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All news for 2005 year:

	December 29, 2005:
	20:50	Trojan delivers unwanted gift to Windows PCs
	20:49	Hacker attacks eBay
	December 28, 2005:
	21:01	Password Trojan stalks Spanish net users, Panda warns
	21:00	New breed of cyberattack takes aim at sensitive data
	20:51	European Hacker summit in Berlin, The 22nd Chaos Communication Congress (22C3)
	December 26, 2005:
	21:23	Hackers crack police
	December 23, 2005:
	21:00	France on track to legalize P2P downloading
	20:58	Santa delivers more Christmas malware
	December 21, 2005:
	22:06	Symantec security products hit by high-risk flaw
	22:01	Santa Claus worm hitting messenger users online
	22:00	Quick facts on CyberThreats
	December 17, 2005:
	10:59	Fortune 100 firms' websites leaking sensitive data
	10:55	On Dasher! New malware targets Microsoft users
	December 15, 2005:
	19:02	Adobe moving to monthly security patch schedule
	16:16	Trojan circulates as fake McAfee patch
	16:14	UK shopkeepers beating online fraud
	16:12	SANS looks to security by degrees
	December 14, 2005:
	21:47	AT&T launches news channel for Internet security
	21:43	Dems join criticism of U.S. cybersecurity
	December 12, 2005:
	20:02	Sony BMG 'diligently re-evaluates' CD anti-piracy tech
	20:01	Hackers target Christian charity
	December 10, 2005:
	15:29	Phishers attack eBay using new technique
	09:18	Intel readies rootkit-rooting hardware
	09:17	Do hackers look before they leap?
	December 08, 2005:
	22:25	Sony BMG admits to new CD bug
	22:22	Sober variant has mysterious agenda for Nazi anniversary
	22:20	Consumers Whistling Past the Security Graveyard
	December 07, 2005:
	22:32	Sony opens up over another CD security hole
	22:29	Sophos: Gates will be proved wrong about spam
	22:24	MSBlast infected more than 25 million
	December 03, 2005:
	14:08	IE bug lets hackers phish with Google Desktop
	December 02, 2005:
	20:27	Zone Labs sued over spyware classification
	20:25	Holiday spam could reach one billion emails
	20:23	Network security market tops $1bn
	20:21	IBM launches 'self-healing' software
	20:20	Google's Gmail gains virus scanning capability
	December 01, 2005:
	20:20	Norton Gets a Bit Less Secure
	20:19	Hitachi points to vein recognition
	November 30, 2005:
	20:12	Today is Computer Security Day!
	20:11	No Vista Beta 2 in 2005
	20:10	`Spam` e-mail filters getting better - FTC
	20:09	Security expert: More sophisticated attacks likely
	20:06	Microsoft invites consumers to test security service
	November 28, 2005:
	21:39	Cybercrime yields more cash than drugs: expert
	21:35	Security worries threaten Christmas web spending
	21:30	Kazaa to install anti-piracy tool
	November 25, 2005:
	19:04	Dishonest Britain unmasked in shocking survey
	19:03	Sloppy handheld habits continue to plague users
	November 24, 2005:
	18:42	Google appliances vulnerable
	18:41	Browser developers team up on security
	18:40	Security experts lift lid on Chinese hack attacks
	18:38	Sober Is Biggest Worm Attack Of The Year
	November 23, 2005:
	22:47	CBI calls for cybercrime laws to be updated
	22:36	Extremely critical Windows flaw code appears
	22:32	Hackers Change Course
	22:25	Worm uses FBI calling card to infect computers
	November 21, 2005:
	20:54	Regulatory compliance beats worms for the first time
	20:53	Nigerian email scammers jailed
	November 19, 2005:
	10:18	Senate committee passes spyware bill
	10:16	Google Base launched with security hole
	November 18, 2005:
	20:30	Web giants crack down on spyware
	20:29	Apple iTunes security flaw discovered
	20:28	Timeshare spammer jailed
	20:28	Microsoft Goes Outside For Phishing Help
	20:27	Spam for the Holidays
	November 17, 2005:
	21:35	Vista security an issue at show
	21:34	Spammer jailed for £1.6m net scam
	21:33	Users don`t trust websites with personal info
	November 16, 2005:
	21:07	Americans ready to pay for security
	21:06	Report: PC security weakened by Sony uninstaller
	21:05	Keyloggers Jump 65% As Info Theft Goes Mainstream
	21:02	Internet security market to reach $58 billion by 2010
	November 15, 2005:
	14:11	VPN flaw threatens Internet traffic
	14:09	Consumers punish firms over data security breaches
	14:05	`Spyware` vendor bangs copyright shield
	November 14, 2005:
	12:09	Court restrains US spyware outfit
	12:08	Sony stops making anti-piracy CDs
	November 11, 2005:
	15:34	Sophos warns against rising "zombies"
	15:24	3 companies shut down on spyware charges
	15:23	Will Hackers Target Copiers?
