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Lightning links #2

  • A Booster Shot for Anti-Virus
  • New Spec Could Cut Phishing, Spam
  • Lessons From a Honeynet That Attracted 700,000 Attacks
  • Adobe disables firewall

Posted by Security4all at 24.5.07

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