RTT News - EUR1.69 Bln Deficit Last Year [] 10/19/2007 5:53:04 AM *Pharming Group Posts Q3 Net Loss Of EUR 6.4 Mln Vs Loss EUR 4.4 Mln Last Year [PHGUF.PK] 10/19/2007 6:02:09 AM *Schlumberger Posts Q3 EPS Of $1.09 Vs $0.81 Last Year [SLB

European Movers: GDF, Alitalia, TomTom
MSNBC - PHARMING was down 1.26 to 1.40 KBC downgrades as Rhucin EU backing fails - KBC Securities downgrades to reduce from accumulate and cuts target to 2.50 from EUR 3.50 as the company fails to win backing from Europe’s drug regulator for its

DNS Survey Reveals Many Systems Still Vulnerable to Attacks Despite
Market Wire - than 50% of Internet name servers allow recursive queries (consistent with 2006) — This form of name resolution often requires a name server to relay requests to other name servers, which can leave name servers vulnerable to pharming

Amsterdam shares close higher on positive US sentiment; Pharming
Forbes - AMSTERDAM (Thomson Financial) - Shares in Amsterdam closed higher in quiet trading ahead of the Christmas break, supported by continued positive sentiment on Wall Street, while Pharming surged, market sources said. The AEX closed up 2.48 points or 0

Pharming Shares Plunge Most in More Than Six Years (Update3)
Bloomberg - Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) — Pharming NV, the Dutch company making medicines from the milk of genetically modified rabbits, fell the most six years in Amsterdam after its experimental Rhucin medicine was rejected by European regulators. Pharming plunged 1

INDUSTRY BYTES
WinInfo - Allowing recursive queries exposes servers to pharming attacks, cache poisoning, and DoS attacks, and allows those servers to be used in DNS amplification attacks. The survey found that over 52 percent of public DNS servers allowed recursive queries

PHARMING ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER 2007 RESULTS
Market Wire - Reports on significant progress in registration process of Rhucin Leiden, The Netherlands, October 19, 2007. Biotech company Pharming Group NV (”Pharming” or “the Company”) (NYSE Euronext: PHARM) announced today its results for the first nine

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