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�No love bug bites this Valentine
�3Com licenses e-mail server technology
�Saddam used as bait to spread PC worms
�Tsunami conmen target UK
�Pompey picks PureMessage
�Schools get protected from security threats
�Virus writer wars hit users in 2004
�SMEs hit by Christmas computer virus
�How to solve the patching puzzle
�AVG�s SME security face lift
�Microsoft buys antispyware company
�3Com buys its way into intrusion prevention with TippingPoint
�Zafi worm will deliver an unhappy Christmas
�Sonic boom for SME security
�Compliance tops security bosses' worries
�Mobile phones the biggest target for hackers
�More mobile anti-virus appears
�New strain of Skulls Trojan hits smartphones
�Your shout
�Banner ads the latest target of worm attacks
�Greater virus protection
�Russian court finds virus writer guilty
�McAfee takes on more spyware
�Manning the breaches
�Symantec pushes into mobile space
�New Bagle variants storm the internet
�AOL to offer version 9 with anti-virus software
�Via's twin-core processor may upstage AMD and Intel
�IBM offers companies monthly security report
�AOL survey finds home user ignorant to online threats
�The painless way to secure your firm
�'Trustworthiness' still a goal for Microsoft
�IBM and Cisco in enterprise security tie-up
�CA adds anti-virus and anti-spyware to Cisco NAC programme
�New Trojan program squashes adware
�'Throttle' highly connected users and reduce instant messaging worms
�Future Windows component could spur old-school script viruses
�Dell to sell ServGate appliances
�The network clampdown
�Hackers use porn to target Jpeg flaw
�IronPort's latest app detects and responds to e-mail viruses
�Poor investment leads to poor security
�Nokia adds anti-virus protection to smartphone
�More dangerous Microsoft Jpeg exploits released
�Symantec launches anti-phishing service
�McAfee launches managed e-mail service
�Spam gets top billing a virus conference
�Symantec joins antiphishing group
�McAfee releases VirusScan with intrusion prevention
�Hackers target French ISP Wanadoo
�Big German banks hit by phishing attacks
�CA buys PestPatrol antispyware developer
�Microsoft details XP SP2 conflicts
�Microsoft wraps up Windows XP Service Pack 2
�Zindos capitalises on MyDoom.O infections
�MyDoom hammers search engines
�Virus rivalry boosts security threats
�Latest Bagle and MyDoom worms on the loose
�Anti-virus firms warn of latest Bagle.AG threat
�Sniffer relaunched as Network General
�First Windows CE virus reported
�Microsoft fixes 'critical' holes in Windows
�Mass Trojan on the loose
�Bagle spreads source code on internet
�Microsoft warns: Check your patches now
�Latest attack hits web users through top sites
�Microsoft, AOL and Yahoo unveil antispam guidelines
�Hotmail inbox storage goes from 2Mybtes to 250Mbytes
�Cisco pushes network security
�Your Shout
�Blue Coat unveils proxy anti-virus app
�Thought for the day:
Protecting man's best friend
�US Congress sets $3m fines for spyware
�IBM launches e-mail filtering service
�BTG claims patent on application downloading
�Trend Micro sees future in anti-virus services
�Anti-virus firm warns of mobile phone worm
�Efficiency must be balanced with security
�CA maps out development priorities
�Learn to identify the new generation of security threats and protect your network
�BT and Microsoft offer one-stop-shop for SMEs
�CyberGuard adds web filtering to products line
�Lack of security investment leaves businesses open to threats, says study
�Users question Microsoft exec on XP SP2
�BBC deploys VPN for journalists
�NetSky tops virus chart
�Microsoft is dedicated to protecting users from software viruses, says Gates
�Antispam patent could cause legal headaches
�Bagle variant spreads on the quiet
�Bagle and Netsky variants rapidly spreading on net
�Microsoft to secure digital information
�Instant messaging worm Bizex on the attack
�Microsoft offers $250,000 reward over MyDoom.b attacks
�Hackers capitalise on Mydoom's success
�Mydoom worm spreading rapidly
�Thought for the day:
Trustworthy for some
�Network Associates McAfee adds anti-spyware
�Latest e-mail worm could be as serious as Nimda
�Can the spam
�Jitux.A worm targets MSN Messenger users

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