Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	June 25, 2009

	In this issue VC's automated Twitter feed spreads malware Microsoft's free security beta fills up Q&A: Adrian Lamo, the hacker philosopher Microsoft Security Essentials not quite a must-have Q&A: Mark Abene, from 'Phiber Optik' to security guru VC's automated Twitter feed spreads malware Auto-feed tweet distributed by Guy Kawasaki's Twitter account sends people to a link that installs a Trojan. Read full story  Microsoft's free security beta fills up A day after its launch, Microsoft Security Essentials is no longer available from the company's site. The beta had been limited to 75,000 participants. Read full story  Q&A: Adrian Lamo, the hacker philosopher Dubbed the "homeless hacker" by the media, Adrian Lamo's unauthorized penetration testing led to his arrest, but to some his acts were more performance art than crime. Read full story  Microsoft Security Essentials not quite a must-have Known in development as Morro, Microsoft Security Essentials is Redmond's latest foray into security software. In this hands-on, check out what the program did well--and what needs work. Read full story  Q&A: Mark Abene, from 'Phiber Optik' to security guru The activities of Mark Abene, aka "Phiber Optik," and his hacker friends made him a media darling and inspired a book, but now he spends his time protecting computer networks. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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