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Microsoft finally acknowledges wi-fi security standard Wednesday, 04 May 2005, 16:24 GMT Microsoft has released native support for the IEEE 802.11i wireless security specification in Windows XP and its variants, nearly a year after the standard's ratification. The update, made available on Friday, gives Windows compatibility with WPA2 - the certification based on 802.11i - as well as a standard designed to help laptops connect to secure public hotspots. The Wi-Fi Alliance's WPA2 is designed to replace both the outdated Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) originally built into 802.11 and the stopgap WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) specification, which implements a subset of 802.11i. Read More at TechWorld Back to main page

Friday, May 13, 2005 Network Security Protecting your PC Microsoft targets viruses, spyware Mozilla Updates Firefox To Fix Flaws Industry experts want federal law to tackle spyware Wireless Security Windows Mobile 5.0 Application Security Trusting in 802.1X Endpoint Security Business travellers targeted in latest phishing Wi-Fi phishing scam targets business travelers InfoSec Directory Inoculating SSH Against Address-Harvesting Worms What is the point of encryption if you don’t know who for? Smart-Phone Attacks and Defenses Preventing Spyware Infestation Press Releases (ISC)2 Selects ServerVault to Host Its Global Web, Email and Online Forum Services Free Backup and Data Recovery Self-Evaluation Guide Available to IT Pros SENSE Develops Secure Biometric Identification Solution for the U.S. Army Aventail SSL VPN Defeats Vulnerabilities Alerted by NISCC

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