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2013 14

  1. Making Sense from Snowden: What’s Significant in the NSA Surveillance Revelations
  2. Careful, when Microsoft Support is calling
  3. Windows XP: The world after April 8, 2014
  4. Unique in the Crowd – False sense of Privacy
  5. Targeted Attacks – a Video Series
  6. The Moscow Rules in the Cyberspace
  7. Is there a future for Product Certifications?
  8. Microsoft Account: Enable Two-Step Verification
  9. Internet Accessible SCADA Systems
  10. Cyber Espionage and Targeted Attacks
  11. The Challenge of Patch Management
  12. Try Office 365 Home Premium
  13. An Attack via VPN – Really?
  14. New book on Direct Access

2012 33

  1. Mitigating Pass the Hash Attacks
  2. Kaspersky Lab: Microsoft software products pretty darn secure
  3. Two Papers on Current Issues
  4. The Future of Crime
  5. Security Lessons from Star Wars
  6. New Consumerization of IT Test Lab Guide: Hyper-V Windows 8 corporate virtual machine on personal computer"
  7. Paper: Information Protection and Control (IPC) in Office 365 Preview with Windows Azure AD Rights Management
  8. Security Implications of Pirated Software
  9. How to secure your Facebook account
  10. Hacking on the plane: who has jurisdiction?
  11. Direct Access and Virtual Smartcard
  12. Microsoft Security Response Center: Progress Report
  13. UPDATE: Security Advisory – Update For Minimum Certificate Key Length
  14. Security Advisory - Update For Minimum Certificate Key Length
  15. DNSChanger explained
  16. Banking Trojan hits banks globally
  17. Consumerization of IT
  18. Tackling Cybersecurity Together
  19. Laptop lost with data for more than 2,000 patients, Boston Children’s reports
  20. What Microsoft can teach Apple about security response
  21. Windows Defender Offline
  22. Consumerization of IT–How to address this
  23. Build your own sniffing kit
  24. 5 Common Types of Security Professionals
  25. Q1 Software Vulnerabilities
  26. Run your company like a burrito?
  27. Keep all your software updated and current
  28. Selecting the right Cloud partner
  29. Cybersecurity–Do we need to change the approach?
  30. Security Updates and Exploit Code
  31. Office 365 Single Sign-On with AD FS 2.0 whitepaper
  32. Internet Explorer aces security test as Google faces accusations
  33. Windows 8 Consumer Preview

2011 90

  1. 10 Reasons to migrate off Windows XP
  2. Office 365 Becomes First and Only Major Cloud Productivity Service to Comply With Leading EU and U.S. Standards for Data Protection and Security
