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Microsoft Security Response Center September 2010 Bulletin Release Advance Notification Update on Security Advisory 2269637 Microsoft Security Advisory 2269637 Released August 2010 Webcast and QA Update on the publicly disclosed Win32k.sys EoP Vulnerability August 2010 Security Bulletin Release August 2010 Bulletin Release Advance Notification August 2010 Out-of-Band Security Release Webcast Q&A MS10-046 Released Out-of-Band Today Out of Band Release to address Microsoft Security Advisory 2286198	Kaspersky "Here you have" - not a sex tape, but a worm Adobe Reader zero-day attack � now with stolen certificate Android SMS Trojan Now Being Delivered via SEO Techniques A Web Defacer Turns to $$ Spam Fraud Twitter XSS in the wild The Winlock numbers, the Winlock laws Understanding Current Trends in the Fake Anti-Virus/Scareware Ecosystem The Winlock case - I'm taking bets! Twitter goes OAuth-only (Yay for security!) Gumblagra and a piano	Symantec
McAfee AVERT Widespread Reporting of ?Here you have? Virus (aka W32/VBMania@MM) Adobe PDF Zero-Day Exploit Discovered in the Wild How Much Does My Identity Cost? (the Sequel) Zeus Botnet Attacks via FedEx Scam Labs Releases Whitepaper on Cooperative Anti-Malware on Endpoint and Gateway iPhone OS ? Safe again? Newegg Password Reset Scam: a Harbinger of Threats to Come? Insecure Library Loading in OS and Applications Three Strikes to Latest Phishing Scam How Much Does My Identity Cost?	F-Secure Lab Apple's iOS 4.1 Fixes 24 Vulnerabilities Facebook Spam Worm Links to "Mobile Entertainment" New Spam Worm on Facebook Fake Passports Twitter Spam and the OAuthcalypse When do 258 tweets equal nearly half a million dollars? Phishing Attempt Alert! CPAlead Spam on YouTube DLL Hijacking and Why Loading Libraries is Hard Corporate Identity Theft Used to Obtain Code Signing Certificate	Light Blue Touchpaper Capsicum: practical capabilities for UNIX Passwords in the wild, part IV: the future Passwords in the wild, part III: password standards for the Web Passwords in the wild, part II: failures in the market Passwords in the wild, part I: the gap between theory and implementation Who controls the off switch? Security and Human Behaviour 2010 Database state ? latest! Workshop on the economics of information security 2010 A very rapid betrayal

Bruce Schneier Orange Balls as an Anti-Robbery Device New German ID Card Hackable Parental Fears vs. Realities Consumerization and Corporate IT Security Terrorism Entrapment	Security.NL Hacker die 2100 geldautomaten plunderde vrijuit Gartner ziet oorlog tussen Android en Symbian E-mailworm infecteert Disney, Coca Cola, Google en NASA Visual Basic worm verspreidt zich via Exchange Microsoft patcht dinsdag 11 Windows-lekken CG-Raad: laat hackers EPD kraken Hacker: eeuwige cookies zijn beveiligingsrisico Porno-Trojan infecteert Android smartphones Adobe Reader exploit niet luid, wel gevaarlijk OM eist werkstraf tegen Nederlandse hackers	WebSense Brief Analysis On Adobe Reader SING Table Parsing Vulnerability (CVE-2010-2883) Adobe Reader 0-day vulnerability (CVE-2010-2883) The Ultimate BlackHat Tool Kit hosted by Google Code Quicktime 0-day actively used in the wild Rogue AV Injection Campaign Targeting Web Hosting Networks What are the top threats to Cloud Computing? Phoenix Exploit Kit's Random Access Obfuscation Apple QuickTime "_MARSHALED_PUNK" 0-day Web Spam leading to Friendster on the rise This Month in the Threat Webscape - July 2010
ZoneLabs	RSA

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