Free Tool Will Help Analyze Attacks

Code posted for new IE attack

Techworld.com - Code posted for new IE attack

Nikon magazine hit with security breach

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Banks Launch Authentication Project

Big security fixes for QuickTime, Flash Player

Two-thirds of phishing scams target single US bank - vnunet.com

Application and Perimeter Security

Desktop virtualization: Making PCs manageable

How to develop an enterprise encryption strategy | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2006-09-01 | By Roger A. Grimes

Chase Card Services dumps customer details in landfill

California's top cop on 'pretexting' | Tech News on ZDNet

Google Query Reveals Federal Health Surveillance

IBM adds native encryption to tape drives

Bankers give the finger to network security

Big security hole in Word

McAfee warns of 'SMiShing' attacks - Network World

SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- Man pleads not guilty in hacking case

Wireless Piggybackers Put on Notice - Security News Analysis

Wells adds security upgrades - East Bay Business Times:

AT&T breach affects 19,000 customers

Study: Rethink the Outsider Threat - Security News Analysis

Slipping In The Side Door With App Security Message

Microsoft patches another buggy patch

Yahoo Plugs Security Hole in Web Mail Service - Security Feed - Blog - CSO Magazine

'Analog Hackers' Overlooked, Undetected - Security News Analysis

Lessons Learned from Biggest Bank Heist in History

Beware of malware on social sites: report

Transportation Dept. Reveals 2nd Laptop Theft in Fla. Office

Microsoft Delays 11 Patches to Push 1

How Much Does a Hack Cost?

Eight vendors failed: Criminal intent? I don’t think so. Stupidity? Lots of it.

Hackers have knack for beating NAC systems

Unpatched Windows flaws affect Help Viewer

Hackers hunting for unpatched Microsoft computers

WSU computers tampered with

PSA HealthCare Announces Data Security Update - Forbes.com

Security Breach at Toyota Plant

Probe continues in City Hall theft

Vassar patients worried about ID theft overwhelm hot line

Matrix Bancorp Announces Personal Computer Theft; Starts Aggressive Program to Protect Customers Against Identity Theft

Stolen DOT laptop PC contains personal info on 133,000 Floridians

Utah man charged with intercepting employer e-mail

Red face for Florida official as laptop stolen

Techworld.com - Hard disks still scrapped with data intact

Red face for Florida official as laptop stolen

Records from two banks stolen

Transportation department data theft involves 133,000 records

Techworld.com - Laptops banned from hand baggage

Techworld.com - Users warned over Microsoft patch

AOL Blows It: Releases Search Data on 500,000 Users!

U.S. colleges rife with cyber breaches

Military.com - Finance - One Door Closes and 10 More Open...

26 Marine Heroes Presented With Medal of Honor Flags

Data for 38,000 Veterans Missing

AOL Blows It: Releases Search Data on 500,000 Users!

Cyber-Thieves Steal $700K Via ATM Hacking

USATODAY.com - Blog feeds may carry security risk

Free Fuzzing Tool Launched

FBI: Cybercriminals taking cues from Mafia

Mainframe security changes as Web services arrive

Barclays to tighten web security - vnunet.com

Two IT execs at Ohio University fired after data breaches

Blog feeds may carry security risk

Backdoor Trojan Threatens To Take Over User Computers

Insecure Removable Devices Leaves Data at Risk

Techworld.com - Mystery hole opens in Cisco firewall

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Application and Perimeter Security

CIOs fighting uphill battle against renegade apps

Midmarket CIOs take heat for security snafus

A password for your credit cards

UBS Trial Aftermath: Even Great Security Can't Protect You From The Insider

Agencies Issue Proposed Rule on Identity Theft 'Red Flags'

