The SC Magazine Newswire

November 20, 2008 — Click here to view this newsletter online

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Latest News

Oregon credit report freeze law goes into effect

Jim Carr October 03, 2007

Oregon has become the latest state to pass legislation to control identity theft.

Google patches Gmail message-forwarding flaw

Frank Washkuch Jr. October 02, 2007

Google has patched a cross-site request forgery vulnerability in Gmail that could allow the forwarding of messages to a malicious user.

Former Homeland Security Secretary Ridge launches security consultancy

Jim Carr October 02, 2007

Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge has formed his own private security consulting firm.

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Media Motor creator settles spyware charges with FTC

Frank Washkuch Jr. October 01, 2007

ERG Ventures LLC, the organization behind the Media Motor spyware program, has agreed to settle charges with the federal government for $330,000.

Much work to be done as National Cyber Security Awareness Month begins

Dan Kaplan October 01, 2007

A joint McAfee and National Cyber Security Alliance study, released today to kick off National Cyber Security Awareness Month, reports that while 98 percent of 378 respondents believe keeping security software up to date is important, less than half - 48 percent - of their computers had not been updated in the past month.

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