Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	July 20, 2009

	In this issue Symbian admits Trojan slip-up Google fixes flaws in Chrome Mozilla closes security hole with Firefox 3.5.1 Norton Internet Security 2010 beta in pictures CEOs, other execs disagree on security Symbian admits Trojan slip-up The Symbian Foundation has promised to improve its digital-signing processes after it signed a piece of mobile malware with botnet features. Read full story  Google fixes flaws in Chrome New versions of Google Chrome are out, fixing bugs and patching security holes in both the stable build and the beta build. Read full story  Mozilla closes security hole with Firefox 3.5.1 The first patch to the new open-source browser fixes a critical security vulnerability and makes some other adjustments. Read full story  Apple iPhone 3G Black Now Only: $99 NEW Apple iPhone 3G S Pre-Order Sale! $199.00 Norton Internet Security 2010 beta in pictures Norton Internet Security 2010 won't be available for a few more months, but the beta version is available now. See what's new from the interface to the feature set, including Norton Insight. Read full story  CEOs, other execs disagree on security Survey of CEOs and their senior executives show disparity over views of corporate IT security. Disagreements crop up over vulnerability to data breaches and who's responsible for protecting corporate data. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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