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• 05.15.10
  HTML5 Security Facts Developers Should Keep in Mind Exploits, In The News | (0)

  Application security pros say HTML5 brings with it a new set of security concerns for developers to be aware of. - The war on the words between Apple and Adobe Systems has prompted plenty of speculation about the fate of HTML5. But while& HTML5 remains (http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html)a work in progress, the one thing that is certain is developers who& adopt& HTML5 will have a new set of features ... Visit link: HTML5 Security Facts Developers Should Keep in Mind
• 05.15.10
  Facebook Faces Privacy Concerns, Despite Tightened Security Exploits | (0)

  Facebook boasts 400 million users and billions of display ad impressions, but the latest privacy concerns have some users threatening to delete their accounts with the social networking service. Additionally, a survey indicates that negative perceptions of Facebook are on the rise among older users. To counteract this, Facebook has issued new security tools, along with assurances that it does everything possible to protect individual privacy. - For Facebook, it's the best and worst of times. On one hand, the social networking site now boasts 400 million users, and new data from analytics company ComScore suggests it earned about 176 ...
• 05.14.10
  Facebook Makes Security Changes as Privacy Controversy Swirls Exploits | (0)

  Facebook tightens security as it deals with the continuing fallout over changes to its privacy settings. - Amid a controversy about privacy, Facebook unveiled new security features designed to protect user accounts. quot;Over the last few weeks, we've been testing a new feature that allows you to approve the devices you commonly use to log in and then to be notified whenever your account is accessed... Read this article: Facebook Makes Security Changes as Privacy Controversy Swirls
• 05.13.10
  ‘Avalanche’ Cyber Gang Dominated Phishing Attacks Exploits, Internet, Phishing | (0)

  The Anti-Phishing Working Group attributed 66 percent of the phishing attacks in the last six months of 2009 to a single cyber-gang known as Avalanche. The crew is suspected to be a successor to the notorious Rock Phish gang of years past. - New research from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) ties a single crime syndicate to more than 60 percent of the phishing attacks in the second half of 2009. According to the report (PDF), a cyber-gang known as Avalanche was responsible for 66 percent of all phishing attacks during the la... See the rest here: 'Avalanche' Cyber Gang ...
• 05.12.10
  Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection Takes SMB Security into the Cloud Exploits, In The News, Internet | (0)

  Symantec announced a new SAAS targeting small and midsize businesses. This offering deepens its competition with other security vendors such as McAfee, Websense and Trend Micro pushing SAAS as a delivery model. - Symantec launched a new cloud-based offering aimed at the small and midsize business market. The service - dubbed Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection - is designed to be managed from a Web-based console and is focused on protecting Windows-based laptops, desktops, and file servers. Leveraging ... Read the original here: Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection Takes SMB Security into the Cloud

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• HTML5 Security Facts Developers Should Keep in Mind
• Facebook Faces Privacy Concerns, Despite Tightened Security
• Facebook Makes Security Changes as Privacy Controversy Swirls
• ‘Avalanche’ Cyber Gang Dominated Phishing Attacks
• Secure Application Development Report Expands Security Framework
• Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection Takes SMB Security into the Cloud
• Microsoft Patches 2 Critical Security Vulnerabilities