Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	July 16, 2009

	In this issue Lessons from Twitter's security breach Survey: Why do people respond to spam? Zero-day flaw found in Firefox 3.5 Microsoft plugs critical DirectShow, Video ActiveX holes Cisco: Text message scams on the rise Lessons from Twitter's security breach Information taken from the hacking of some of Twitter's employees a few months ago is finally coming to light. Can this happen to other companies? Read full story  Survey: Why do people respond to spam? Almost one third of consumers questioned admit to answering e-mails they suspected were spam, says a new survey. Read full story  Zero-day flaw found in Firefox 3.5 The critical vulnerability in the two-week-old version of the browser opens users up to drive-by attacks, Mozilla has warned. Read full story  Blueant X3 micro Bluetooth Rating: Vendor: Buy now, only: $36.99 Ibanez RG350R1 Electric Guitar Rating: Vendor: Buy now, only: $399.99 Microsoft plugs critical DirectShow, Video ActiveX holes Latest Patch Tuesday updates plug nine holes in Windows, Office, ISA, Virtual PC, and Virtual Server, including several holes that have been targeted in attacks. Read full story  Cisco: Text message scams on the rise A report from the networking giant says that criminals are moving phishing and other cyberscams from the PC onto mobile devices. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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