	15:21	Email Seen As Biggest Security Hole For Mobile Devices: Survey
	15:11	Sony BMG in court over anti-piracy
	August 19, 2005:
	15:45	IE flaw affects Office, Visual Studio users.
	15:40	Spyware is the stuff from Star Wars?
	15:33	`Fold here,` say 130,000 computers.
	August 18, 2005:
	14:53	Windows 2000 worms now affecting 250,000.
	14:50	Email–stealing AOL employee finally sentenced.
	14:47	Online scammers pose as execs in `spear–phishing`.
	14:44	Computer virus writers moving faster with attacks.
	14:41	Computer virus writers at war, security firm says.
	August 17, 2005:
	14:31	Symantec to buy compliance vendor Sygate.
	14:30	Google Earth a security risk.
	14:27	New worms hit U.S. media outlets, companies.
	August 16, 2005:
	15:04	New Internet worm targeting Windows.
	14:59	McAfee readies home Wi–Fi security tool.
	14:56	Japan`s biometric security firms see demand booming.
	August 15, 2005:
	15:13	Denial of service attacker gets five years in jail.
	15:09	New Internet worm affects Windows users – Trend Micro.
	15:05	F–Secure sees mobile security as mainstream by 2008.
	August 10, 2005:
	14:57	August Windows patches arrive.
	14:56	EMC announces surveillance management application.
	14:49	Hacker steals data on 61,000 students from US university.
	August 09, 2005:
	16:17	Microsoft settles suit against one–time `spam king`.
	15:13	Online anonymity must be stopped?
	August 08, 2005:
	16:20	German bank launches new system to combat phishing.
	16:08	The case of the stolen Wi–Fi: What you need to know.
	15:52	Why scammers love Nigeria.
	August 05, 2005:
	15:25	Microsoft readies August patches.
	15:25	Cisco portal password security compromised.
	August 01, 2005:
	15:05	Killer into cure – using viruses to treat cancer.
	15:04	Fifteen arrested in multinational `phishing` scam.
	14:58	Announcement of 10th planet hastened by hacker.
	July 29, 2005:
	14:54	Windows Vista release slips to Q4 2006.
	14:54	Security vendors enter bidding war for vulnerabilities.
	14:53	Better, cheaper security method is propose.
	14:51	Data–security bill advances in U.S. Senate.
	July 28, 2005:
	15:05	Microsoft warms up to Linux.
	15:04	ISS researcher quits job to detail Cisco flaws.
	15:01	Cisco coming down hard on whistleblower who found vulnerabilities.
	14:58	The growing threat of spyware.
	July 26, 2005:
	14:47	Now cantenna`s are illegal too? Why don`t they just outlaw WiFi?
	14:40	Experts warn of Chinese cyberattacks used for industrial secrets.
	July 21, 2005:
	14:45	EBay developing new search, fraud protection services.
	July 20, 2005:
	14:46	South Korean police nab China flash factory suspects.
	14:44	Senators call on DHS to improve cybersecurity efforts.
	14:42	Microsoft sues Google, former employee over hiring.
	July 19, 2005:
	18:23	Internet misuse costs businesses $178 billion annually.
	18:04	Zombie makers turning to fake greeting cards.
	July 18, 2005:
	14:52	Cost of computer attacks down, says survey.
	14:48	Mozilla marketing site hacked.
	July 15, 2005:
	14:49	Vulnerabilities found in Cisco`s VoIP system.
	July 14, 2005:
	15:27	Virus scanner bug cost Trend $8 million.
	July 13, 2005:
	16:42	Patches issued for Kerberos flaws.
	14:45	Oracle releases critical security updates.
	14:42	Microsoft warns of software flaws in Word, Windows.
	July 12, 2005:
	14:43	McAfee: More attackers seeking money, zombies.
	14:42	New spyware definition does more harm than good.
	July 11, 2005:
	16:52	Cops spy on anti–speed camera website, make arrest.
