- VoIP attacks in Australia lead to huge bills for victims, Slashdot
- Malware forces Firefox to save passwords, The Register
- HTML5 draws concerns over risks to privacy, Slashdot
- Using location tracking to help fight identity theft, ReadWriteWeb
- Another study revealing poor password practices, Slashdot
- Microsoft patches a record 49 security vulnerabilities, Krebs on Security
- Facebook rolls out security changes, ReadWriteWeb
- Java update closes 29 security holes, Krebs on Security
- Vulnerabilities in Xpdf affect several open source products, The H
- Microsoft looks to courts for botnet takedowns, Slashdot
- Home WiFi network security failings exposed, Slashdot
- New site aims to be iTunes for exploit info, code, Slashdot
- Google rolls out phishing URL alerts for admins, The Register
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Tagged with Facebook, Firefox, Google, Java, location data, Microsoft, open source.
By Thomas Gideon
– October 17, 2010
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