Banks face Web security deadline

Security breach raises new doubts on CIS capability

Sentry Insurance says customer data stolen

Cisco VPNs Open To Denial-Of-Service Attacks: Researcher | July 26, 2006

Army requires security hardware for all PCs

New hope to beat eating disorders

New hope to beat eating disorders

NHS suffers massive computer outage

Corillian Maps to ISO Security Standard

Phishers Beat Citibank's Two-Factor Authentication

Arcot Systems and EMC to Integrate Digital Signature and Documentum Technologies

Off-Network Computing Assets Represent Risk to Information Security for Banks

The security risk in Web 2.0

Navy Computers With Personal Data Stolen

Stolen laptop had personal info on 12,000 workers

VA Official Who Penned Memos on Security to Quit

Missing laptop with data on 540,000 N.Y. state workers found

'No wireless' policy enforced at Blue Cross

Trojan Spoofs Firefox Extension, Steals IDs - Security

Digitization and Automation Will Yield Great Returns in Mortgage Biz

Small Firms at Big Risk for Information Theft

Dark Reading - Storage Security - Practicing Safe Data - Security

Microsoft Warns of File Exploits

Cisco Patches Security Software Glitch

Cisco Patches Security Software Glitch

Computer Viruses Reach into Corporate Pocketbooks

FEMA and DHS Creating National Responder Database

Brocade Communications Fraud Scandal Turns Criminal

Hackers attack banks, credit unions and utilities

Authentication gets an upgrade | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2006-07-24 | By Paul F. Roberts

Web Applications Under Attack – Four Eye-Opening Findings

Techworld.com - Web apps the number one security blindspot

Opinion: Government misses its chance to protect data

IRS pays out millions in fraudulent refunds

Open Source encryption module loses FIPS certification

How to conduct a risk analysis

AOL produces instant messaging for business

Public computer exposed Hampton residents' data

Identity details found on state site - The Clarion-Ledger

Hackers break in to NU admissions, financial aid computers

State Department Releases Details Of Computer System Attacks | July 13, 2006

OMB steps up data security reporting requirements (7/14/06)

No Quick Fix for Government Data Security

What keeps IT up at night?

What keeps IT up at night? InfoWorld Analysis 2006-07-17 By Dan Tynan

Report: Web applications caught in a storm of attacks

Five Tools to Bulletproof Firefox - Security

Microsoft Nixes Encryption Utility

Memo alleges Sycamore options scheme

New PowerPoint flaw used in attacks

Phishers try to best banks' authentication

Hackers learn from open source

Outsourced data must be protected, says privacy chief

Hackers target State Dept. computers - Jul 11, 2006

U.S. govt officials faulted in data theft

Businesses’ Security Breaches Rising

Security Bytes: State Department probes computer break-ins

Hacker breaks into UT employee computer records

Navy probes data leak on 100,000 sailors, Marines

Citibank OCBC Bank Affected By Phishing

Meth Users, Attuned to Detail, Add Another Habit: ID Theft - New York Times

Banking on security checks and balances

Secure Remote Desktop Access Over SSH

2006 InformationWeek/Accenture Global Information Security Survey

FIPS-201 hits the street

Visa, MasterCard to unveil new security rules

Coke Re-evaluates Security

Enter the vishermen

Five freeware tools for mitigating network vulnerabilities

Customer data abuse rife among UK companies

Hacker Cracks Nebraska Child-Support System

Identity Thieves Hit NIH Credit Union

Red Cross laptop with sensitive data stolen - Security - MSNBC.com

Hackers steal thousands from internet bank accounts : Mail & Guardian Online

Hacker got access to all FBI passwords

Hacker finds cracking secret code easy as FBI

U.S. gov't mandates laptop security

Authentication points: SMB Buying Decisions

Five steps for rootkit detection: Check IT List

Worst practices for backup and disaster recovery, part 2

Tips for verifying that your backups work

Shop talk: Disk imaging eases SMB security pains

Seven master data management best practices

ISPs Fear Zombies

ActiveX Poses New Problem For IE

Software Flaws Can Be Predicted

Security policies: Don't be an army of one

When access management becomes rocket science

Paypal fixes phishing hole

Vets' personal data seems to be intact

Hacker might have breached personal data at USDA

OpenOffice patches three security holes

Porn emails land bankers in hot water

SFSU students' information stolen | School alerts 3,000 affected by theft of faculty laptop

Phone phishing attack hits US

FTC laptop theft puts 110 people at risk | CNET News.com

Sailors' personal data posted on the Web

619 students' secure data revealed online

Bungle exposes bank files

New e-discovery rules go into effect in December

Web Services Policy 1.2 - Framework (WS-Policy)

How does WS-Security relate to other WS- standards?

