- ImageSheck serves dire warnings to victims of pharmaceutical spams, BoingBoing
- Regular security updates a more effective fix for cyber-security issues than kill switch, EFF
- Motorola, Samsung enhancing Android with their own security features, Slashdot
- Oracle releases database firewall, The H Security
- Hardware keyloggers found in English library, The Register
- Stuxnet targets uncovered by security researchers, BBC
- Small Romanian town’s major industry is online fraud, BoingBoing
- Microsoft continues to push to quarantine infected computers, Zero Day at ZDNet
- Microsoft revises tactics for quarantining PCs, The H Security
- Oracle plugs 21 dangerous security holes in Java, Zero Day at ZDNet
- Remote vulnerability found in Ubuntu Kerberos, Slashdot
- Java SE 6 Update 24 fixes floating point bug, The H Open
- New hole in Windows file sharing, The H Security
- BBC confirms sites were hacked to serve malware, The H Security
- Microsoft admits to serving security updates without end user notification, The Register
- Windows zero day could allow complete hijacking, The Register
- Bogus Android apps lead to malware, Zero Day at ZDNet
- Microsoft confirms Windows BROWSER protocol zero day, Zero Day at ZDNet
- Confidential data note secure on solid state disks, Slashdot
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