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   Malware Security News
  

Virus found on Vodafone HTC Android phone
ZDNet UK - Security Management

Malware found on out-x Vodafone HTC Magic smartphone
ComputerWeekly - Security Alerts

HTC Magic smartphone carries malware claims Panda Security
ComputerworldUK - Management - IT & The Business

Limewire Hooks Up with AVG Promises Virus Free P2P
Maximum PC

Mariposa Botnet Distributed to Vodafone Customers
Maximum PC

Best Resource For Identifying Legit Applications?
Slashdot

Malware found on HTC Android phone from Vodafone
CNET - Blogs

Drudge Report accused of serving malware
ZDNet

Its official: Adobe Reader is worlds most-exploited app
The Register

Mariposa Botnet Malware Found On Vodaphone HTC Magic
InformationWeek

Vodafone ships malware infested mobiles
The Inquirer

Drudge Report accused of serving malware again
CNET - Blogs

Magic Androids have malware pre-installed
Thinq.co.uk

HTC Android Phones Found With Malware Pre-Installed
Slashdot

Panda Security discovers malware on HTC Magic smartphone
Macworld

Malware issues point to need for increased smartphone security
Telecommunications International

Vodafone ships handset riddled with malware
v3.co.uk - Operating Systems

Malware discovered on HTC Magic phone
ComputerWorld - Networking

Vodafone Distributes Malware-Packed Mobile Phone
Softpedia - Security

Researchers show infecting smartphones with malware is relatively easy
Heise Online

Malware turns your cell phone against you
MSNBC - Wireless

Panda discovers malware on HTC Magic phone
NetworkWorld.com - Wireless

Energizer USB Battery Charger Could Compromise Your PC
Maximum PC

Vodafone Caught Distributing Botnet Via HTC Magic Phone Updated
The Next Web

Vodafone HTC Magic shipped with Conficker Mariposa malware
ZDNet - Blog

Vodafone ships Mariposa-infected HTC Magic
The Register - Comms

Cybercriminals Research Their Own Bad Reputation
BusinessComputingWorld

Energizer charger spreads Trojan
bit-tech.net

Investigation Continues Into Malware In Battery Charger Software
eWeek

Trend Micro NeaTSuite Works for International Truck & Engine Corporation
Silicon.com - White Papers

Energizer Warns of Trojan in Battery Charger
PC World - Security

Energizer Warns of Trojan
PC World - Security

Web malware scams go primetime
v3.co.uk

Not totally safe with antivirus software
TechCentral Malaysia

Web malware scams go prime time
v3.co.uk - Hacking

Energizer warns of malware in battery chargers
v3.co.uk - Storage

Energizer USB Charger Software Contains Malware
Yahoo News - Software

Energizer Jolts PCs With Malware
TechNewsWorld

Sophos Email Security Appliance Awarded March 2010 VBSpam Certification
Sophos - Anti-Virus


   CNET Security News
  

  • Drudge Report accused of serving malware again
  • At RSA 2010 the secure and the insecure photos
  • Microsoft to fix 8 Windows and Office holes
  • Mission Impossible-style heist hits N.J. Best Buy
  • Study lauds IE for blocking Webs social attacks
  • McAfee Source code is easy target within corporations
  • RSA 2010 Taking on cyberthreats
  • Study Medical identity theft is costly for victims
  • Microsoft exec Infected PCs should be quarantined QA
  • Microsoft working with Germans on electronic ID card



    •    Security News from
       elsewhere on the Net...
      

