Symantec identifies 'Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer'

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	In this issue Symantec identifies 'Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer' Rogue Facebook apps steal log-in data, send spam New alliance aims to unite malware fight Spam offers to let people use their PC to attack Obama site New virus infects programs built with Delphi Symantec identifies 'Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer' Symantec has come out with a list of the "Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer 2009," which, on average, has 18,000 malware threats per site. Read full story  Rogue Facebook apps steal log-in data, send spam A group of malicious Facebook apps is stealing log-in credentials and spamming friends, Trend Micro says. Read full story  New alliance aims to unite malware fight The group, which is part of the IEEE and includes several security heavyweights, hopes that formalizing information sharing can help combat attacks. Read full story  Bugaboo Bee Stroller - Red Rating: Vendor: buy now 529.99 Bugaboo 2007 Cameleon Base in Rating: Vendor: buy now 629.99 Spam offers to let people use their PC to attack Obama site Regardless of your political leanings it's unwise to fall for the spam. Read full story  New virus infects programs built with Delphi Win32.Induc targets systems running the Delphi development software and spreads by infecting any programs compiled on the machine. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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