2011: The year Mac malware got interesting

	Google patches several serious Chrome bugs | The E.U.'s cynical campaign against U.S. cloud providers
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	2011: The year Mac malware got interesting Last year, the amount of malicious programs written for Mac OS X went from negligible to a little bit more than that. Still, signs point to more Mac security issues on the horizon. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VeriSign VeriSign SSL, now from Symantec. We're moving beyond the standard SSL. Added features now include Vulnerability assessment, Malware scans & Seal-in-Search. Provide more robust security functionality to your website while protecting your customers with VeriSign SSL, now from Symantec. Click to learn more! In this Issue Google patches several serious Chrome bugs The E.U.'s cynical campaign against U.S. cloud providers Threatened by Anonymous, Symantec tells users to pull pcAnywhere's plug Goal of new security service: More involvement from ISPs, carriers DOWNLOAD: AppAssure No More Failed Restores Are you sure your backup is 100% recoverable? Don't leave critical application and data restore to chance. With AppAssure you know your data is recoverable, across both VM and physical servers. Manage your entire environment from one application, achieve near-zero RTO and 5-minute RPO, and know your data can be restored. Download your free trial today! Google patches several serious Chrome bugs Google patched four vulnerabilities in Chrome, and disclosed that it had patched a fifth two weeks ago. The refresh of Chrome 16 was the second security-related update for the browser this month. Read More The E.U.'s cynical campaign against U.S. cloud providers European badmouthing of American providers has more to do with bolstering E.U. cloud firms than protecting data privacy. Read More Threatened by Anonymous, Symantec tells users to pull pcAnywhere's plug Symantec this week took the highly unusual step of telling users of its pcAnywhere remote access software to disable or uninstall the software while it fixes an unknown number of bugs. Security experts said the move was unprecedented for a company of Symantec's size. Read More Goal of new security service: More involvement from ISPs, carriers There's a war underway throughout our networks, with carriers and ISPs in the thick of it. But for fear of network disruptions or increased cost of service, many ISPs and carriers have shied away from securing the traffic that flows through their wires. Read More
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