contributed by tetricycle
Some people are saying that CIH has totally wiped them out. Others are saying that they have not seen even one incident. The media seems to be in the middle and isn't sure what to report. If you are infected the devastation is sure to be total.

CIH causes World Wide Chaos
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Infected toll reaches 540,000 as Korea and Turkey are hit hardest. Did piracy help it spread?
ZD Net

Asia and Europe hit hard, US escapes.
MSNBC

Asia, Middle East, and US hit hard
Nando Times

Australia Hit with 540 reported cases.
ZD Net Australia

On the trail of the CIH author and why he or she will never be found.
ZD Net

While not specifically CIH related this had the potential to be a really good article about the Malicious Code Laboratory. Instead it is just background and filler and not really very interesting at all.
Nando Times

contributed by Anonymous
The Australian Security and Intelligence Organization wants a widening of its powers so that its agents may 'hack' into personal home computers. These new powers will include the ability to manipulate data so that their entry may not be detected as well as breaking encryption around data that they want to see.

The Age

contributed by turtlex
Obviously written by someone who didn't even bother looking for an opposing viewpoint this ABC News article praises CERT for all the good work that they have done. While CERT does try lets not forget that they are in bed with the vendors are usually several months late with advisories. This article ignores all of that and labels them as "the users last hope".

ABC News

contributed by erewhon
Mainstream media is actually publishing a positive and accurate story about hackers. Better read it quick before they pull it and come to their senses.

ABC News

contributed by Lord Oak
The newest release of Antidote is now available. With articles on Anonymous Surfing, ICQ99a Security Glitches, Intruder Alert '99, the eBayla Bug and a whole lot more.

Antidote

contributed by Anonymous
Cracked
Cold Fusion holes are still out there and still being exploited. We will probably see a lot in the next few days as lazy admins fail to heed the warning and patch their systems. The following have been reported as cracked some a result of the Cold Fusion hole.

http://thayerstreet.org
http://jopa.hypermart.net/
http://www.ci.la.ca.us
http://www.parctechno.qc.ca/
http://ois.nist.gov/index.html
http://www.parctechno.qc.ca