Monday, June 8, 2009

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June 08, 2009
In this issue
redarrow Hacker named to Homeland Security Advisory Council
redarrow Federal Trade Commission shuts down rogue ISP
redarrow Microsoft to plug holes in Windows, IE, Word, Office, and Excel
redarrow ATM malware lets criminals steal data and cash
redarrow McAfee's new family shield

Hacker and Defcon founder Jeff Moss joins former FBI, CIA directors on Homeland Security Advisory Council.

The Federal Trade Commission has Pricewert, an alleged rogue ISP, shut down by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, San Jose Division.

Microsoft will issue six critical security updates and four others for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Word, and Excel as part of next week's Patch Tuesday.

Hidden code on ATMs dating back two years has given criminals the ability to use special cards to steal account data and money from the cash dispensing machines.
Security stalwart McAfee jumps into the family protection game with a new home-oriented protection program called McAfee Family Protection.

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