  3. Implementing the Top 4 Defense Strategies
  4. Cyber War Will Not Take Place
  5. How to manage “Bring your own device”
  6. Finally I have the app: TouchMountain–a “must have” (at least for me)
  7. Connecting with your Windows Phone 7
  8. Microsoft Security Compliance Manager 2 ready for download
  9. EMET–Protection Against Zero-Days
  10. Moving from Linux to Windows
  11. Comparing Windows Phone 7 and iPhone
  12. Using the Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) for Incident Response
  13. VeriSign to Take Down Malware Sites?
  14. German’s Government-Created Trojan Vulnerable
  15. Why Patents are not here to be violated: Google’s challenges with Android
  16. Hackers using QR Codes to Push Malware
  17. Less Spam? Another Successful Botnet Takedown!
  18. Windows 8 Timeline
  19. Definition of Cloud Computing
  20. It’s Performance Review Time
  21. Security of Car Software
  22. Update on DigiNotar
  23. The DigiNor Story–So Far
  24. Windows Security Praised
  25. Searchable Encryption for the Cloud–soon?
  26. Google accuses Microsoft to be unfair–Outch (or just stupid?)
  27. Video on Microsoft’s Datacenter
  28. Microsoft Malware Protection Center on Facebook and Twitter
  29. Cloud Security in Office365
  30. Special Intelligence Report on the Rustock Takedown
  31. Does the business really hate IT?
  32. Windows Lifecycle and Support
  33. Ten Immutable Laws Of Security (Version 2.0)
  34. Internet Personalization–and How I Never Looked at It…
  35. How Microsoft Uses File Classification Infrastructure
  36. Another Location Challenge with Smartphones :-)
  37. Facebook Implements Microsoft’s PhotoDNA Technology
  38. Security Intelligence Report v10 Released
  39. IE9 certified as "trusted software" by TÜV
  40. NSA - Best Practices for Keeping Your Home Network Secure
  41. Cloud computing providers: Clueless about security?
  42. Rediscover Microsoft Security Guides
  43. BPOS-Federal got FISMA Certification
  44. iPhone saves you the trouble of reporting your working time
  45. A Security Comparison: Microsoft Office vs. Oracle Openoffice
  46. Six predictions for CIOs
  47. Chris de Burgh: People of the World Stand Up for Freedom
  48. Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 CC EAL4+ Certified
  49. Kinect Sensor For Autonomous Flight
  50. Microsoft Security Update Guide, Second Edition
  51. Should you Accept Your Parent’s Facebook Friend Request?
  52. Ethisphere Institute: Microsoft amongst the world’s most ethical companies
  53. Security in IE9
  54. Effectiveness of SecureID reduced?
  55. Internet Surprisingly Stable in Japan
  56. IE6 Countdown–Migrate to IE8 (or IE9)
  57. 10 Tough Botnet Questions
  58. Upgrading from Windows 1 to Windows 7
  59. Is Remote-Application-Removal Acceptable?
  60. Libya Violence Exploited by Scammers
  61. A European Dinner :-)
  62. Windows Phone 7 Updates
  63. WHY ARE YOU STILL READING THIS?
  64. Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide for Malware Response
  65. Six “New” Attack Vectors
  66. Fighting a Botnet
  67. Privacy à la Dilbert
  68. How to Do an Online Background Check for Free
  69. Scott Charney at RSA this year
  70. Phone Security: Lose your Passwords on iPhone in a few minutes
  71. Security Impact of the Nokia/Microsoft Announcement
  72. Internet Explorer 9, Release Candidate available
  73. The Wild West on the Internet… A Crime Story
  74. Cybercrime: A Recession-Proof Growth Industry
  75. How much it takes to get on the No-Fly List
  76. Quit Worrying About Cloud Security?
  77. Blocking Social Media–What is Your View?
  78. Moving my blog!!
  79. Are You Focused On The Wrong Security Risks?
  80. Phishing still very effective: 35 cards in 5 hours
  81. From the Inside: Our CISO on Cloud Security
  82. How to Build a CERT
  83. Moving Blogs
  84. Attacks on Application Level
  85. UNODC: Open Ended Expert Group on Cybercrime
  86. Real Physical Security
  87. Cybercrime as a Service–Our Future?
  88. Dilbert on Cloud Computing
  89. Exciting News from the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas
  90. Targeted Attacks: The Biggest Risk in 2011?

2010 133

  1. And you think you have security problems? Merry Christmas
  2. My Blackberry Is Not Working!
  3. I sold my soul to Google, can I get it back?
  4. On the effectiveness of DEP and ASLR
  5. Mitigating the use of Local Admin
  6. Behind the Curtain of Second Tuesdays: Challenges in Software Security Response
  7. Security Development Lifecycle: Quick References
  8. Publishing Secret or Sensitive Information
  9. The Cloud is Also Green
  10. Information Security Management System for Microsoft Cloud Infrastructure
  11. New Baselines for the Security Compliance Manager
  12. Basic Malware Protection for Free?
  13. Fixing Risk Management
  14. Hotmail now with full-session SSL
  15. Russia to revise Cybercrime Legislation?
  16. Move to latest versions - for security reasons
  17. Worldwide Chief Security Advisor Meeting
  18. Internet on Mount Everest
  19. The Botnet Superhighway
  20. Windows Phone 7 Reviews
  21. Ray Ozzie’s Blog is Back
  22. When Identity Theft and Privacy Meet
  23. Security Intelligence Report v9 is online
  24. Security in Switzerland
  25. Stuxnet talks – do we listen?
  26. Can cloud security ever work?
  27. Responsibility of ISPs for the ecosystem?
  28. UNHCR and Microsoft to help refugees
  29. Is the online world more dangerous?
  30. “Freedom of speech” does not mean you can say everything!