  • News Change in Focus
  • News Google no timetable on China talks
  • News Monster botnet held 800000 peoples details
  • News Severe OpenSSL vuln busts public key crypto
  • News MS uses court order to take out Waledac botnet
  • News Latvian hacker tweets hard on banking whistle
  • News Almost 2500 firms breached in ongoing hack attack
  • News Two Chinese schools implicated in Google Aurora attacks
  • News Adobe pushes out Flash security fix
  • News CIA PayPal under bizarre SSL assault



    •    McAfee Threat Center
       Vulnerability Alerts
     

  • (MS09-072) Uninitialized Memory Corruption Vulnerability II (976325)
  • (MS09-072) Uninitialized Memory Corruption Vulnerability (976325)
  • (MS09-072) HTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability (976325)
  • (MS09-072) Uninitialized Memory Corruption Vulnerability (976325)
  • (MS09-072) ATL COM Initialization Vulnerability (976325)
  • (MS09-073) WordPad and Office Text converter Memory Corruption Vulnerability (975539)
  • (MS09-069) Local Security Authority Subsystem Service Resource Exhaustion Vulnerability (974392)
  • (MS09-071) MS-CHAP Authentication Bypass in Internet Authentication Service Vulnerability (974318)
  • (MS09-071) Memory Corruption in Internet Authentication Service Vulnerability (974318)
  • (MS09-070) Remote Code Execution in ADFS Vulnerability (971726)
  • (MS09-070) Single Sign On Spoofing in ADFS Vulnerability (971726)
  • (MS09-074) Project Memory Validation Vulnerability (967183)
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer STYLE Object Code Execution Vulnerability (977981)
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 'DC:TITLE' PDF Information Disclosure Vulnerability
  • Microsoft Windows SMB_PACKET Remote Kernel Denial-of-Service Vulnerability
  • (MS09-065) Win32k EOT Parsing Vulnerability (969947)
  • (MS09-065) Win32k Insufficient Data Validation Vulnerability (969947)
  • (MS09-065) Win32k NULL Pointer Dereferencing Vulnerability (969947)
  • (MS09-068) Vulnerability in Microsoft Office Word Allows Remote Code Execution (976307)
  • (MS09-064) Vulnerability in License Logging Server Could Allow Remote Code Execution (974783)
  • (MS09-063) Vulnerability in Web Service on Devices Could Allow Remote Code Execution (973565)
  • (MS09-066) Vulnerability in Active Directory Could Allow Denial of Service (973309)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Field Sanitization Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Document Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Index Parsing Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Formula Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Document Parsing Heap Overflow Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Featheader Record Memory Corruption Vulnerability (972652)
  • MS09-067) Excel SxView Memory Corruption Vulnerability (972652)
  • (MS09-067) Excel Cache Memory Corruption Vulnerability (972652)


       Krebs On Security
       - formerly Washington Post
      

  • Dozens of ZeuS Botnets Knocked Offline
  • Microsoft Warns of Internet Explorer 0day
  • Monoprice.com Shuttered After Fraud Complaints
  • Cyber Crooks Leave Traditional Bank Robbers in the Dust
  • Energizer Battery Charger Software Included Backdoor
  • Victim Asks Capital One Whos in Your Wallet?
  • Fiserv to Banks Stay on Outdated Adobe Reader
  • Yep Theres a Patch for That
  • Krebsonsecurity Author Twice Honored
  • Mariposa Botnet Authors May Avoid Jail Time
  • Hackers target unpatched Adobe Reader Acrobat flaw
  • Farewell 2009 and The Washington Post
  • Hackers exploit Adobe Reader flaw via comic strip syndicate
  • Twitter.com hijacked by Iranian cyber army
  • Group IDs hotbeds of Conficker worm outbreaks
  • Check your Facebook privacy settings now
  • Paper-based data breaches on the rise
  • Critical updates for Adobe Flash Microsoft Windows
  • Security Fix author named cybercrime hero
  • La. firm sues Capital One after losing thousands in online bank fraud



