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• What Office 2010 Can Teach Us About Security The upcoming version of Microsoft’s productivity suite rethinks how desktop applications should approach security.
• Microsoft Keeps Pirates Away From Security Essentials Security Essentials, which launched early Tuesday , is basic anti-virus and anti-spyware software that Microsoft touts as suitable for users who can't, or won't, pay for security.
• iPhone Anti-Fraud Feature: Go Phish! Researcher deems that iPhone's newest defense is inconsistent at best; others characterized it as worse than no defense at all.
• Patch Tuesday Promises Five Critical Windows Fixes Unlike some months when Microsoft provides its usual advance notification for upcoming updates, this time there weren't any hints of what may be coming.
• If You Care About Your Data, Leave Your Laptop at Home The Obama administration clarified its rules about border searches of laptops and other digital gear.
• Analysts: Twitter Attack Is Not a Big Deal Analysts at Arbor Networks say that the attack was relatively small potatoes when compared with big DDoS attacks that occur every day.
• Black Hat Researchers Find 'Free' Parking in San Francisco Tech-savvy hackers discover San Francisco's parking meters can't discern a genuine payment card from a fake.
• One Third of Employees Would Steal Sensitive Data One third of employees admit, if given a chace, they would steal sensitive company data.
• Has RSA Jumped the Shark? One editor reflects on RSA Conference 2009 weighing the good, bad, and 'shark jumping' moments.