  31. Windows Live Essentials 2011 available for download now
  32. How to Detect a Hacker Attack
  33. Customer Experience Study: Security Improves in the Cloud
  34. Support and OpenSource
  35. Stuxnet: Future of warfare? Or just lax security?
  36. The Value of Twitter–Revisited
  37. Microsoft Security Essentials free for small businesses
  38. The Risks of Pirated Software
  39. Infosecurity Virtual Conference
  40. Interpol’s Chief’s Facebook Identity Stolen
  41. Dilbert on Piracy
  42. Advisory for the ASP.NET Vulnerability
  43. Is There Any Value in Twitter? Yes? Think Again…
  44. “Chat with me” works again!
  45. Most Popular Usernames and Passwords
  46. Interesting Discussion on Social Media
  47. The Risks of Unofficial Patches
  48. Kinect Opening a Whole New Way to Live?
  49. Just Installed Internet Explorer 9 Beta
  50. Data Governance in the Cloud
  51. The Future of Crime
  52. Emerging Malware Threat on Exchange
  53. FTC Takes Action Against Employee Bloggers
  54. The Eleven Rules of Life
  55. The Community is Growing
  56. What it takes to shut down a botnet
  57. Do We Really Want Privacy?
  58. The Importance of Application Security
  59. The Risk of Blogging
  60. Am I Too Paranoid?
  61. Are We Losing the Fight Against Cybercrime?
  62. Blocking Social Media Sites–a False Sense of Security?
  63. The Future of Cybercrime
  64. Assessing the risk of the August security updates
  65. Success against Cybercrime
  66. How to Deal With Vulnerabilities
  67. Chief Security Advisor in Sweden: Magnus is back
  68. A new Chief Security Advisor in the UK
  69. Secunia: Apple makes the most vulnerable software in the market today
  70. Doing the right thing on ID management isn't enough...
  71. US Cybersecurity Research!
  72. Blocking Social Networks? Think Again…
  73. Support for Windows XP SP2 ends today!
  74. Make Your Influence Positive–Great TV Commercial
  75. Microsoft By Numbers
  76. Attacks on the Windows Help and Support Center Vulnerability (CVE-2010-1885)
  77. The Growth of the Tablet Market
  78. Why Google Won’t Beat Microsoft on Cloud Collaboration
  79. Is a Copier Your Biggest Security Risk?
  80. What Teens Do Online
  81. Mature your IT and then move to the Cloud
  82. Raid against Piracy
  83. Apple Marketing
  84. 10 of the Top Data Breaches of the Decade
  85. End of Support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP2
  86. Should the Government be able to enforce security updates?
  87. Who needs a (vulnerable) iPad if you can get an nPad?
  88. Vulnerability Disclosure to Compete?
  89. Open Source and Hackers
  90. We Need Solid and Strong Transparent Processes for the Cloud
  91. Do we Need Special Laws?
  92. Hacking the Human Body
  93. Identity in the Cloud
  94. Update on the Khobe “vulnerability”
  95. The “KHOBE – 8.0 earthquake” – What’s behind it
  96. Update on our Forefront Strategy
  97. How to Align Work Live and Private Live
  98. Manage your PCs in the Cloud – Sign up for Windows Intune Beta
  99. What we can learn for the volcanic cloud for information security
  100. Banning Social Media – a good idea?
  101. Microsoft Security Compliance Manager: Now available!
  102. Raise Money for Cancer Research
  103. This cannot be Microsoft Technology :-)
  104. Why Today’s End-User Education Fails!
  105. Council of Europe: We need ONE Cybercrime Convention
  106. Run Windows 7 XP Mode on CPU’s without virtualization
  107. Want to introduce the Security Development Lifecycle? Play a Game
  108. Results of Operation b49 (Botnet Takedown)
  109. Azure Showcase: The Eye on Earth
  110. Strong Authentication and Privacy – A Contradiction in Terms?
  111. ATM Skims – would you have figured them?
  112. Hacking Incidents 2009 – Interesting Data
  113. Insider Threat of Cloud Computing
  114. Data Protection Heat Map
  115. Security Development Lifecycle – Website!
  116. Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 5 – I need tools!
