Volume 2010, Number 1, January 2010

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  Rik Fergusonnam: Back to the future. 4-7
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  Steven Furnell: Mac security: An Apple that can't be bitten? 7-11
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  Steve Mansfield-Devine: The perils of sharing. 11-13
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  Sindhu Xirasagar, Masoud Mojtahed: Securing IP networks. 13-17
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  Dario V. Forte: The responsibilities of an incident responder. 18-19

Volume 2010, Number 2, February 2010

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  Andrew Brandt, Zachary Wolff: When admins attack: 30 hours in the life of a Gumblar victim. 4-8
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  Tom Rowan: Negotiating WiFi security. 8-12
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  Alan Goode: Managing mobile security: How are we doing? 12-15
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  Danny McPherson: Cybercrime - A game of cat and mouse in 2009. 15-18
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  Dario Forte: Preventing and investigating hacking by auditing web applications. 18-20

Volume 2010, Number 3, March 2010

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  Steve Mansfield-Devine: Divide and conquer: the threats posed by hybrid apps and HTML 5. 4-6
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  Georg Wicherski: Placing a low-interaction honeypot in-the-wild: A review of mwcollectd. 7-8
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  Robert Janssen: VDI and security. 8-11
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  Luis Corrons: The rise and rise of NDR. 12-16
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  S. Chandra, R. A. Khan: Confidentiality checking an object-oriented class hierarchy. 16-20

Volume 2010, Number 4, April 2010

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  Aaron Portnoy: Pwn2Own wrap up and analysis. 4-5
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  Paul Wood: Bot wars: the spammers strike back. 5-8
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  Graham Cluley: Sizing up the malware threat - key malware trends for 2010. 8-10
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  Ori Eisen: Catching the fraudulent Man-in-the-Middle and Man-in-the-Browser. 11-12
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  James Carnie: Preserving security in a multi-tenanted hosting environment. 12-15
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  Paul Vlissidis, Matthew Hickey: Thin clients: slim security? 16-19

Volume 2010, Number 5, May 2010

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  Steve Mansfield-Devine: Battle of the botnets. 4-6
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  Paul Steiner: Why FTP is no longer up to the job. 7-9
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  Simon Heron: Denial of service: motivations and trends. 10-12
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  Adrian Davis: Managing third parties - an information security perspective. 13-15
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  Danny Bradbury: Shadows in the cloud: Chinese involvement in advanced persistent threats. 16-19

Volume 2010, Number 6, June 2010

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  Daniel Karrenberg: DNSSEC: Securing the global infrastructure of the Internet. 4-6
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  Shadi Aljawarneh, Shadi R. Masadeh, Faisal Alkhateeb: A secure wifi system for wireless networks: an experimental evaluation. 6-12
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  Danny Bradbury: A hole in the security wall: ATM hacking. 12-15
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  Michael Hamelin: Preventing firewall meltdowns. 15-16
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  Luther Martin: Protecting credit card information: encryption vs tokenisation. 17-19

Volume 2010, Number 7, July 2010

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  Rodney Joffee: Cybercrime: the global epidemic at your network door. 4-7
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  Danny Bradbury: Hands-on with Metasploit Express. 7-11
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  Jay Schiavo: Code signing for end-user peace of mind. 11-13
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  Ori Eisen: Online security - a new strategic approach. 14-15
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  Des Ward: The cost of saving money: no longer the company reputation. 15-19

Volume 2010, Number 8, August 2010

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  Steve Gold: Cracking passwords. 4-7
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  Dominic Storey: Ten consequences of network blindness. 7-9
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  Seong-Hwan Kim, Sundar Vedantham, Pravin Pathak: SMB gateway firewall implementation using a network processor. 10-15
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  Graham Smith: Countering datacentre security pressures. 15-17
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  Stephen Midgley: The state of encryption in Europe: some cultural comparisons. 18-19

Volume 2010, Number 9, September 2010

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  Simon Bransfield-Garth: Mobile phone calls as a business risk. 4-11
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  Mark John Taylor, John Haggerty, David Gresty, Paul Fergus: Forensic investigation of peer-to-peer networks. 12-15
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  Steve Gold: Password alternatives. 16-19

Volume 2010, Number 10, October 2010

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  Maria Papadaki, Steven Furnell: Vulnerability management: an attitude of mind? 4-8
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  Patrice Perche: Network latency: avoid paying a tax on time. 9-12
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  Oleg Zaitsev: Skeleton keys: the purpose and applications of keyloggers. 12-17
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  Eric Knight: Investigating digital fingerprints: advanced log analysis. 17-20

Volume 2010, Number 11, November 2010

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  Danny Bradbury: Avoiding URL hell. 4-6
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  Richard Walters: Managing privileged user activity in the datacentre. 6-10
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  Steve Gold: Social engineering today: psychology, strategies and tricks. 11-14
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  Marc Boroditsky: Click, click, who's there? 14-16
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  Rob Warmack: Compliance today - and tomorrow. 16-18
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  Nick Cavalancia: Preventing data loss by securing USB ports. 18-20

Volume 2010, Number 12, December 2010

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  Shlomi Dinoor: Privileged identity management: securing the enterprise. 4-6
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  Philip Ridley: Outsmarting the smartphone fraudsters. 7-9
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  Steve Gold: Protecting the cloud: attack vectors and other exploits. 10-12
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  Steven Furnell: Usability versus complexity - striking the balance in end-user security. 13-17
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  Marcus J. Ranum: The well-meaning threat. 17-19

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