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Srizbi grows into world's largest botnet
The Storm botnet hasn't completely blown over, but already there's a new big threat in town: the rampaging Srizbi botnet. A disturbing new feature makes Srizbi especially pernicious.
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Phishers scamming IRS rebates, Burma donors
A phony e-mail scam is encouraging recipients to get their economic stimulus rebate money by direct deposit, while fundraisers for victims of the Myanmar (Burma) cyclone are using a similar pitch.
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Microsoft fixes critical Windows, Word flaws
Microsoft has released patches for six vulnerabilities, most of them marked "critical," in Windows, Word, Publisher and its anti-virus software -- including an update for its Jet Database Engine.
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Opinion: Battling information-security Stockholm syndrome
Hating the PCI-DSS security standard when it exists only to help consumers and merchants is a sign that the security industry's not quite right in the head, says Ben Rothke.
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E-Mail As a Service: Time for Another Look?
(Google) Join Google, in this webcast, for a look at how SaaS is upending the belief that organizations must manage their own e-mail infrastructure.
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Google takes Street View snaps in Paris; lawsuits could follow
Google has begun scanning the streets and buildings of Paris to expand its Street View service, but it could face lawsuits if it violates local privacy laws.
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