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  Data Protection - July 11, 2009
  Online Shoppers Still Don't Get Security, Research Shows Security concerns aren't deterring online shoppers, but they still don't know how to protect themselves, study reveals.
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  Firewalls / Wireless Security - July 11, 2009
  Cyberattacks Show Need to Protect Federal Sites Analysis: The recend DDoS attacks highlight the need to reduce government Internet access points, say security experts.

Security News

• Online Shoppers Still Don't Get Security, Research Shows
• Cyberattacks Show Need to Protect Federal Sites
• Chrome and More Chrome, That Pesky Botnet
• Fourth State Department Worker Pleads to Passport Snooping
• Was North Korea Behind the DDOS Attack?

• Social-networking Site Tagged to Be Sued by New York
• Twitter Suspends Accounts of Users With Infected Computers
• Botnets Infect Fewer Computers in China
• Text Message Scammers Quietly Prey on Regional Banks
• Korea DDOS Virus Mission Shifts to Destroying, Erasing Data

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Reviews

• Browsers & Add-Ons - June 30, 2009
  Firefox 3.5 is a Solid Upgrade Firefox 3.5 includes some great new features and improvements, including private browsing and geo-location.
• Phones - June 19, 2009
  The Hottest Smartphones of Summer Battle It Out We delved into four of the hottest phones available this summer--the Apple iPhone 3GS, the Nokia N97, the Palm Pre, and the T-Mobile myTouch 3G--to see how their hardware and software stacked up.
• Antivirus and Security - May 28, 2009
  G-Data Internet Security 2010 This little-known suite takes top honors in our midyear roundup.
• Antivirus and Security - May 28, 2009
  Comodo Internet Security Pro 3.8 Comodo's new suite shows promise, but still lacks a few protections.

How-To

• Viruses / Phishing / Spam - June 29, 2009
  Better Business Endpoint Security Solutions Integrated security suites make endpoint security simpler and more effective.
• Data Protection - June 19, 2009
  Make Remote Backups On the Cheap Trade bandwidth with a friend or business so they host your backup and you host theirs.
• Network Management - May 8, 2009
  Free Network Management Tool Saves Your Budget The ad-supported Spiceworks IT Desktop manages medium- and small-business networks at no cost.
• Windows - April 28, 2009
  Master the Software Updating Process to Keep Your PC Safe and Stable Running the latest versions of software helps keep your computer secure from malicious software. Here's how to manage software updates for all your major apps.

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All Security Articles

• Online Shoppers Still Don't Get Security, Research Shows - Security concerns aren't deterring online shoppers, but they still don't know how to protect themselves, study reveals.
• Cyberattacks Show Need to Protect Federal Sites - Analysis: The recend DDoS attacks highlight the need to reduce government Internet access points, say security experts.
• Chrome and More Chrome, That Pesky Botnet - This was quite a week for big IT news, what with Google announcing it plans to release the Chrome operating system and the attack on U.S. government, South...
• Fourth State Department Worker Pleads to Passport Snooping - A former U.S. State Department worker pleads guilty to passport snooping.
• Was North Korea Behind the DDOS Attack? - The cyberattacks that took down prominent U.S. and South Korean Web sites in the last week have apparently ended but the search for those responsible is only...
• Social-networking Site Tagged to Be Sued by New York - The state of New York plans to sue the social-networking site Tagged.com for allegedly using deceptive means by e-mail in order to gain new users.
• Twitter Suspends Accounts of Users With Infected Computers - Twitter is suspending the accounts of some users whose computers are apparently infected with Koobface, a piece of malicious software.
• Botnets Infect Fewer Computers in China - The number of botnets and bot-controlled computers in China has fallen in recent years, but the country remains a top host for the networks of compromised PCs.
• Text Message Scammers Quietly Prey on Regional Banks - Cisco says that scammers have been increasingly targeting small regional banks with text message phishing scams.
• Korea DDOS Virus Mission Shifts to Destroying, Erasing Data - A computer virus that has been launching DDOS attacks against major Web sites all week will begin destroying data on host PCs on Friday, experts said.
• France Creates New National IT Security Agency - France has created a new network and information security agency to protect the nation's critical infrastructure from cyberattack.
• Dangerous Security Flaw Likely Just a Hoax - A claim of a software vulnerability in a program used to connect securely to servers across the Internet is likely a hoax, according to SANS.
• MasterCard Halts Remote POS Security Upgrades - MasterCard has made its second major security change in recent weeks.
• DDOS Attack Again Takes Down South Korean Web Sites - For the third day in a row a number of major public and private Web sites in South Korea have been taken off the Internet by a denial of service attack.

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