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Avoiding Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks
From US-CERT
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Six Tips to Protect Your Search Privacy
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How to Remove Your Google Search History Before Google's New Privacy Policy Takes Effect
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It is time to update your web browser
Firefox and Chrome
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Interesting Facebook Spam
Remember folks, just because it looks like it’s from a recognizable source, you still need to be wary. The giveaway here would seem to be the misspelling of receive.
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What Actually Changed in Google’s Privacy Policy
It Shouldn’t Take a Letter from Congress for Google to Give Straight Answers About Privacy Policy Changes /via EFF.org
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Symantec Admits Its Networks Were Hacked in 2006
Affected products: Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition, Norton Internet Security, Norton Utilities, Norton GoBack, and pcAnywhere.
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Google gets creepy and brings Google+ into search results
Via @huffpost
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Apple billing e-mail scam making the rounds
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Most sophisticated rootkit getting an overhaul
[The upgrade creates] a hidden boot partition that guarantees malware code will be loaded even before the operating system is.
Scary stuff.
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