Sun Java Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

Do-it-yourself hacker team creates video series to show people how to hack everyday electronics.

Vulnerability Summary for the Week of July 7, 2008

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Listen to the 2600 hacker conference--If you can't attend The Last HOPE conference, you can tune in over the Internet.

AMD, Intel Centrino 2 make strange bedfellows--Advanced Micro Devices is making gains at Hewlett-Packard, even in Centrino 2 notebooks.

Comcast customers: Are your e-mails going missing?--Peter Glaskowsky reports on a surprising problem: the Internet addresses of Comcast customers are associated with spam and listed on some e-mail blacklist services.

Earnings: Microsoft and Google disappoint, while IBM soars--Earnings are up across the board, but profits are down...but not everywhere.

Court rules that preventing violation of RFID chip security flaw research would violate freedom of expression for Dutch University.

The Internet Protocol addresses of Comcast cable modem customers are getting associated with spam and listed on some e-mail blacklist services.

Hacker conference starting Friday in New York will host of sessions on conventional and nonconventional hacks related to security, privacy, and gadgets.

Saving your own password file with a password might not be secure enough.

Researcher notes similarity (and differences) between a recent DNS patch announcement and 2002's SNMPv1 flaw.

A new batch of security updates includes three critical Firefox 3 vulnerabilities, two of which also affect Firefox 2.