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- General Monthly Network Events and Happenings
- Personal Blogs
- General IT News, Updates and Information
- Obama’s cybersecurity plan gets cautious praise
- Security Alert - [SA35274] Xvid Multiple Vulnerabilities
- Conficker wakes up, updates, drops payload
- Gov’t may track all UK Facebook traffic
- Conficker’s cure? So what happens now? Is this the end, NO.
- More coverage on Conficker on The IT Security Attaché's blog
- IE 8 is released and available for download
- Digital IDs - Do you know what they are and there benefits? How serious are you about protecting your messaging identity?
- Anatomy of a malware scam - XP Antivirus 2008/2009 - please read/share, very important info
- Oh hell no, Sprint caps the broadband connection card monthly limit, 5GB, wth
- Apple releases iTunes v.7.7 ahead of the iPhone 3G release and the iPhone 2.0/iPod touch 2.9 software update, expected tomorrow.
- Researchers 'poison' Storm botnet - some issues about this that bothers me