	15:00	Plugging the hole in Windows USB security.
	14:59	New .mobi suffix points to wireless Web sites.
	July 08, 2005:
	14:58	Man arrested for hopping on to home Wi–Fi network.
	July 06, 2005:
	15:04	Flaw threatens Acrobat documents.
	15:03	Microsoft offers workaround for IE vulnerability.
	15:01	Sony battles hackers over hijacked games.
	July 05, 2005:
	15:08	New Trojan can knock out Symbian phones.
	15:06	Teenage creator of virus faces trial.
	15:05	US to retain control over Internet.
	15:04	Unprotected Windows will be infected in 12 minutes.
	July 01, 2005:
	14:45	Veritas systems in the firing line.
	14:43	FBI set to roll out regional data exchange network.
	June 30, 2005:
	14:58	"DVD Jon" cracks Google software.
	14:56	Microsoft ready to discuss RSS security.
	June 29, 2005:
	16:00	Hackers target Outlook Express flaw.
	15:57	Bluetooth group offers security tips to avoid attacks.
	15:56	Big phish in jail.
	15:55	Appeals court overturns bad decision about adware.
	June 25, 2005:
	14:50	Security concerns to stunt e–commerce growth.
	14:49	Patches issued for critical RealPlayer flaws.
	14:47	Symantec, Veritas shareholders approve deal.
	June 24, 2005:
	14:59	MasterCard warns of massive credit–card breach.
	14:57	Experts split on port 445 security risk.
	14:55	Sneaky anti–spyware sellers told to stop.
	June 23, 2005:
	14:52	Microsoft enforces its anti–spam tech.
	14:51	AT plans CNN–syle security channel.
	June 22, 2005:
	14:37	Microsoft issues Windows Server 2003 update blocking tool.
	14:30	Many IT managers don`t use security software after all.
	June 21, 2005:
	15:09	Microsoft aims at alleged spammers in Germany.
	15:07	Hackers score big by thinking small, experts say.
	June 15, 2005:
	15:05	Java flaws open door to hackers.
	15:03	Microsoft patches critical bugs in IE, Windows.
	15:02	Bundling does not equal spyware.
	14:55	Top ISPs host most infected computers, report says.
	June 13, 2005:
	15:01	Symantec unwraps intrusion detection.
	14:59	Stolen PCs contained Motorola staff records.
	14:57	Malware gets resounding applause from Gypsy Music haters.
	June 10, 2005:
	14:49	Jacko suicide spam infects pop fans.
	14:27	Mytob worm turns to phishing.
	14:26	Microsoft security updates to cover Windows, Exchange.
	June 09, 2005:
	14:38	Symantec sues over `adware` toolbars.
	14:32	What`s next? The world`s fattest hacker?
	14:29	One security problem, and this reporter says no more.
	June 08, 2005:
	15:16	CA launches consumer anti–spam service.
	15:09	London man arrested for 2001 Nasa hacking.
	15:08	Symantec sues adware company for the right to call it adware.
	15:05	Security researcher fined again.
	June 07, 2005:
	14:23	Hotmail threatened by MSN flaw.
	14:22	Firefox reintroduces 7–year–old security flaw.
	14:20	Citigroup loses data on 3.9 million customers.
	14:19	Kenai ships Web services vulnerability testing solution.
	June 03, 2005:
	15:07	Microsoft investigates MSN Korea hack.
	15:05	MSN South Korea was hacked.
	June 02, 2005:
	14:24	Apple puts stop to video flaw.
	14:21	Microsoft PR guy to spin for spyware company.
	May 31, 2005:
	15:34	AMD launches dual–core Athlon 64 X2.
	15:32	Is Dell putting spyware on computers?
	May 27, 2005:
	14:57	Microsoft launches anti–spam site.
	14:56	After theft, Bank of America tightens online security.
	14:54	CIA war game simulates major Internet attack.
	May 26, 2005:
	14:53	FBI investigating ID theft at Stanford.
	14:40	Firefox users snap up Netcraft`s antiphishing toolbar.
	14:35	Swedish anti–download law does entertainment industry`s bidding.
	May 25, 2005:
	15:31	NISCC warns on Cisco IP phone flaw.
	15:28	Avinti iSolation Server 2.0 stops unknown e–mail viruses.
	15:24	Is using anti–spyware software illegal?
	15:22	Microsoft wants spyware laws to say spyware name is in the eye of the user.
	15:16	FBI aims to launch new computer system by 2006.
