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January, 2006

Jan 25 2006   4:16PM GMT

Security Wire Weekly: Nyxem worm



Posted by: SearchSecurity.com Staff
Security Wire Weekly

News Editor Eric Parizo brings us the latest on the fast-moving Nyxem worm and what it may do on Feb. 3, the latest flaws and fixes from the top vendors and why security pros aren’t paying attention to what their tools tell them.
 http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Se…

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Jan 18 2006   4:17PM GMT

Security Wire Weekly: Windows Wi-Fi flaw



Posted by: SearchSecurity.com Staff
Security Wire Weekly

Editorial Director Jon Panker brings us news of a Windows Wi-Fi flaw, the details behind two new customer data leaks and the results of an FBI study into how businesses are coping with attacks.
 http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Se…

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Jan 11 2006   4:19PM GMT

Security Wire Weekly: Microsoft updates



Posted by: SearchSecurity.com Staff
Security Wire Weekly

Senior News Writer Bill Brenner details Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday update, which the software giant hopes will thwart what could be an incredibly dangerous exploit, why security investments aren’t doing enough to stop attacks and an expected Sober strike turns out to be a dud.
 http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/SE…

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Jan 4 2006   4:20PM GMT

Security Wire Weekly



Posted by: SearchSecurity.com Staff
Security Wire Weekly

In our first edition of 2006, News Editor Eric Parizo details Microsoft’s plans for patching the Windows Meta File flaw, Symantec’s latest acquisition and how an anti-hacking firm got hacked.
 http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Se…

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