    •    Various Security BLOGGERS
     

  • SecurityBSidesSF Evolution not just education
  • A day of IDS Snort event data
  • Interesting Information Security Bits for 03 09 2010
  • Show Notice KrebsOnSecuraBit Inverviewing at briankrebs 10 Mar
  • Twitter is Now Filtering Links
  • WebRaider Automated Web Application Exploitation Tool
  • Katana portable multi-boot security suite Wouter Veugelen
  • Top 8 Ways To Protect Your Home
  • Is your social media message in-tune?
  • The converse of the Nagell-Lutz theorem
  • Cryptanalysis of the Sasfis Registry Key
  • NoVA Hackers Dinner Wrap-Up
  • Log review Checklist for Security Incidents
  • HM Revenue Customs Refund Portal - Ten Phish in One
  • Moving Again Visible Risk
  • March 2010 Patch Tuesday Security Briefing
  • Apples iPad Security Concerns Consumers should be Aware of
  • VRT APT Should your panties be in a bunch and how do you un-bunch them?
  • Daily Anti-Spam Test Results Published by ICSA Labs for Feb 2010
  • ShmooCon 2010 Session Videos Now Available
  • RSA Conference 2010 Wrap Up
  • Latvians Shoot The Messenger
  • Apples iPad Security Concerns Consumers should be Aware of
  • More on March?s Patch Tuesday?
  • Decrypting Symantec BackupExec passwords
  • Incite 3 9 2010 - Ten Reasons I Love the RSAC
  • Security BSides Austin 2010 - Join Us Saturday
  • Nasty attempt to destroy evidence
  • Week 9 in Review 2010
  • Cloud-based FILE Integrity Monitoring
  • VeriSign VIP Comes to Android
  • APT Should your panties be in a bunch and how do you un-bunch them?
  • Importance of end-to-end encryption in the retail space
  • OpenSSH New Feature Netcat mode dev random
  • TaoSecurity Einstein 3 Coming to a Private Network Near You?


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    Top Stories
  • Chief justice calls Obama speech 'troubling'
  • New leader tops Forbes' richest people
  • 'Lost Boys' star Corey Haim dies at 38
  • Police: 'Jihad Jane' tried suicide in '05
  • CDC: Most with herpes don't know it
  • Air traffic perfect storm for NYC
  • Answers sought in bulldozer death
  • White House continues to slam insurers
  • N.Y. state loses 2nd top cop in 2 weeks
  • Beckham's return spoiled


    Most Popular Stories
  • Mexican mogul Slim edges out Gates as world's richest person
  • 'Lost Boys' star Corey Haim dies at 38
  • Airman deployed to Haiti, died in quake
  • Academy apologizes for Farrah Fawcett snub
  • CDC says genital herpes is still a 'serious health threat'
  • Marie Osmond makes emotional return to performing
  • N.Y. State Police loses second chief in 2 weeks
  • Police say suspect in terror plot attempted suicide in 2005
  • Rooney double as Man United crush Milan
  • Parents demand answers from Israel in bulldozer death


    World News
  • Court hearing over bulldozer death
  • Mexican telecom king unseats Gates atop richest list
  • Biden: U.S. will hold Israelis, Palestinians accountable
  • Jihad Jane, American who lived on Main Street
  • Myanmar bars Suu Kyi's election participation
  • Obama pledges to continue Haiti aid, says situation 'remains dire'
  • President: Bali bombing mastermind dead
  • Bahrain: Islamic rules saved us from recession
  • Al Qaeda frees Spanish aid worker
  • U.S. condemns new Israel housing units


    US News
  • Female fliers honored 65 years after war
  • Pentagon trains workers to hack own computers
  • Air traffic jams in New York likely to jump
  • Chief Justice slams State of the Union 'pep rally'
  • Police: 'Jihad Jane' attempted suicide in '05
  • N.Y. State Police lose second chief in 2 weeks
  • Obama pledges to continue Haiti aid, says situation 'remains dire'
  • U.S. airman killed on duty in Haiti
  • Unruly passenger admits disrupting flight
  • Mexico to U.S.: Allow cross-border trucking


    Politics in the News
  • White House slams insurers
  • Chief justice chides State of the Union as 'pep rally'
  • Biden: U.S. won't play favorites with Israelis, Palestinians
  • Clinton: Improving foreign health is good policy
  • Obama pledges to continue Haiti aid
  • N.Y. State Police loses second chief in 2 weeks
  • Out of the closet but stuck in his voting pattern
  • Tea Party candidate a fake?
  • WWII Women fliers honored
  • Anti-Whitman site asks public for dirt