	May 24, 2005:
	15:57	Hackers demand $200 for your files.
	15:22	House votes to outlaw computer spyware.
	May 23, 2005:
	14:50	Yahoo! chat bug gives scope for mischief.
	14:49	Microsoft UK turns to FBI for security advisor.
	14:48	Netscape`s brand new browser gets patched.
	14:42	Hitachi ramping up sales of secure PCs.
	May 20, 2005:
	14:42	UK banks ignore security audit findings.
	14:31	Bill Gates working on a new book.
	May 19, 2005:
	14:58	Microsoft confirms TCP⁄IP flaw.
	14:58	Popular Japanese Web site hard hit by major hack.
	14:56	Netscape launches next–generation Web browser.
	14:54	Yahoo upgrades instant messenger.
	May 18, 2005:
	15:43	Google releases desktop search for businesses.
	15:40	Phishing gets personal.
	15:39	Washington State gets an anti–spyware bill.
	May 17, 2005:
	15:25	Sober infected PCs spew right–wing `hate spam`.
	15:24	Yahoo, SBC offer free online security suite.
	15:23	Malicious insider hackers hate the boss.
	15:22	Spyware company reforms by being just as nasty... but admitting to it.
	May 16, 2005:
	15:24	Phishers hooking victims with stolen data.
	15:23	Microsoft updates desktop search toolbar.
	15:22	Caught between bad security and antitrust questions.
	May 13, 2005:
	15:19	Apple fixes critical iTunes bug.
	15:18	Microsoft readies PC security, tools bundle.
	15:17	Microsoft offers WPA2 Wi–Fi security.
	15:16	Anti–Spyware bill tries yet another approach: it`s all about the money.
	15:14	Microsoft to offer anti–virus software, service.
	May 12, 2005:
	15:27	Major Windows flaw patched.
	15:27	Security firms fight Firefox fire with fire.
	15:26	DOD hacker gets 21–month sentence.
	15:25	Microsoft unwraps Windows Mobile 5.0.
	15:21	Cisco says Swede detained for 2004 hacking incident.
	May 10, 2005:
	15:19	Alert over `extremely critical` Firefox flaws.
	15:18	Virus writers claim Blair`s email account was hacked.
	15:17	Novell snaps up Linux security company.
	15:06	Microsoft to unveil new mobile OS Tuesday.
	15:02	IBM buys Gluecode Software.
	May 05, 2005:
	14:58	Spyware scumbags make $2bn a year.
	14:55	Europe threatened by Sober `epidemic`.
	14:54	Sober worm now 4 percent of all email.
	14:50	How involved is Yahoo in the Adware business?
	April 29, 2005:
	15:02	Latest Trojan is disguised as security warning.
	15:00	Hacker deletes own hard drive.
	14:57	Spitzer sues Intermix over `spyware`.
	April 28, 2005:
	14:54	Google used in phishing attack.
	April 27, 2005:
	16:30	Web attacks soar.
	16:28	Critical flaw reported in Netscape.
	16:28	Longhorn to support touch screens.
	16:27	Hackers find way to hit Hushmail.
	16:25	Spyware, phishers play off Google.com.
	April 26, 2005:
	16:56	Spamhaus hits out at ISPs, praises Microsoft.
	16:50	Microsoft`s reveals hardware security plans, concerns remain.
	16:46	Main web site hackers are schoolboys.
	April 25, 2005:
	16:35	Hushmail hit by DNS attack.
	16:34	Web defacements and server hacks on the rise.
	16:34	Hackers attack IT conference.
	16:33	Forum launches firewall with XML defences.
	16:31	Hackers plot more phishing, mobile viruses.
	16:29	New Opera 8 browser fails at basics.
	April 22, 2005:
	16:49	MP3 zapping malware worms onto P2P network.
	16:48	Hacker attacks music file sharers.
	16:47	Europe`s .eu domain to go live early next year.
	16:46	Washington state tries new tack on anti–spyware law.
	April 21, 2005:
	15:41	VCs regret funding spyware companies.
	15:38	Fourteen vendors collaborate on WS–Security OASIS InterOp.
	April 20, 2005:
	15:24	Unholy trio menace Firefox.
	15:24	McAfee security problem exposed.
	15:23	Microsoft set to release patching tool, service in June.
	15:22	AOL`s blockage of phishing sites... Hype or helpful?
	April 19, 2005:
	15:17	IM security: The worst is yet to come.
	15:16	Symantec unwraps anti–spyware beta.
