CW: Tech myths that won't die
The iPhone kill switch and more
Computer Users Overeager To Click Pop-up 'OKs'
New research shows that most Web surfers are too eager to get rid of error messages that could be fake and potentially harmful.
Chaos: More on thinking like an attacker
Discipline required
Debriefing | New England Crack
Boston group steals credit card numbers, goes on donut and coffee spree. What the police interview might have sounded like.
Dark Reading: US-based malware net shut down
The "US RBN" is inactive
Hunt: Security robots (video)
Steve Hunt encounters security robots on the ASIS show floor
CNN: McCain Camp Seeks Investigation of E-mail Hack
John McCain's campaign said Wednesday it has contacted "appropriate authorities" over a report that Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin's personal e-mail had been hacked.
Emergent Chaos: Think Like An Attacker?
Adam Shostack explains what's wrong with the "think like an attacker" line of advice.
B.K. DeLong on BeanSec
Security pro B.K. DeLong offers a recap of the September BeanSec gathering.
Security Curve: IRS Security Stinks. No Surprise
Why the IRS bombed a recent security audit.
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