FTC laptops stolen, along with personal data

Card industry cracking down on Payment App Security

Laptop theft compromises Hotels.com customer data

USDA NOTIFIES HEADQUARTERS EMPLOYEES OF POSSIBLE PERSONAL INFORMATION BREACH

Release No. 0214.06

Ohio U. Suspends IT Managers Over Data Breaches - Security

Data Losses Hit Four More - Security News Analysis

University data breaches leads to IT suspensions

Falconstor sifts data for duplication

Wi-Fi drivers open laptops to hackers

Data theft affects 88 million-plus Americans

Simple security cuts identity theft risks - Jun 19, 2006

Hackers take aim at media and technology firms - vnunet.com

Network security is virtually here

Latest federal breach highlights a growing security problem

IT Companies Claim Piracy Raid Damages

Corillian Maps to ISO Security Standard

ID thieves brew up Coke spam scam

Hacker Vandalizes Microsoft Site

DC Workers' Personal Data Stolen

Thieves Nab AIG Customer Records

BBB-Military: Marine Corps

Web site offers veterans information on identity theft prevention

Security That Sucks

Barracuda Gets Bitten

3 laptops with sensitive data missing from auditor's office

Security Cleanup Costs Much More Than Encryption: Gartner

Vonage slapped with another IPO suit

Two Charged in VOIP Hacking Scandal - Security News Analysis

CPAs facing data fraud risk

National Nuclear Safety Administration Hacked

Social Engineering, the USB Way - Security

Yahoo e-mail under worm attack

Why data encryption is no substitute for comprehensive security

Computers Stolen in Ohio with 72,000 Medicaid Subscribers' Personal Info

YMCA laptop with 65,000 members' information stolen

IRS laptop with employee info lost

Ahold USA pension data lost when laptop disappears

Swedish piracy row gathers pace

Medical Identity Theft

Medical Identity Theft On The Rise

Healthcare Firm Secures USB - Security News Analysis

GAO Says VA Not Alone in Data Carelessness

How Do You Know Your Data Encryption is Really Secure

Top Ten Laptop Security Recommendations

Security Breach at U. of Delaware

Info. assurance a matter of survival

VA Chief Promises Accountability for ID Theft

Data Security Becoming Political Issue

Id theft: 13.3 per minute

Id theft: 13.3 per minute

Online banking is open for fraudsters

Red Cross warns blood donors of possible ID thefts in Midwest

The War Driver Returns

StopBadware.org adds to its hall of shame list

Credit Card Security Rules to Get Update!

Credit Unions Hacked More Than Banks

Nevada CSO Faces Embezzlement Charges

University server in hackers' hands for a year | CNET News.com

IBM Puts Weight Behind Web Services Security

Users Line Up Behind Audit Standard - Security News Analysis

IM worm installs 'safe' Web browser | CNET News.com

How to Keep Portable Data From Escaping

Personal data on millions of US veterans stolen - Yahoo! News

(ISC)2: 'Nothing has changed' on CISSP requirements

Dark Reading - 'Free' Skype Could Be Costly - Security News Analysis

Credit card security rules to get update

Keep your Web applications secure

Wanadooops! Flaw Reveals User Data - Security News Analysis

Microsoft in Whale of a Deal - Security News Analysis

Web App Firewalls: Who’s Doing What

Online Payments Closing In On Checks - Security

Ex-government employee sentenced for hacking

Data Breach Bills Crowding Congress

The Blog: Oops, the dog ate the files

Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: Oops, the dog ate the files

Blasting away security myths

Crypto-Gram: May 15, 2001

Big bank goes phishing - Network World

Feds Ding Data 'Dumpster'

Ohio University Hit by Three Data Breaches - Security

App security defense in depth: Strategies to lock down your Web apps

App security defense in depth: Strategies to lock down your Web apps

The scoop on WiMax

The scoop on WiMax

Barclay's Unobtrusive Online Security

Security Absurdity; The Complete, Unquestionable, And Total Failure of Information Security.

Security vendors blame USB memory keys for some network security breaches

Off the wire: A true eBay crime story

Deja vu for Wells Fargo: Bank loses computer with confidential data

Oracle refuses to learn its lesson, experts say

Wacky Web misuses highlight internal risks

Guardian Unlimited: Identity Theft From Tossed Airline Boarding Pass? "A simple airline stub, pi...