  117. When Security Essentials are not Microsoft Security Essentials
  118. The Latest Internet Explorer 0Day
  119. Making the Management of Security Compliance Easier!
  120. SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors – the same as very often…
  121. Children – A Threat For Corporate Security?
  122. Use Music to Fight Cybercrime: ‘Maga No Need Pay’
  123. Targeted Attacks – the “Real” Problem
  124. Data Protection Day: An Interesting Study
  125. IE Vulnerability: Going Out of Band
  126. Update on the Internet Explorer Vulnerability
  127. Security Advisory on the recent Internet Explorer Vulnerability
  128. Leveraging Data Execution Prevention (DEP)
  129. HP and Microsoft Partnership: That’s What You Need in the Cloud
  130. Un-Google Yourself: Remove your Web Content
  131. Tired of Web 2.0? Kill your Online Identities
  132. MTaS: Malware Testing as a Service
  133. The Cybercriminal’s Wish List

2009 133

  1. Climate: Environmental Atlas of Europe
  2. Summary of Bitlocker Discussions
  3. Get Safe Online: Don’t be a Money Mule
  4. “Black Screen of Death” Reports
  5. Questions to Ask your (Security) Vendor
  6. Security and Usability
  7. Talking about Transparency – Windows Azure Dashboard
  8. Security – A Feature Discussion? Some Thoughts on Google’s Chrome OS
  9. Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 4 – I want to learn!
  10. COFEE freely downloadable on the Internet?
  11. Security Compliance Management Toolkit Series for IE 8 and Windows 7
  12. Look at the Enhanced Mitigation Evaluation Toolkit
  13. Secure Datacenter, Secure Cloud, Secure Government
  14. Pandemic Planning (Dilbert)
  15. Could Microsoft solve the scareware problem?
  16. COFEE now distributed via a NW3C as well
  17. SharePoint External Collaboration Toolkit moved to Codeplex
  18. What’s the “Cloud” or better “What’s not a Cloud”
  19. Thoughts on the Registered Traveler Programs at Airports
  20. Microsoft Security Essentials – Ready to download
  21. Interesting Cyber Security Challenge
  22. Hey, You, Get Off of My Cloud
  23. When it comes to security, who do you trust more - Microsoft or Google?
  24. Do you really want to move to the Cloud? Really?
  25. IT outsourcing most affected by data leaks – What about the Cloud?
  26. Moving to the Cloud: Where it worked and where I was challenged
  27. When Goog becomes your Roommate (a “must see”)
  28. Microsoft SDL Team Releases New Security Testing Tools
  29. H1N1 (Swine) Flu Preparedness - Guide for Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources
  30. Typing Arabic without a Arabic Keyboard: Microsoft Maren
  31. Monitoring the Virtual Environment
  32. PHP on Windows Server 2008 – My New Photo Gallery
  33. Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 2 – Vulnerabilities
  34. Security Policies – Confidentiality
  35. Windows 7 XP Mode - Sophos error: facts not found
  36. Why it pays to be secure – Chapter 1 – Data Breaches
  37. Why it pays to be secure - Introduction
  38. Internet Explorer 8 best to protect customer
  39. Legal Risks of the Cloud
  40. Why Windows 7 XP Mode makes sense from a security perspective
  41. Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Role EAL 4+ certified by BSI