	15:15	New Sober variant tricks users in German.
	15:14	Security in new Opera browser fights phishing.
	April 18, 2005:
	17:21	Multiple Firefox flaws patched.
	17:20	McAfee firewall updated to secure mobile workers.
	15:19	Speedera, Macromedia team on secure content delivery.
	15:18	Adobe to buy Macromedia for $3.4 billion.
	April 15, 2005:
	16:27	Microsoft silent over IP vulnerability claims.
	16:26	Worms wiggle into IM.
	16:26	Polo Ralph Lauren confirms HSBC data security problem.
	16:25	Reuters shuts down IM system to fight Kelvir IM worm.
	16:24	Dancing around the definition of spyware.
	April 14, 2005:
	16:16	Beware of toxic blogs.
	16:16	Banks nearing agreement on Web security.
	16:15	OpenOffice confirms hack attack risk.
	16:15	Human firewalls are a must, says Mitnick.
	16:14	HSBC warns 180,000 over retailer`s security breach.
	April 13, 2005:
	15:53	India acts on call centre fraud.
	15:53	Office flaw exploit code published.
	15:50	Second Windows Server 2003 R2 beta to start soon.
	15:49	MSN Messenger 6.2 and 7.0 GIF vulnerability.
	15:46	Microsoft warns of 5 new software security flaws.
	April 12, 2005:
	16:50	Campaign seeks to defang Rafa`s hacker image.
	16:48	Italian smut virus scammer jailed for 14 months.
	16:47	Flaws found in Cisco, Juniper and IBM kit.
	16:45	Lights go out for Microsoft`s anti–SP2 tool.
	April 11, 2005:
	17:38	US hospital loses patient info.
	17:38	Trend Micro hardens spyware defences.
	April 08, 2005:
	16:09	Hackers send flood of bogus Microsoft updates.
	16:07	Critical Microsoft patches coming next week.
	16:06	UK spy computer does less, costs more... but at least it does something.
	April 07, 2005:
	16:40	Indian call center workers charged with Citibank fraud.
	16:39	CA in deal to buy Concord for $330 million.
	16:37	Antivirus company warns of new Symbian Trojan.
	April 06, 2005:
	15:31	Sybase allows release of flaw information.
	15:29	Web bookies demand higher security standards.
	15:28	Firefox flaw made public.
	15:26	Undeleting cookies or is it just spyware?
	15:23	Mobile viruses getting clever.
	April 05, 2005:
	15:17	Security hardware battle heats up.
	15:16	Estonian arrested over Web bank thefts.
	15:15	Microsoft, Florida attorney general team on spam suits.
	15:14	JBoss expanding indemnifications against IP claims.
	15:13	Malware Inc.
	April 04, 2005:
	15:26	Microsoft Launches Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1.
	15:24	New security scares for Outlook and IE.
	15:23	Microsoft admits to flaw in Windows patch.
	15:23	Email worm graduates to IM.
	15:21	Possible U.S.–EU fight looms over biometric passports.
	15:20	Security starts at home.
	15:18	Yahoo Japan sued for scam auctions.
	15:13	Big Brother watches, and security companies profit.
	March 31, 2005:
	18:02	Brad Pitt virus targets Microsoft.
	18:02	Microsoft to help police on cybercrime.
	18:01	Supreme Court tackles P2P file-sharing.
	March 30, 2005:
	18:37	Lost: Data from 270,000 bank accounts.
	18:35	Further Norton embarrassment for Symantec.
	18:34	New mass–mailer on the march.
	18:33	MessageLabs launches encryption service.
	18:31	U.S. Senator seeks safeguards after identity theft.
	March 29, 2005:
	17:43	China becoming haven for phishermen.
	17:41	Mac virus competition halted for `legal reasons`.
	17:40	Trillian flaw highlights IM security threat.
	17:36	Japan tightens personal data protection.
	17:35	Phishing attacks rose slightly in February, group says.
	17:34	Microsoft to implement EU–Mandated Windows changes.
	March 28, 2005:
	15:46	Users wait for results from Microsoft–Sun pact.
	15:46	Black Duck debuts IP compliance software.
	15:44	IBM bundles VMware apps.
	March 25, 2005:
	16:32	Yahoo launches Creative Commons search.
	16:30	IBM touring for Linux development.
	16:29	Sun, Microsoft seek to calm app dev storm.
	March 24, 2005:
	18:12	Symbian Trojan attacks anti–virus protection.