Layer 7 tackles WS-Policy and enterprise SOA security

Secure Web site access with Perl

An Inside Job: Extending Enterprise Protection to Remote Laptops

Hackers Access Government Health Servers

When the 'solution' is worse than the problem

Idaho utility hard drives -- and data -- turn up on eBay

Hacker hits Toronto transit message system, jabs prime minister

Ghost Server

Ohio University reports two separate security breaches

Analysis: Data breach notification law unlikely this year

Analysis: Data breach notification law unlikely this year

Gone in 60 seconds--the high-tech version

Mastercard Unveils New Online Security Solution

Report Issued on Improving Financial Privacy Notices for Consumers

Mortgage Company Settles Information Security Charges

Wacky Web misuses highlight internal risks

Company Loses LIRR Workers' Personal Data

GM Security Chief Gives Hackers a Lesson

Wired News: Your Thoughts Are Your Password

Aetna Loses Data On 38,000 Members

New IE flaws bring tally to three

Web sites work to punch holes in corporate Web filters

Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Vulnerable to Crafted HTTP Attack - addict3d.org

Fraudsters steal money from bank accounts

Microsoft: Bitlocker key to safe disk disposal

Breach case could curtail Web flaw finders

Breach case could curtail Web flaw finders

Security firm finds holes in Cisco wireless

Desktop-search risks deserve close management scrutiny

Bringing More Security to Wi-Fi Networks - -

Fraudsters steal details on 2,000 credit cards

Wells Fargo, AOL to join Symantec anti-phishing effort

MS Expands Anti-Piracy Program, Reissues Patch

SAML v2.0 Approved as OASIS Standard - ebizQ

Authentication: Where's the magic factor?

Risk Formula - Computerworld

Researcher: Major Banking Sites Insecure

U. of Texas Investigates Computer Breach - Security Feed - Blog - CSO Magazine

Dealing with an inside job: Georgia Technology Authority's Mark Reardon

Hackers Access Financial Data At UMDNJ

Biometrics: Best practices, future trends

Educators' Social Security numbers sent via e-mail - News - MSNBC.com

Educators' Social Security numbers sent via e-mail - News - MSNBC.com

Mass e-mail compromises student IDs - Security - MSNBC.com

Mass e-mail compromises student IDs - Security - MSNBC.com

Police blotter: Wells Fargo not required to encrypt data | Tech News on ZDNet

Police blotter: Wells Fargo not required to encrypt data Tech News on ZDNet

The choice is clear for this privacy officer: ChoicePoint's Carol DiBattiste

Ross-Simons says security breach exposes customers - Computerworld

Data exposure: Counties across the U.S. posting sensitive info online - Computerworld

Encrypt data as it goes to tape

Tape drive vendors hail crypto first

Higher security comes at a cost - 2006-04-17

Metrics needed to guide application security decisions

Oracle's oops on security flaw

Teenage students create million dollar virus

Hacking into the Pentagon

E-Commerce Sites Exposing Your Data - NewsFactor Network

E-Commerce Sites Exposing Your Data - NewsFactor Network

Fla. residents' data exposure a statewide issue - Computerworld

Effective long-distance data protection

Senate passes safeguards to identity theft - 2006-04-11

Phishers Hack Bank Sites, Redirect Customers

Citibank card fraud - magnetic strip to blame?

Web services security risks largely ignored

HACKERS HIT MED SCHOOL

HSBC fights phishing with authentication token

Domain registrar exposes customer data

How to Think about Security

US victims claim $182 million in cybercrime losses

Data breach at Progressive highlights insider threat - Computerworld

HP warns of printer software risks

Data Security: Out To Lunch, Er, Dinner

NASA exec's computer seized in child porn raid

GAO: SEC must improve information security - Computerworld

Shutting Down the Threat of Lost Data

802.11w fills wireless security holes

Payment processor fears credit card crooks | Tech News on ZDNet

IRS Still Puts Taxpayer Data at Risk, Says GAO - Computerworld

Phisher Kings Court Your Trust

Identity theft hit 3.6 million in U.S.

