Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	July 27, 2009

	In this issue HP researchers develop browser-based darknet Microsoft to fix critical hole in IE Expert: iPhone 3GS crypto is easily crackable Facebook closes API loophole that let people see strangers' photos Legal advocates push for Google Books privacy HP researchers develop browser-based darknet Darknets, encrypted peer-to-peer networks, are normally difficult to set up and maintain. But two researchers plan to demonstrate a less complicated one at Black Hat. Read full story  Microsoft to fix critical hole in IE In a rare move outside its monthly patch cycle, company on Tuesday will release fix for critical Internet Explorer vulnerability and moderate Visual Studio one. Read full story  Expert: iPhone 3GS crypto is easily crackable Corporations should think twice about using the iPhone 3GS, says expert who shows how easy it is to crack the encryption on the device. Read full story  Facebook closes API loophole that let people see strangers' photos Developers complain that change to Facebook API renders their apps useless, but Facebook says it's just aligning with users' privacy expectations. Read full story  Legal advocates push for Google Books privacy The ACLU, EFF, and UC Berkeley Law Clinic ask Google to protect reader privacy with its Book Search project. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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