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Latest Email Security News
Latest upgrade to iPhone includes 46 security fixes
Greg Masters
June 18, 2009
Apple on Wednesday released the long-anticipated upgrade to its iPhone operating system.
Google responds to call for more security
Chuck Miller
June 17, 2009
In reaction to a letter from 37 respected names in the computer security field, Google is considering tighter security of its web applications.
Iran election protesters use Twitter to recruit hackers
Angela Moscaritolo
June 15, 2009
Political unrest resulting from the presidential election in Iran has escalated to a cyberwar between the Iranian government and activists, according to security experts monitoring the situation.
Air France crash prompts spam, malware outbreak
Dan Kaplan
June 12, 2009
As expected, spammers and malware writers are trying to cash in on the Air France disaster.
Army ends ban on Facebook, Flickr, other social media sites
Angela Moscaritolo
June 11, 2009
Updated: Certain U.S. Army bases that formerly blocked access to Web 2.0 sites now permit users to surf to sites such as Facebook and Flickr.
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Palin email "hack" underscores need for stronger authentication
Steven K. Sprague, president and CEO, Wave Systems September 23, 2008
User names and passwords aren't secure, and momentum continues to build across the industry to solve this problem in a manageable way.
The rise of targeted malware
Andre Protas,director of research & preview services, eEye Digital Security June 26, 2008
Research firms have been saying for quite some time that the antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin.
Get educated about spam
David Kelleher, communication and research analyst, GFi Software June 05, 2008
Humans are oftentimes gullible and inquisitive, and spammers are taking full advantage.
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