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Shecky Tweets for 2009-11-12

Posted on November 12, 2009May 17, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2009-11-12
  • Windows Security Bug Revealed After Microsoft Patch Tuesday – http://shar.es/aypv6 #
  • Rogues FakeVimes and PrivacyCenter added to MSRT. #security #MSRT #
  • Apple updates Safari for security! #Safari #Apple #Security #
  • HP aims for networking cloud with 3Com buy – CNET News: #
  • Seven great (and free!) applications for Windows 7 http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=6115 #
  • RT @threatpost: Sourcefire November Vulnerability Report | (Video) #
  • RT @threatpost: Twitter API Being Exploited by Drive By Malware | #
  • From @techradar – 20 essential free apps for your new Windows 7 PC http://techradar.com/648954 #
  • I really hate it when I go to a reputable site and some ad on their page tries to redirect me #WebOfTrust warns me at least so I can stop. #
  • RT @microsoftsubnet: Active Directory Integrated DNS Zones: #
  • RT @DDubie: RT @bcarlsonCIO: Facebook Tips: How to Stay Safe While Using Games and Apps #
  • RT @threatpost: RT @ryanaraine: @dennisf covers a microsoft presentation on security software at OWASP AppSec DC #
  • RT @TechRepublic: Windows kernel-mode vulnerability: Will it be the next Conficker? – http://tinyurl.com/yex3yxy #
  • RT @threatpost: MS Bracing For Malware Attacks From Embedded Fonts | #
  • @ldignan Unfortunately, McAfee should be prepared. That Scareware has been around for a long time and gets new variants every month. in reply to ldignan #

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