IG: Energy Department lost computer equipment

Encryption for all

Hacker hits Georgia state database via hole in security software - Computerworld

Florida banks hacked in new spoofing attack

Securing external and internal file transfers requires two specific and different approaches

Hacker hits Georgia state database via hole in security software - Computerworld

IBM tightens up mainframe security

The Top 10 Information Security Myths

USATODAY.com - Security of Medicare info questioned

Data theft prompts firm to lock down, protect network

US data exposed to attacks

Protegrity buys OmniSecure to enhance database security products

Hackers get IBM's goat

VSC laptop theft creates security concerns

SOAs Creating New Security Risks

Russian Web site offered eBay account info for $5

Offshoring cited in Florida data leak

ATM theft investigators eye software flaw - Security - MSNBC.com

Stolen Ernst & Young Laptop Had Info on 38,000 BP Staffers

NEC: Employee Faked Millions in Sales - Security Feed - Blog - CSO Magazine

Enterprise Security Threats Increasingly Come from Within

Lots of lessons nothing learned

200,000 HP staff exposed as laptop loss party continues

Ten dos and don'ts for secure coding

Creating secure passwords you don't have to remember

New Trojan, kernel-level rootkit have 'frightening capabilities'

Another IE bug hits Microsoft

State seizes newspaper's hard drives in leak probe

Microsoft Improves Security, Usability for Internet Explorer | March 16, 2006

Your secret PIN may not be so secret

Music Web Site: Breach Exposed Accounts

Cybercrime costs us dear

Look at your network through a hacker's eyes

Georgetown Hack May Have Exposed Personal Data - Computerworld

Ex-GM security guard charged with hacking into company's database - Computerworld

Lost Ernst & Young laptop exposes IBM staff

802.11n - what really happened?

Data leaks and losses abound

Opinion: Ignoring data breaches means ignoring risk management

The Business Journal: FBI to help U.S. businesses protect secrets - 2006-03-13

Hacked bank server hosts phishing sites

Undisclosed number of Verizon employees at risk of identity theft

Symantec Pulls Plug on L0phtCrack

Idiot Watch Porn Billing Blows Your Wad

Internet and online banking fraud increases by 21%

Married Couple Indicted for Corporate Espionage

Hackers Steal D.C. Residents Data

Top 10 most critical Web application security vulnerabilities

Stonesoft Introduces Industry's First Internal Firewall/VPN Solution for IBM eServer zSeries Mainframes with Fully Clustered Active-Active Load-Balanc

Citibank Confirms Fraud in Canada, UK, Russia Linked to Breach

Idiot Watch Citibank Locks Down ATM Cards

GU Breach Found Almost 3 Weeks Ago

Know your wireless encryption options

Computer Security Institute in e-mail flap

Former FTC Member Says Data Protection Is Inadequate

Is Encryption For You?

The Role of Architectural Risk Analysis in Software Security

College warns 93,000 after laptop theft

Google scrambles to plug Gmail hole

Ohio secretary of state sued over ID info posted online - Computerworld

US man faces five years for hacking supervisor's PC | The Register

nCipher Classified Document Security Appliance Enables Secure Distribution of Electronic Documents to Consumers and Corporate Users

Rogue applications in 60 per cent of corporate networks put IT systems at risk

Data Security, Encryption and Your Bottom Line

USATODAY.com - Social Security numbers found on state websites

Security professionals are seeing a significant increase in salary and performance benefits

Stolen laptop puts M.D. Anderson patients' info at risk

Bank cards compromised by security breach

Report: IRS slips on keeping workers’ computers secure - Computerworld

The Encryption Code

IBM mainframe encryption: The gold standard for security does an upgrade

New from NUJIA

Former government IT worker guilty of hacking

Vendor waited six weeks to notify Ohio officials of data breach - Computerworld

Keylogger basics

Ernst & Young fails to disclose high-profile data loss

Caveat Lector: Authentication, the Forgotten, Should-be Predominant

Stolen laptop contains files on HIV patients - The Sacramento Bee

Web Application Security and Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance

Review: Penetration Tester’s Open Source Toolkit

Common Insecurity - Computerworld

Keyloggers on the rise

Police sergeant caught in FBI child porn sting

Breaches Push Companies to Improve Internal Safeguards - Computerworld

IT Flushes Out Risk Factors ... - Computerworld

Wi-Fi Security Checklist

The Ethical Hacker Network - Google Hacking: Ten Simple Security Searches That Work

Open Source Model for Security Threats - IT Observer

Planning for Continuity

SOA and Grid

Cyberthieves silently copy keystrokes | CNET News.com

Techworld.com - Security pros must improve, says new body

Online Banking: A Better Security Bet?

