Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	June 18, 2009

	In this issue 'Golden Cash' botnet-leasing network uncovered Date set for NASA hacker hearing in U.K. Google considers request to boost privacy Morro screenshots reportedly leaked; Will it be cloud-based? Dasient helps Web sites avoid blacklists, malware 'Golden Cash' botnet-leasing network uncovered Underground network offers pay-per-use access to botnets of compromised PCs, Finjan report says. Read full story  Date set for NASA hacker hearing in U.K. Britain's high court will consider next month whether self-confessed hacker Gary McKinnon should be tried in the U.K., instead of the U.S., in a case that dates back to 2001. Read full story  Google considers request to boost privacy After more than three dozen security experts ask Google to offer encryption by default for Gmail and other apps, Google says it is considering doing just that if the apps don't slow down too much as a result. Read full story  Morro screenshots reportedly leaked; Will it be cloud-based? Windows enthusiast blog posts what are supposedly leaked screenshots of Microsoft's new Morro free security offering. ZDNet blog says it will be cloud-based. Read full story  Dasient helps Web sites avoid blacklists, malware Start-up launched by ex-Googlers is offering a free alert service for when sites are blacklisted for hosting malware, as well as a fee-based malware-monitoring service. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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