	18:09	Mozilla patches Firefox flaw.
	18:08	Firefox security claims rubbished.
	18:08	Microsoft tests new patch program.
	18:05	Apple patches security flaws.
	18:00	Macintosh hacker attacks are on the rise –Symantec.
	March 22, 2005:
	18:36	Duo charged over DDoS hire for scam.
	18:34	Flaw found in Nortel`s VPN client.
	18:02	Britain tops zombie PC charts.
	17:59	Outrage at Symantec`s OS X claims.
	17:56	GreenBorder wraps IE, Outlook in security.
	March 18, 2005:
	16:01	Physical security becoming an IT problem.
	16:00	Virus writers get stealthy.
	15:58	EU rejects Microsoft protocol license terms.
	15:58	Microsoft and Quest Software team up.
	15:56	McAfee Antivirus vulnerability published.
	March 17, 2005:
	16:56	Windows XP Starter Edition out in June in India.
	16:56	Fujitsu to launch new PrimeQuest Itanium servers.
	16:55	IE7 details leak onto web.
	March 16, 2005:
	16:38	IM malware threat skyrockets.
	16:37	Phishers pushing spyware through DNS holes.
	16:12	U.S. may restrict sale of social security numbers.
	16:01	IT manager sentenced to prison in hacking case.
	March 15, 2005:
	16:59	Microsoft considering WinFS support in Windows XP.
	16:59	Zombie networks implicated in ID theft.
	16:56	Man sentenced to 6 months for sending 911 virus.
	March 14, 2005:
	16:41	AOL officially says AIM users have no privacy.
	16:40	Yahoo Messenger makes jump to BlackBerrys.
	16:38	Astaro stops spyware in its tracks.
	March 11, 2005:
	19:05	Virus writers wreak havoc by the hour.
	19:04	Online shopping cart company fined for selling user data.
	19:03	Silicon Valley no longer unique.
	19:03	French security researcher fined.
	March 10, 2005:
	16:50	LexisNexis says 32,000 profiles stolen.
	16:49	Companies resist nuclear cyber security rule.
	16:46	Kaspersky unveils host of security products.
	March 09, 2005:
	16:10	Consumer data stolen from Reed Elsevier U.S. unit.
	16:09	eBay fights to cover phishing hole.
	16:08	MMS virus discovered.
	16:08	Second virus targets MSN Messenger users.
	March 05, 2005:
	15:48	UK police struggling to fight cybercrime.
	15:45	Companies resist nuclear cyber security rule.
	15:44	Microsoft says no new security patches this month.
	15:42	US senator introduces phishing penalties bill.
	15:41	US hacker offers Harvard crystal ball.
	March 04, 2005:
	15:59	Spammers are hijacking ISPs.
	15:58	Mitnick warns on dangers of social engineering.
	15:53	Microsoft researchers target worms, buffer overruns.
	March 03, 2005:
	15:42	MBA admissions results hacked.
	15:41	Symantec claims new antivirus patent.
	15:36	SurfControl buys anti–spyware tools.
	March 02, 2005:
	16:00	Postini: spammers attacks against corporate email increase.
	15:59	Christmas number one virus plays on.
	15:58	CA to track employee behaviour.
	March 01, 2005:
	15:59	Latest Bagle causes concern.
	15:58	WebTV 911 prankster guilty.
	15:57	eBay provides a backdoor for phishers.
	February 28, 2005:
	16:24	EU and Asia unite against spammers.
	16:22	Microsoft suing Israeli spammer.
	16:17	US tops phishing league.
	February 25, 2005:
	17:07	Firefox phishing flaw fixed.
	17:06	Microsoft patches firewall problems.
	17:06	ISS reveals cross–platform antivirus flaw.
	17:04	UK government launches the IT Security Awareness for Everyone website.
	February 24, 2005:
	16:09	Gator invades the department of homeland security.
	16:07	Microsoft settles with Dutch site over AntiSpyware row.
	16:06	Don`t be fooled by so–called "FBI emails".
	16:06	Hackers attack Japanese government.
	16:05	Vendors agree on vulnerability scoring system.
	16:03	Britain launches Internet virus alert service.
	February 23, 2005:
	16:19	How Paris Hilton Got Hacked? Bad Password Protection.
	16:18	NY teen charged over IM spam attack.
	16:17	Microsoft settles with Dutch site over AntiSpyware row.
	16:17	Singapore unveils cybersecurity Masterplan.
	16:15	Paris Hilton email worm on the rise.