  42. Onion News: The Future of Privacy – the Google Opt-Out Village
  43. The Microsoft Security Update Guide
  44. Blaster’s Birthday
  45. Monitoring – a Key Activity to a Trustworthy Infrastructure?
  46. Vacation differently: Find new interesting places using Geocaching
  47. Windows 7 E – the new Microsoft Proposal to European Commission
  48. A few comments to yesterday’s Out of Band
  49. SANS: Recent attacks and a false sense of security
  50. Join the Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 8 Security Baselines Beta
  51. Manage Network Access Protection at Microsoft
  52. Office 2010: The Movie
  53. Physical Security: ATMs equipped with Pepper Spray
  54. Paper on Information Warfare
  55. Distributed Denial of Service – and how it works
  56. Bitlocker To Go – Cool Stuff
  57. File Classification Infrastructure: More content
  58. End-to-End Trust: The Internet – a safer place to work, play, learn and do business
  59. EMEA TwC Analyst Summit
  60. Test Microsoft Security Essentials
  61. Live-Tweet from Analyst Event
  62. Microsoft awarded for Security
  63. SafeSearch in Bing
  64. Download Internet Explorer 8 and help hungry people
  65. Welcome to reality: Apple Acknowledges OS X Malware
  66. XBox Project Natal
  67. Bing and the Video Preview (and Family Safety Settings)
  68. Thought of buying a Wii? Think again
  69. Bing – Check it out
  70. Securing Microsoft’s Cloud Infrastructure
  71. How we do IT: Direct Access
  72. Patch Management, a key step towards compliance!
  73. Security Development Lifecycle Template – Your next step to “Secure Development”
  74. File Classification Infrastructure in Windows Server 2008 R2
  75. MS09-017: An out-of-the-ordinary PowerPoint security update
  76. Download Pirated Copies – and you will be banned from the Internet
  77. Software Security and Analogies
  78. Google Chrome and Silent Patching
  79. DirectAccess and how it works
  80. DirectAccess – a Step by Step Guide
  81. If Apple bought Twitter
  82. A Conversation About Threat Modeling by Michael Howard
  83. CDC and the Way They Communicate about the Swine Flu
  84. Why you should not use P2P Windows 7 Builds
  85. The Potential of Misinformation on the Web
  86. 2007 Microsoft Office Suite – Service Pack 2 released
  87. How much does a lost Laptop cost?
  88. The Carbon Footprint of Spam
  89. RSA Keynote by Scott Charney, VP Trustworthy Computing
  90. Finjan reports world's largest Botnet
  91. The Impact of the Downturn (part 2)
  92. The Impact of the Downturn on Security
  93. Schedule update on Forefront
  94. Update on Conficker Variants
  95. Security Intelligence Report: “Scareware” on the Raise
  96. Security Updates on Automatic Update
  97. Conficker – Are you infected?
  98. Bill would give Obama power to shut down Internet, networks during cyber attacks
  99. 9 Cameroonians Arrested for Fraud
  100. Conficker.D and April 1st
  101. Patch Management – Cover the whole 9 yards
  102. What happens with Conficker on April 1st?
  103. Time Sync on Virtual DCs
  104. You deployed MS09-008 – are you now protected?
  105. Deploying PKI
  106. Mozilla Patches Fastest. NOT!
  107. Qtel’s Guide to a Faster Internet Experience
  108. Running as Non-Admin in Windows XP
  109. Would a properly managed IT have withstood Conficker?
  110. Pre-warning: Windows Server 2003 SP1 Out of Support in April
  111. Two new Security Advisories
  112. Security Compliance Management Toolkit
  113. Gazelle – the secure Web browser of the future?
  114. The Impact of the Security Development Lifecycle
  115. Scam Awareness Month in the UK
  116. News from the Interop front
  117. Additional Conficker Guidance
  118. UAC in Windows 7: The “Final” Decision
  119. Both Sides of the Windows 7 UAC Problem
  120. The Way to a Zero Day
  121. The Windows 7 UAC “Vulnerability”
  122. Data Protection Day 2009
  123. Piracy and Security (part 1.5)
  124. Centralized Information About The Conficker Worm
  125. Comments on US-CERTs Advisory on Auto-Run
  126. Is Mozilla really the most secure Web Browser?
  127. Conficker and Microsoft Anti-Malware Software
  128. Additional Information on Conficker – MSRT removing Conficker
  129. Russian Roulette with your Network (part 2)
  130. Apple releases Keyboardless Laptop
  131. Windows 7 Beta and Windows Live
  132. Network Access Protection Client for Mac and Linux
  133. Russian Roulette with your Network

2008 196