    Law in the News
  • Court upholds limits on Navy sonar training
  • Slain wife accuses husband from the grave
  • Prosecutors drop parent-killing case
  • Priest accused of lying in mob investigation
  • Inmate shot dead after brazen escape
  • Juror: Judge and jury pressured me to convict
  • Man convicted for Internet hoax death
  • Zoloft killer's 30-year sentence appealed
  • Girl who shielded mom is a hero at school
  • Holloway disappearance hits cold case file


    Technology News
  • The top 10 geek anthems of all time
  • AT&T tries to avoid outages at SXSW conference
  • Google adds bike routes to online maps
  • Anti-candidate Web site asks public for dirt
  • Environmentalist: It's becoming a plastic world
  • Driver: My Prius took me for a scary ride
  • Residents use social media to fight crime in Mexico
  • Social media at work -- ban or boon?
  • Police: Couple raised virtual child, ignored real one
  • Green living with Ed Begley Jr.


    Science & Space News
  • Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years
  • Shuttle lands at California air base
  • iReporters watch planets, moon align
  • Inspiration for 'Contact' still listening
  • Indian lunar orbiter hit by heat rise


    Business in the News
  • Carlos Slim tops Bill Gates as world's richest man
  • Twitter users not so social after all
  • Jobless claims bill OK'd by Senate
  • Record monthly deficit for U.S.: $221 billion
  • Airline stocks take off
  • Royal Dutch Shell halts gasoline sales to Iran
  • Welcome to the United States of Iceland
  • Medical bills: Knowing what to avoid
  • Citi, AIG, Fannie and Freddie: The Not Fab 4
  • Treasurys dip as $21B auction sees big demand


       CNN Most Popular
       Breaking News
     

  • Pentagon trains workers to hack Defense computers
  • U.S. hikers held in Iran allowed to call home, families say
  • White House continues to slam insurers
  • House Democrats plan ban on earmarks for for-profits
  • Airman deployed to Haiti, died in quake
  • Biden: U.S. won't play favorites between Israelis, Palestinians
  • Mexican mogul Slim edges out Gates as world's richest person
  • Madrid crash out after Lyon claim draw
  • Women fliers honored 65 years after World War II service
  • Jury recommends death for serial killer
  • Rooney double as Man United crush Milan
  • U.S. condemns Israel's decision to build in disputed territory
  • Myanmar bars Suu Kyi's election participation
  • Mushers chase victory on Iditarod trail
  • AT&T tries to avoid outages at SXSW Interactive conference
  • Police say suspect in terror plot attempted suicide in 2005
  • Suspensions adds to Pakistan crisis
  • 'Lost Boys' star Corey Haim dies at 38
  • Iditarod sled race struggles for sponsorship
  • The top 10 geek anthems of all time


       Latest CERT News From
       CERT.org - Carnegie Mellon
      

  • TA10-068A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  • TA10-055A: Malicious Activity Associated with "Aurora" Internet Explorer Expl...
  • TA10-040A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  • TA10-021A: Microsoft Internet Explorer Vulnerabilities
  • TA10-013A: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities
  • TA10-012B: Microsoft Windows EOT Font and Adobe Flash Player 6 Vulnerabilities
  • TA10-012A: Oracle Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  • TA09-343A: Adobe Flash Vulnerabilities Affect Flash Player and Adobe AIR
  • TA09-342A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  • TA09-314A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities



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  • Most Malicious Websites Hosted In U.S.
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  • Jail Sentences Not Certain For Mariposa Botnet Authors
  • McAfee Intellectual Property Poorly Guarded In Aurora Attacks
  • Open Identity Exchange Launches
  • M86 Security Finds URL Filters Anti-Virus Scanners Ineffective
  • Qualys Introduces Malware Scanner For Sites
  • NY Mans Pleads Guilty To Selling Pirated Software Online
  • U.S. Schools Fall Short On Cybersecurity Education
  • Cybercriminal Attacks Becoming More Targeted



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  • Google Execs Found Guilty In Italy
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