	February 22, 2005:
	16:04	Microsoft walking fine line with security push.
	16:03	Hacking attacks rarely made public, experts say.
	16:00	Virus writer says `I love you` again.
	15:59	Paris Hilton used as virus bait.
	15:58	New Sober worm moving fast, security company warns.
	February 21, 2005:
	15:43	Mobile–phone virus Cabir found in U.S.
	15:42	Phishing by 419.
	15:40	Security moving closer to OS, networks.
	February 18, 2005:
	16:38	Internet fraud threatens economy - Secret Service.
	16:37	More on the non–existent Lexus virus.
	16:36	Digital envoy brings IP technology to fight against email fraud.
	16:34	Feds square off with organized cyber crime.
	16:33	Microsoft walking fine line with security push.
	16:28	Hacking attacks rarely made public, experts say.
	February 17, 2005:
	15:53	Sued for leaving your computer open to hackers?
	15:52	Spyware act loses its cookies.
	15:52	Microsoft on `rootkits`: Be afraid. Be very afraid.
	15:51	New MyDoom worm uses search engines to spread.
	15:50	Microsoft patches two DRM holes.
	15:49	Hackers may have stolen californians` data.
	15:48	IBM locks up lead in PC security.
	February 16, 2005:
	17:27	Popular cryptographic hash function possibly broken.
	17:26	E–mail worm made computers phone 911.
	17:25	HP reveals HTTP vulnerabilities.
	17:24	Symantec`s Thompson affirms strategy shift.
	17:23	Symantec not threatened by Microsoft.
	17:23	Windows AntiSpyware will be free.
	17:22	Microsoft plans new IE browser, better security.
	February 15, 2005:
	15:55	Sun offers a workshop to optimize secure service delivery.
	15:54	IM gets perfect forward security.
	15:53	Hitachi to offer security–enhanced notebook PCs.
	February 14, 2005:
	16:42	Antivirus, e–mail vendors up ante in malware fight.
	16:37	Microsoft, eBay, Visa form Phish Report Network.
	16:00	War of the Worlds Web site hacked.
	15:53	F–Secure exploit patched.
	February 11, 2005:
	16:36	Microsoft probes AntiSpyware Trojan.
	16:35	National Institute of Standards and Technology joins Microsoft`s Government Security Program.
	16:34	Software CTOs call for U.S. cybercrime commission.
	16:33	Mailman flaw gives away passwords.
	February 10, 2005:
	15:53	New program attacks Microsoft`s AntiSpyware.
	15:53	Sophos joins Cisco`s NAC program.
	15:52	Symantec flaw putting users at risk.
	15:51	Web vigilantes launch attacks.
	15:50	Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games.
	15:49	Viruses and worms targeting mobile devices, satellite communications anticipated in 2005.
	February 09, 2005:
	16:59	Anti–spyware group falling apart as vendors protest spyware inclusion.
	16:59	Is your bank responsible for not warning you about keyloggers?
	16:58	Microsoft Buying Software Maker Sybari.
	February 08, 2005:
	16:01	Spamming trick adds to pressure on ISPs.
	15:58	International domain names may pose threat.
	15:55	Hacking fears hit e–voting plans.
	15:54	Phishing flaw found – but not in IE.
	15:51	AOL man pleads guilty to selling 92m email addies.
	February 07, 2005:
	18:03	College credits for spamming.
	18:02	Sophos licenses firewall technology from Agnitum.
	18:02	UK man arrested in phishing probe.
	18:01	MSN Messenger worm seeds zombie networks.
	February 04, 2005:
	15:51	The Planet introduces OZONE ACL protection for VLAN.
	15:51	Saddam used as worm lure.
	15:49	Beware the worm that gurns.
	15:48	Root kit surfaces after Jabber attack.
	February 03, 2005:
	15:55	MSN Messenger hit by double–whammy worm.
	15:54	Linux developers prioritise security.
	15:53	Police cuff US student keystroke logger.
	February 02, 2005:
	15:53	MSN Belgium to use eID cards for online checking.
	15:51	Gates promotes government cooperation with security focus.
	15:47	AOL aims to secure surfing with new Netscape browser.
	February 01, 2005:
	16:26	Don`t just spy on employees, bill them as well.
	16:22	Metanetworks Technologies unveils gigabit wire–speed hardware support for open–source network security applications.
	16:14	Netscape gets `No Phishing` sign.
	16:11	Feds aim to tighten nuclear cyber security.
