Accused mastermind of TJX hack to plead guilty

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	August 31, 2009

	In this issue Accused mastermind of TJX hack to plead guilty Trend Micro's 2010 suite is sharp at the top Beware fake Snow Leopard sites Facebook ratchets up privacy controls (again) Snow Leopard could level security playing field Accused mastermind of TJX hack to plead guilty Albert Gonzalez, charged earlier this month in separate data breach, agreed to plead guilty to 2008 charges of hacking into TJ Maxx and other retailers and stealing data. Read full story  Trend Micro's 2010 suite is sharp at the top Trend Micro released its 2010 security products earlier this week, with three programs offering varying levels of security and service. Read full story  Beware fake Snow Leopard sites Security firm Trend Micro warns of Web sites that purport to offer free copies of the forthcoming new Mac OS but instead deliver malware. Read full story  Facebook ratchets up privacy controls (again) This time the social network is responding to advocacy groups' and policymakers' concerns about the amount of user data exposed to third-party developers. Read full story  Snow Leopard could level security playing field Security researchers say Apple's new Mac OS X security enhancements could give Mac users something to really brag about. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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