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REVIEW: ZoneAlarm DataLock
DataLock ensures that a thief who grabs your laptop won't get access to your data, and recovery media and 24/7 phone support ensure that you won't lock yourself out. The price seems a bit high for a single component of ZoneAlarm's suite, but it's a lot cheaper than recovering from identity theft or industrial espionage.
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REVIEW: eScan Anti-Virus 11
MicroWorld's eScan Anti-Virus 11 boasts a new user interface, but the changes are only skin-deep. As a bonus it comes with a decent firewall and a dreadful spam filter. It's more effective at removing and blocking malware than last year's edition, but you can definitely do better.
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Small Businesses Less Prepared for Data Leakage, Study Says
Viruses and Trojans top the list when it comes to U.S. small- business end-users' security fears, but the biggest perceived threat among large business end users, however - data leakage - is barely on small business' radar.
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Facebook Developers Suspended For Selling User Data to Brokers
Mostly smaller app developers were involved, but they all were suspended from Facebook for 6 months (with probation to follow).
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0-Day Attacks Hit Flash Via Adobe Acrobat, Reader
Attacks using new vulnerability are being exploited in the wild. A Flash fix is planned for November 9, with a fix for Reader/Acrobat to follow on the week of November 15.
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Google Offers Bounty to Users Who Uncover, Report Bugs
Google has placed a bounty on bugs found on its Web sites. The company is giving cash rewards to users who find and report security loopholes.
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Mac Version of Koobface Worm Infects Through Java
Social engineering tricks on social networking sites lead Mac users to a malicious Java applet which installs a rootkit and other vicious Mac malware. Bugs in the software prevent it from properly loading.
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