I know, I haven't been keeping up as I should... sorry. But AO has been well represented on EIT, worry not.

AntiOnline Spotlight: Google as a Hacking Tool - May 14, 2004
Why is Google so popular? Mostly because of its relevant search results. To achieve this, Google indexes aggressively. If your Web server isn't properly configured, this 'net user's best friend can become your worst enemy.

AntiOnline Spotlight: VoIP Security - May 7, 2004
More and more businesses are ditching their old analog phone service and jumping on the VoIP (voice over IP) bandwagon. Will this herald a rise in attacks against voice communications?

AntiOnline Spotlight: Spyware Protection for Networks - April 29, 2004
By Enterprise IT Planet Staff
Stopping spyware is usually just an easy (and mostly free) download away. Even ISPs are getting into the act by helping their users banish the intrusive code. But where do admins turn when they want to provide the same protection for their networks?

AntiOnline Spotlight: TCP Doom and Gloom - April 22, 2004
By Enterprise IT Planet Staff
A TCP flaw has the potential to bring the Internet crashing down, laying waste to e-commerce as we know it. Or does it?

MsMittens' latest:

AirDefense: Wireless Security for Enterprises - May 4, 2004
By Lyne Bourque
In the rush to go wireless, administrators will find that they must supplement standard security measures with serious reporting and policy-enforcing products. Count AirDefense among them.

Of possible interest:

Windows Server 2003: Hardware-Based Security - May 13, 2004
By Marcin Policht
We examine security in Windows Server 2003 and explore hardware-based cryptography options, with an emphasis on products from Rainbow-Chrysalis and nCipher.