  1. Spying on Smartphones
  2. SQL Injection – again?
  3. Stealing the Empire State Building in 90 Minutes
  4. Internet Explorer Security Update Ready
  5. IMPORTANT: IE Vulnerability: Out of Band Release Scheduled for Tomorrow
  6. Why you should clean your devices before selling them
  7. Videos about the latest Security Development Lifecycle
  8. Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution
  9. Privacy Video Competition
  10. Important Privacy Announcement
  11. Never Leave your PC Unlocked (or have additional protection)
  12. Is there a Botnet building on MS08-067 exploits?
  13. Security and Piracy – a Correlation?
  14. 98% unpatched – and I am one of them :(
  15. Only 1.91% of PCs are patched!
  16. EMC/RSA and Microsoft: Partnership Announcement
  17. Article was Bogus: Do Mac Users not need Anti-Virus Protection?
  18. Apple Recommends Running Multiple AV Engines
  19. Some Thoughts on our Anti-Malware Strategy
  20. Bitlocker now FIPS 140-2 Certified for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008
  21. MS08-067 – ACT NOW!
  22. Attacks on MS08-067
  23. Security Risks in the Supply Chain?
  24. How Spam Filters work
  25. Security – One of the Key Reasons to Migrate to Windows Vista (part 2)
  26. Security – One of The Key Reasons to Migrate to Windows Vista (part 1)
  27. Safe Social Networking
  28. The Next Version of ISA Server (“live” from TechEd EMEA)
  29. Security Intelligence Report v5 Live!
  30. Live from the TechEd EMEA Keynote
  31. Cyber Advice for the Next President
  32. Hacker arrested for Video Giving Tips for ATM Skimmers
  33. Getting Ready for TechED EMEA
  34. H1 OS Desktop Vulnerability Report – Get It Now
  35. More Details on the MS08-067 Vulnerability
  36. MS08-067 Out of Band Released
  37. Out of Band Security Update to be Released
  38. “Stacked against hacks” in World Finance
  39. Microsoft Security Assessment Tool v4.0 available
  40. Two Important Changes Today to Our Bulletin Process
  41. Windows 7 is called Windows 7
  42. Deploying IPsec Server and Domain Isolation using Windows Server 2008 Group Policy
  43. User Account Control and What We Learned
  44. Network Access Protection Design Guide
  45. Challenging the 10 Immutable Laws of Security
  46. SAFECode released „Fundamental Practices for Secure Software Development”
  47. Version 3 of Windows Common Criteria Documentation Available
  48. Some Thoughts on UAC
  49. Why I do not like e-voting (part 3)
  50. Armored truck robber uses Craigslist to make getaway
  51. Why you should move to IPv6 – NOW!
  52. Information Accountability
  53. Suspended Jail for Hacking Tutorial in France
  54. Rent a Botnet on eBay (Part 2)
  55. Renting a Botnet on eBay
  56. Why I do not like e-Voting (Part 2)
  57. This is about processes: Google Chrome Vulnerable to Carpet Bombing
  58. „Scareware“ on the Raise
  59. Servers still not patched
  60. IE8 – a new Set of Privacy Features
  61. Your PIN on the Internet
  62. Insights into Windows 7 Engineering
  63. Secure Development: More than „just“ code!
  64. The Global Network of Crime
  65. Announcing the Exploitability Index
  66. Security through Collaboration
  67. Announcement of the MSRC Ecosystem Strategy Team Blog
  68. Microsoft sponsors Privacy Enhancing Technology Awards
  69. How to react on the DNS attacks
  70. Some Thoughts on Today’s Bulletins
  71. Launching Office Subscription
  72. Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 – New Features
  73. Videos of Bill’s Goodbye
  74. Improvement in Incident Response: ICASI launched
  75. Hyper-V is {Here}
  76. Deploying Forefront Client Security at Microsoft
  77. New Information on SQL Injection Attacks
  78. Links to Microsoft Security Pages
  79. Bitlocker™ completes FIPS 104-2 Certification
  80. Issue deploying updates with SCCM 2007
  81. Server Core in our Security Bulletins
  82. Are we talking about the right things?
  83. Security Compliance Management – Solution Accelerator Available
  84. The Emancipation of Hackers
  85. On-Premise vs. On-Demand (or SaaS) – A Quocirca Report
  86. Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security
  87. Service Oriented Architecture and the Security Implications
  88. The “successful” attack on Cardspace
  89. New Guidance on the SQL Injection Attacks
  90. Microsoft Advisory for Safari Flaw
  91. The latest SQL Injection Attacks
  92. Why Apple has to fix the Safari flaw
  93. How to sell security
  94. How to Hack Windows Vista
  95. Two Important Whitepapers on Windows Server 2008
  96. Researcher at Microsoft Research wins ACM award for Privacy Protection
  97. Adding additional File Formats in Office 2007 SP2
  98. Is Security Research Ethical?
  99. Analysis of the Estonian Attacks
  100. You know about PDOS?
  101. Security Risks of Virtualization
  102. Learnings on Publishing SharePoint on ISA Server
  103. Storm coming back?
  104. Selling Vulnerabilities and Ethics
  105. The Best Security Blogs on the Web
  106. Bug Hidden for more than 25 Years
  107. Opening a File (Dilbert)
  108. How a Botnet looks like
  109. The Debate on Security Metrics
  110. Microsoft is winning the NAC war
  111. How Microsoft IT does Threat Analysis
  112. 8 Dirty Secrets Of The Security Industry
  113. The Dumbest Thief of the Month
  114. Public Testing for Office
  115. The recent IIS Attacks
  116. Securing your Web Browser
  117. Best Practices for Microsoft PKI & Certificate Management
  118. Blogging on MOSS 2007 (SharePoint)
  119. How to use a Cellphone
  120. Security Updates and Exploits
  121. Security Pros ignoring their own message
  122. Our Malicious Software Removal Tool and Storm
  123. Infosec: Security community must work together
  124. Technology to Circumvent Censorship (Part 2)
  125. 0-Day-Patch – An new Metric for Security?
