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	Denial of Service - Case Studies - UK �Supplier group to address VoIP security concerns �Big guns target supply chain threat �In brief �Anti-hacker reform facing delay �US jails Blaster-B virus writer �MySQL databases targeted by worm �Cisco and Juniper reveal DoS attack vulnerabilities �Rise of the digital mafia �Cisco patches denial of service vulnerability �ISP acts to stop denial of service threat �Put safeguards in place now to avoid problems with future converged networks �Worm masquerades as plea for Tsunami aid �Linux security patches released �Heat is on IT directors to boost the business in 2005 �3Com buys its way into intrusion prevention with TippingPoint �Microsoft monthly bulletin includes five new warnings �Thought for the day: The fight against fraud �In brief �Thought for the day: Keep intrusion detection systems simple �Assessing the real risk of being online �More threats, more intrusion prevention �In brief �Lycos anti-spam campaign backfires �Lycos antispam screensaver draws fire �In brief �In a crossover world, performance and security converge to give fast, secure apps �Network printers vulnerable to hackers �Worm hidden in UK site's banner ads �Hackers could target printers for network attacks, users are warned �Multi-layered security is vital to stop new wave of day zero attacks and mobile threat �News in brief �Thought for the day The bogeyman cometh �Government prepares UK cyber fortress to throttle online crime �Manning the breaches �Don�t leave it all to the firewall �SuSE warns of hole in Linux kernel �Virus infections on the rise �Looking after the bottom line �Hackers target utilities' control systems �IT security campaign targets small businesses �Sans list warns of Unix version control risk �MS Word hole remains unpatched �New Trojan program squashes adware �A history of global hacking �Users face five years of patching pain as security flaws keep rising �Bigger is not better: manage applications to deliver improved network performance ��28bn: the cost of the 'worst case worm' �Hackers turn from vandalism to extortion �Extortionists hit US credit card firm �Thought for the day: At your Service (Pack2) �Experts warn of yet another Linux hole �US moves ahead with cybersecurity R&D; effort �Managed services primed for expansion �ISP Telenor cripples zombie PC network �Buying online with confidence �Thought for the day: Finding the true cost of IT projects �Security alert identifies Oracle holes �Kerberos critical hole allows system access �F5 traffic manager get a boost �Cisco warns of flaws in ACS product �US clamp-down on e-crime nets 103 arrests �Isle of Man outlines disaster recovery service �HP shelves virus throttling product �Microsoft firewall could be security risk �Blaster-B culprit confesses all �Undercover operation �HP urges users to upgrade to fix Apache holes �Users battle MyDoom resurgence �Wireless networks at risk from 'jamming' �CheckPoints warns of critical flaw in VPN products �MyDoom on the attack again �Zindos capitalises on MyDoom.O infections �DoubleClick shut down by denial of service attack �Thought for the day: Organised crime sews up internet scams �Firms release latest security products for web services �UK and Russia break online extortion ring �Open Group urges developer independence �New WLan management products abound �Postini is rejecting half of all e-mail requests �Hackers face longer jail sentences under plans to update the Computer Misuse Act �HP puts more security on business PCs �MPs call for update of computer crime laws �MPs suggest updates to e-crime law �Linux suppliers tackle security holes �Users at risk after web host attack �BT innoculates global IT systems against worms �Latest attack shows host service flaw �Attack forces name server host to increase security �Internet hosting firm blames 'global DNS attack' for disruptions �Hack attacks down on last year, says survey �VoIP networks need serious security review �Search reveals Open Source holes �IT rackets are favourite for organised crime �Microsoft releases monthly security patches �Management strategy clinic: Check priorities then sell them to the board �How to plug online gaps �F5 snaps up Magnifire for $29m �Efficiency must be balanced with security �Russia - a happy haven for hackers �Are intelligent Ethernet products all that clever? 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