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• September 05, 2008
• 18:34

  Downtime and new beginnings at CAcert

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  The certification organisation that provides free SSL certificates is making some changes. Service will interrupted as critical servers relocate from Austria to Holland. The project is also suffering from a shortage of manpower.
• 14:06

  Spammers abusing Google Picasa

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  MessageLabs says it has noticed an increasing number of emails with links to Picasa web albums where Flash films redirect visitors to spammer pages. Spam filters are reported to have a hard time sorting out emails that contain links to Google.
• 13:15

  G DATA and Panda release new anti-virus products

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  G DATA and Panda have presented their new products for 2009, which promise faster scans with higher detection rates.
• 12:51

  Microsoft to close four critical security holes

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  Next Tuesday, Redmond will be releasing four updates to close critical security holes in Windows, Office, Windows Media Player and Windows Media Encoder.
• September 04, 2008
• 17:20

  Wireshark updates add WPA support, closes holes

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  WireShark version 1.0.3 fixes a number of security-relevant problems and is now able to decode WPA and WPA2 group keys.
• 16:49

  Security updates for FreeBSD

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  FreeBSD issues advisories on updates after vulnerabilities with IPV6,nmount and amd64 processors are found
• 14:08

  Botnets quadruple in size

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  Experts are not sure why the number of infected PCs has grown so quickly in the past few months.
• 12:55

  Chinese resarchers use heartbeats against implant hacking

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  Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong are working on an encryption method for wireless communication with implants, based on the patient's heartbeat.
• September 03, 2008
• 16:27

  ClamAV 0.94 increases detection capabilities

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  ClamAV, the open source antivirus scanner, has been updated to version 0.94 and has new virus scanning capabilities to reinforce its armoury in the hunt for malware
• 15:43

  Google Chrome beta comes with security holes

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  It was only a matter of hours before some vulnerabilities were found in Google Chrome, the new web browser from Google, reinforcing the fact that beta software shouldn't run on production systems