  126. The ideal profile of a CSO
  127. SDL and End to End Trust
  128. Hacking Back?
  129. Office Binary Formats on the Web
  130. How long does it take to hack a Power Plant?
  131. “The Security Business has no Future” (Quote by IBM)
  132. Forefront Codename “Stirling” Beta ready for Download
  133. End-To-End Trust: We want your Feedback
  134. Building a faster Internet
  135. Security Compliance Management – Beta Available
  136. Where next? – Watch out for RSA
  137. Security Risks of VoIP
  138. How to do security in Development
  139. All the Vista SP1 Features where you have time to read them :-)
  140. Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset
  141. The Death of the DMZ = The Death of the Castle
  142. Still undecided about Vista?
  143. Open Government Data Principles
  144. Pricelist for Botnets
  145. SPAM moving to SMS?
  146. Safari to crash XP
  147. Sun and Apple Updates – A Sheer Nuisance!! – Part 2
  148. Vulnerability in Microsoft Jet Database Engine (Jet) Could Allow Remote Code Execution
  149. Sun and Apple Updates – A Sheer Nuisance!!
  150. New Technology ending Hardware Piracy?
  151. A New Model to Taylor your Testing
  152. Analysis of Cyber-Terror
  153. Steve Ballmer on next revolution in computing
  154. Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 is available
  155. External Collaboration Toolkit for Sharepoint
  156. How to handle a security crisis
  157. Infoworld on Windows Server 2008 Security and Privacy
  158. DHS Security Level on your Webpage
  159. Windows Server 2008 Security Guide released
  160. Securing My Infrastructure: Firewall
  161. Spammers are using Out-Of-Office Messages to Spam
  162. Hackers crack Bitlocker – really?
  163. Dilbert on Security
  164. Converter from Office Binary files to OpenXML
  165. Office Binary Document Formats: Specification
  166. TV-Interview during IDC Security event in Belgrade
  167. The „fun“ of travel
  168. What is a „Kill-Bit“?
  169. EISAS – European InformationSharing and Alert System – an ENISA Feasibility Study
  170. Securing My Infrastructure: Risk Management
  171. Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008 RTMed!
  172. Oracle’s answer with regards to Security Patches
  173. Dependant on the Internet? Not me!
  174. Microsoft Windows CardSpace and the Identity Metasystem
  175. Securing My Infrastructure: Introduction (part 2)
  176. LiveMessenger Trojan in the Wild
  177. Usually our customer support is not THAT bad (taking 10 years to call back :-))
  178. “Creative Capitalism” by Bill Gates
  179. Was the plain crash caused by hackers?
  180. CERT’s Secure Coding Standards
  181. Jeff’s Vista One-Year Vulnerability Report
  182. What can you do if you are a victim of e-crime?
  183. 2-year old terrorist
  184. Investigating new public reports of Excel vulnerability
  185. Oracle DBAs rarely install Patches
  186. Participate in the Windows Server 2008 Security Guide Beta program!
  187. Hacker sent to jail
  188. Even the FBI has to pay the bills
  189. Video about the future: Bill Gates’ last day at Microsoft
  190. How to Phish yourself :-)
  191. Hacking a Boeing 787
  192. Extranet Collaboration Toolkit for SharePoint - Beta
  193. You thought Worms are gone? Think again!
  194. Analysis of recent vulnerabilities
  195. IPSec Interop
  196. I could not resist...

2007 108

