Microsoft previews three critical bulletins; two for Office 08 May 2008 18:32 GMTMicrosoft on Thursday previewed three critical bulletins for Microsoft Office and Windows and a moderate denial of service vulnerability for the company's security software. According to Microsoft's advance notification, the software giant will address the following in its Patch Tuesday update May 13: A...
Source: ZDNet Brewster Kahle offers a cookbook for fighting security letters 08 May 2008 18:16 GMTJust talked to Brewster Kahle at the Internet Archive about their successful settlement with the FBI of a lawsuit over a National Security Letter. The FBI had demanded personal information on a user; the Archive replied with a lawsuit challenging the propriety of the NSL. As part of the settlement,...
Source: ZDNet Google offers enterprise web security 08 May 2008 16:53 GMTPostini, a company acquired by Google, is now offering enterprise web security. All traffic is routed through Google, and they take care of making sure traffic meets your corporate policies. The interesting part of all this though is how it secures computers, even when they aren't in the...
Source: ZDNet Facebook reaches safety plan with states 08 May 2008 16:43 GMTFacebook has joined MySpace and inked a deal with 49 state attorneys general on a safety plan. Texas was the lone holdout. News.com's Caroline McCarthy reports: "We've agreed with 49 states and the District of Columbia to set up principles around Internet safety," Facebook...
Source: ZDNet Malware shipped with Firefox 2 language pack 08 May 2008 13:18 GMTMozilla is warning that a Vietnamese language pack for Firefox 2 is carrying malware. In her blog, Mozilla security chief Window Snyder writes: The Vietnamese language pack for Firefox 2 contains inserted code to load remote content. This code is the result of a virus infection,...
Source: ZDNet Mozilla shipped worm with Firefox add-on 08 May 2008 13:00 GMTMozilla is warning users about a worm that slipped into Firefox's Vietnamese language add-on and went undetected for months.

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