	16:09	Clear skies for Area 51 hacker.
	16:08	`Thiefproof` car key cracked.
	January 31, 2005:
	16:31	RFID security system cracked.
	16:30	Microsoft`s anti–piracy plan condemned.
	16:28	MySQL worm stopped.
	16:24	SP2`s data execution protection cracked.
	16:11	MSBlast writer thrown in slammer.
	January 28, 2005:
	17:49	US–CERT warns of Cisco product vulnerabilities.
	17:48	Worm hijacks open source database.
	17:48	New varieties of Bagle should be toast.
	17:46	Tasin worm suspect arrested.
	17:46	MS mulls charging for anti–spyware app.
	17:45	Clear skies for Area 51 hacker.
	January 27, 2005:
	16:14	Symantec launches email security appliances.
	16:11	Online identity theft really not such a big problem?
	16:08	Viruses get political.
	16:01	Trojan masquerades as Windows patch.
	15:53	Cisco reveals more router flaws.
	15:50	Lawyers demand hard time for Blaster teen.
	January 26, 2005:
	16:12	Microsoft to launch Anti–Piracy initiative.
	16:11	National provides security for notebooks with its SafeKeeper Trusted I/O device.
	16:08	Fur trade activists planning DoS attack.
	16:07	Businesses get global view of malware war.
	16:04	Insecure online forms put PayPal users at risk.
	16:03	Security firm probes reports of car viruses.
	16:02	FBI chides Hotmail and Yahoo! for sidestepping UK laws.
	16:01	Feds aim to tighten nuclear cyber security.
	January 25, 2005:
	16:32	U.S. security expert sues Japanese government.
	16:30	FBI retires its Carnivore.
	16:28	Thunderbird gets phishing detection.
	16:08	Start–up aims to improve internal security.
	16:07	AV firms slam `irresponsible` virus writer.
	January 24, 2005:
	16:38	MS AntiSpyware bites BitDefender.
	16:37	VeriSign upgrades its managed e–mail service.
	16:35	Does Verizon put spyware on your computer?
	16:34	Security concerns prompt Internet Explorer defections.
	16:27	Hackers eavesdrop on phone networks to steal data.
	16:22	Security organisation`s Web site hacked.
	16:21	Symantec to release email security appliance.
	January 21, 2005:
	15:40	Crowt.A virus preys on news junkies.
	15:37	Reports of phishing attacks up again in December.
	15:33	UK banks say phishing victims may be on their own.
	January 20, 2005:
	17:09	Internet `phishing` scams getting more devious.
	17:07	Baba worm pretends to clean up PCs.
	17:06	Weird anti–spam law proposed in Georgia.
	January 19, 2005:
	16:19	Microsoft`s anti-spyware removes Internet Explorer.
	15:49	Spanish police nab suspected creator of webcam Trojan.
	15:47	Chinese companies join Cisco–led security program.
	15:45	Oracle releases critical security patch set.
	15:42	Combine malware and a consulting firm to get: slurpware.
	January 18, 2005:
	15:42	Porn firm issues virus warnings.
	15:29	Microsoft using anti–spyware app to combat unauthorized Windows users?
	15:23	Overestimating WiFi security threats.
	January 17, 2005:
	15:46	Apple patches `highly critical` iTunes bug.
	15:45	FBI retires its Carnivore.
	15:42	Slammer worm claims victim Down Under.
	15:39	Compuware readies fault simulation, security analysis tools.
	15:28	Panix domain hijacked.
	15:26	Tsunami scammer spammer arrested.
	15:20	Man arrested in zombie crackdown.
	January 14, 2005:
	15:11	Man arrested in BitTorrent probe.
	15:10	Microsoft: DRM Trojan hole is not a vulnerability.
	15:08	Linux vendors release security patches.
	15:06	FBI takes 7 months to decide that useless computer system should be scrapped.
	January 13, 2005:
	15:34	US jails Brit credit card fraud mastermind for 14 years.
	15:32	Gmail flaw opens up access to emails.
	15:29	DOD cyber sleuths swap secrets in Florida.
	January 12, 2005:
	16:12	Microsoft releases critical patches for XP.
	16:12	Worm spreads Happy Nude Year greeting.
	16:11	University suffers massive ID data theft.
	16:10	Google hacking tool looks for security gaps.
	16:07	McAfee sells off security research division.
	16:05	T–Mobile hacker watches secret service watching him.
	15:58	The future of the Internet.

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