- Major security hole claimed in some HTC Android smartphones, Open Source at ZDNet
- HTC investigating security flaw, BBC
- Wikipedia enables HTTPS for privacy in browsing, ReadWriteWeb
- Facebook adds WebSense safe browsing to its defenses, InSecurity Complex at cnet
- Android hole could be used to disable antivirus apps, InSecurity Complex at cnet
- 27 out of 100 tested Chrome extensions contain 51 vulnerabilities, Zero Day at ZDNet
- FFmpeg updates address further security holes, The H Security
- Google fixes seven flaws in new Chrome 14 release, threatpost
- Mozilla advises users to disable McAfee plugin for Firefox, ITworld via Slashdot
- How Windows gets infected with malware, Help Net Security via Slashdot
- ExploitHub offering bounties, and residuals, for exploits, threatpost
- Feds seek industry standard for botnet mitigation, threatpost
- Kernel.org is back after security breach, Slashdot
- Attack on Apache server exposes firewalls, routers and more, The Register
- LibreOffice fixes virus-friendly Word import flaw, The Register
- Researchers create stealth virtual machine that can run alongside insecure VMs, Ars Technica
- Computer virus hits the US Predator and Reaper drone fleet, Ars Technica
- Predator drone virus could be internal monitoring system, TechZwn via Slashdot
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