videos

byThomas Claburn, Editor at Large, Enterprise Mobility

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