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Security News for End Users
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from thousands of articles available online each day so that you can
spend your time reading them instead of finding them.
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Popular Web site MySpace attracts teens, but some parents concerned,
When private becomes public &
User profiles are frank, all over the map, Stephanie Dunnewind,
Seattle Times, September 3, 2005
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Time to look at parental controls [Macintosh], Glenn Fleishman,
Seattle Times, September 3, 2005 -- BumperCar, KidsBrowser & Intego
Content Barrier.
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Theft You Don't Even See, Leslie Walker, Washington Post,
September 1, 2005
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Never Forget Another Password, Ryan Sinqel, Wired, September 1,
2005
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Yahoo
Funding Spyware? Susan Kuchinskas, Internet News, September 1,
2005
- How Yahoo
Funds Spyware, BenEdelman.org, August 31, 2005
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Is Microsoft skirting the issue? [commentary] Bruce Schneier,
ZDNet, August 30, 2005
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Spotting the pharming websites, Jonathan Mepsted, SC Magazine,
August 30, 2005
- Streamload [online backup]
review,
Cade Metz, PC Magazine, August 30, 2005
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Convenience of Wi-Fi can come with security costs, Amos Bridges,
News Leader, August 30, 2005
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Spotting, Swatting Sources of Spam, Anthony Mitchell, E-Commerce
Times, August 30, 2005
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For Safe Updates, Build a Better Firewall, Larry Seltzer, eWeek,
August 29, 2005
- Comcast's
Magnificent Seven: A deal too good to pass up? David Berlind,
ZDNet, August 29, 2005. Note: Comcast high speed broadband cable
Internet is now offering its 7.7 million customers up to seven free
copies of McAfee VirusScan, Personal Firewall Plus, and Privacy
Service (parental controls) including free annual updates. This is a
$115 retail value per computer. Apparently competition is alive and
well with AOL, MSN, and others. They also currently offer
anti-spyware through their Comcast toolbar and anti-spam email
filtering technology from Brightmail (Symantec).
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The Threats Get Nastier, Thomas Claburn, Information Week,
August 29, 2005
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My
Pet Peeves [stop spam how to], Tom Spring, PC World, August 29,
2005
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Review: McAfee Secures The Home WLAN, Robert Jahrling, Security
Pipeline, August 23, 2005
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Software Suites Versus Standalone Tools [ZoneAlarm], Fred Langa,
Information Week, August 22, 2005
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