Network Security Journal: Security Lapse Proves Costly

Capitalize on network security freebies

UNI employees told to initiate fraud alerts

Auditor loses McAfee employee data

Security Park - (ISC)2 Launches Free Resource Guide for Security Professionals around the world

Teen Bloggers Offer Too Much Information

Anatomy Of A Break-In

All Together Now: Security

The five fallacies of endpoint security

New Trojans plunder bank accounts | Tech News on ZDNet

U.S. Navy Petty Officer Charged With Computer Pornography

Analyzing an employee's PC use without his knowledge

Worker suspended in computer probe - Concord Monitor Online - Concord, NH 03301

Firm insider suspender for hacking

Google admits Desktop security risk - ZDNet UK News

Schneier on Security: Proof that Employees Don't Care About Security

Skype calls nearly impossible for NSA to intercept | IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband | ZDNet.com

Encrypted calls on Skype service defy snooping

IBM Takes Holistic Security Stance

OASIS stamps approval on WS-Security 1.1 - Computerworld

RSA: Metrics are key to measuring security effectiveness

IT security solutions for the energy market sector

Network Security Journal: Need for Enterprise Security Management

Judge Says Companies Don’t Need To Encrypt

Fax Mix-ups Send Patients' Data to Wrong Company - Computerworld

Startup tries to spin a safer Web

Romanian hacker breaks in to UA journalism computers | www.azstarnet.com �

Wired News: Big Risks Come in Small Packages

OfficeMax at center of major data-security breach with debit cards

Sidebar: Insurer Puts Social Security Numbers in the Mail - Computerworld

Breached! A Security Manager's Nightmare - Computerworld

McAfee out in a Cyber Storm - Computer Business Review

Banks slow to deposit Linux in data centers - Computerworld

Stealth keylogger used in bank heist - ZDNet UK News

Stealth keylogger used in bank heist - ZDNet UK News

Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification

TSA’s Secure Flight program suspended - U.S. Security - MSNBC.com

Bureau of Justice Statistics National Computer Security Survey Press Release

CBI issues warning about IT security

EFF: Don't Use Google Desktop

Bank of America cancels numerous debit cards | CNET News.com

Security and compliance risk metrics

Report suggests security practices lag behind requirements

More Windows Security Problems

Web application firewalls create breathing room

Honeywell blames ex-employee in data leak - Computerworld

Confidential patient data sent to wrong company -- for 15 months - Computerworld

Postage is due for companies sending e-mail | CNET News.com

The Data Security Deluge

Lessons in SOA | February 2, 2006 08:24 AM | By Paul Krill

Honeywell Employee Information Posted On The Net

Are you using strategic metrics in managing IT risk?

IT-Director.com: Information Security Management of an Intr

Era Ends: Western Union Stops Sending Telegrams

The Top 10 Infosec Myths

Sidebar: Car Trouble Results in Breaches - Computerworld

Web application firewalls critical piece of the app security puzzle

Update: Thief nabs backup data on 365,000 patients - Computerworld

Security snafu at Boston Globe exposes subscriber data - Computerworld

Security and Compliance: Danger Lurks for Stored Data - Data Management - NewsFactor Network

Fortifying Online Banking

Data leaks already inundating 2006

Security consortium creates guidelines | Tech News on ZDNet

Free Acunetix security audit will help 5,000 enterprises protect customer details, credit card numbers and proprietary corporate data

Wi-Fi Security | Learn The Basics Of WPA2 Wi-Fi Security | January 27, 2006

OpenSSL gets NIST certifications

Sidebar: Tools for Countering Rootkits - Computerworld

Security consortium creates guidelines | CNET News.com

Groceries: The New Teachers of Network Security | February 1, 2006

Four infamous IT meltdowns | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2006-01-30 | By Dan Tynan

Checklist: 11 things to do after a hack

Thousands of credit card numbers possibly stolen from state Web site - Boston.com

ChoicePoint to pay $15 million over data leak