This week, a new danger courtesy of two “alleged” celebrities; a controversial survey that suggests security has fallen six years behind, plus how authorities nabbed a thief who never grew up.

http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Security_Wire_Weekly_mp3,_11-29-05a.mp3

Security risks created by Sony BMG Music Entertainment’s rootkit-based copy protection software may be nothing compared to a flaw that appears when someone tries to use the tool Sony made available to uninstall it.

In other news:
- Prolific Sober worm is on the move again
- Why keyloggers are becoming an indispensable tool for online fraudsters
- Which new high-risk vulnerability is affecting IPsec VPNs?

http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Security_Wire_Weekly_mp3,_11-16-05.mp3

This week, a new Linux worm is winding its way through cyberspace;Why J-Lo’s CDs may be dangerous;An infamous adware firm cleaning up its act?

http://media.techtarget.com/audioCast/Security_Wire_Weekly_mp3_11-9-05.mp3