  1. The PICNIC Problem
  2. How the security magic happens at Microsoft
  3. I am gone – now :-)
  4. Insights into our Security Vulnerability Research
  5. Insight into IPSec
  6. Consumer Trust in e-Business
  7. You are hacked – by your toaster :-)
  8. HP confirms vulnerabilities on 82 Laptop models.
  9. “Keep Everything Clear of the Doors”
  10. Have a look at Server and Domain Isolation
  11. How to Build a Bomb
  12. Once More: Only the Easiest Way is the Secure Way
  13. A Retrospect on my Trip to Kenya
  14. Update on our Piracy Strategy - Important Changes to WGA
  15. Windows Vista is protecting the environment
  16. YOUR FEEDBACK REQUESTED
  17. IE and Firefox vulnerabilities
  18. Hackers using Playstations to crack Passwords
  19. Security Threats in 2008
  20. Teach a Man to Fish
  21. Are you ready for your users of the (near) future?
  22. Want to check your Up- and Download-Speed
  23. More than 490’000 Database Server unprotected on the Web
  24. Be Careful Whom You Trust
  25. TechEd-IT Forum: The Keynote and Announcements
  26. IT Forum is about to begin
  27. A fun reading on social engineering
  28. WabiSabiLabi and their view on ethics
  29. Mary Jo Foley: It’s payback time: If the Vista team could write ad copy …
  30. Fight against Terror and how it can be abused
  31. The next step at home: Windows Home Server
  32. Social Engineering - Live
  33. Pricelist for Cybercriminals
  34. SAFECode: Writing Secure Code – learning from each other
  35. Spotlight – The coolest online event platform
  36. The Complexity of the “Spyware Landscape”
  37. Defend the Flag Workshop at Deepsec
  38. Microsoft has the shortest Security Update Development cycle
  39. Are you ready for Unified Communications?
  40. Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation
  41. Windows Cardspace – the sleeping beauty
  42. Anti-Phishing-Training
  43. Critical Infrastructure Protection - Live
  44. CSI Report 2007 published
  45. Security Progress at Microsoft (Interview with Scott)
  46. How to explain a Botnet
  47. No, not security but ultimately cool
  48. Attacks on your Reputation
  49. How likely is “Cyberterrorism”?
  50. Our WGA Outage
  51. Not About Security but Cool – Search based on Silverlight
  52. The Effect of Rebooting after an Update
  53. Governments and e-Crime
  54. Performance and Reliability Update for Windows Vista
  55. Hackers getting Jobs in the Industry
  56. Security not only a Microsoft problem – iPhone finally rooted
  57. Buy Your Enigma
  58. Stepto becoming a Gamer :-)
  59. New Version of the Nigeria Scam
  60. It’s All the User’s Fault
  61. Only the Easiest Way is the Secure Way
  62. How to React on Malware Attacks
  63. Windows Live OneCare 2.0 Beta available
  64. Malware Portal Live
  65. Vulnerability Auction
  66. 6 Month Windows Vista Vulnerability Report
  67. OEMs: Join in to "Secure by Default"
  68. Security Standards Portal
  69. Digital Phishnet Conference 2007
  70. Windows Vista Recovery Console and the Password
  71. Fake Microsoft Security Bulletin
  72. Antiforensics
  73. Bill's 1987 Prediction on 2007
  74. Security Trends on our Malware Portal
  75. Introducing Microsoft Office Isolated Conversion Environment
  76. Changes to Advanced Notification and Security Bulletins
  77. My Visit to Bluehat
  78. Analysis of ANI vulnerability
  79. Three Microsoft Announcements
  80. Risks in Online Calendar Sharing
  81. Yet another UAC discussion
  82. Protecting your disk with biometric devices?
  83. Haven't we seen this already? Disgusting!
  84. Trustworthy Computing is an Industry Initiative
  85. Mapping the Malicious Sites on the Web
  86. An E-Mail-Bot Analysis
  87. Spam regarding IE7 installation
  88. Windows listed as the most secure OS
  89. Your Last Line of Defense
  90. The Race for the first Vista Vulnerability
  91. Paper on the Root DNS Attacks
  92. How Secure is Windows Vista
  93. Distribution of Trojan Horses
  94. Symantec clears Vista on malware
  95. Securing your Router Part II
  96. How secure is your router?
  97. Secure the Wireless Network - 101
  98. UAC and the discussions around it
  99. Attacks to root DNS-servers
  100. Application Security Issues - The Top Ten
  101. Selling Vulnerabilities?
  102. Security Technology Labs
  103. Security Awareness Videos
  104. Do we have to move away from SHA-1 immediately
  105. Terrorism and the Internet
  106. Security vs. Concenience - A look at Windows Vista
  107. Data Retention for ISPs
  108. It's time to start