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Remember how an anonymous person calling himself Anonymous urged you to join the cause and take out Facebook for the sake of your own privacy on the Fifth of November? Here in New Zealand, it’s been 05 November 2011 for several minutes already, and there’s not yet the slightest sign of Facebook’s demise. But 05 […]

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Facebook recently rolled out a number of changes to the social networking site. One of the changes eliminates the concept of Facebook Places, but instead incorporates location-aware updates at virtually every level of Facebook. You might want to think twice, though, before broadcasting your location to the anonymous masses online. Facebook has had a Foursquare-like […]

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It has been 1,000 days since the Conficker worm first appeared on November 21, 2008.  For the first two months after its initial appearance we received a trickle of reports through our ThreatSense.NET telemetry system.  By January of 2009 that had become a flood, and then a deluge, as this “super worm” rose to meteoric […]

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