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Adobe disclosed a vulnerability in its Reader and Acrobat products that can be exploited by remote attackers using malicious PDF documents. A just discovered vulnerability in Microsoft's FTP client can allow a malicious user to crash the application via a malware-laced social engineering attack. Mozilla released six security advisories on Wednesday for flaws in its Firefox, SeaMonkey and Thunderbird programs. Opera Software released two security advisories for Opera vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to remotely execute code on affected systems. Millions of computers with registered copies of AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) are at risk to a variety of attacks via a vulnerability in AIM 6.1, AIM beta 6.2, AIM Pro and AIM Lite, according to researchers at Core Security. A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered the disabling of a website that discloses confidential information, a precedent-setting ruling that may raise a legal challenge to the growing online black market in purloined data while testing First Amendment rights. SC US handed out crystal balls to several analysts, consultants, professors and CSOs and asked them to answer questions about next year. Full Disclosure is dead. Let me explain why. The information security world has changed, even if some don't see it or are unwilling to accept it. The web is not as free as you might think. In some countries, posting critical views online can cost you your freedom. Firm scrambles to fix flaws in newly launched Windows browser. Several security experts criticised Microsoft this week for not releasing a fix earlier for the Windows ANI flaw, calling for the company to reassess the way it handles critical patches. Intellectual property (IP) assets are at the heart of businesses. Increasingly these assets are available in digital formats: Microsoft Word files, Excel spreadsheets etc, making them easy targets. Jill Cherveny-Keough never lowers her defenses. When she receives unsolicited email from an unknown source, Cherveny-Keough assumes it contains a worm, virus or verbiage that will attempt to collect and hijack her personal information. Very few companies worry about the cost of replacing mobile devices, it’s more about the value and amount of data that resides of mobile devices and the adverse consequences to the company if the data on these devices falls into the wrong hands. A subsidiary of America Online has settled Federal Trade Commission charges that it illegally bundled adware with free security software. John Woodward contends that, by properly addressing privacy issues, a successful deployment is possible