Google search results warn of compromised sites

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	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	December 20, 2010

	In this issue Google search results warn of compromised sites Microsoft releases free Security Essentials 2.0 How Facebook saved some Gawker subscribers How far did McDonald's-tied data breach ripple? WikiLeaks.info rebuts malware warnings Google search results warn of compromised sites Company adds warning in search results when a site appears to be compromised, even if it's not actually downloading malware to visitors' computers. Read full story  Microsoft releases free Security Essentials 2.0 With an updated engine and closer integration with Windows Firewall, the latest version of Microsoft's free anti-malware software is out of beta status. Read full story  How Facebook saved some Gawker subscribers Using a single sign-in service like Login for Facebook can eliminate the need to remember multiple passwords, but you still have to make sure you don't get phished. Read full story  How far did McDonald's-tied data breach ripple? At least two companies with ties to e-mail database management firm are forced to warn customers of breach. Are there more? Read full story  WikiLeaks.info rebuts malware warnings Spamhaus and Trend Micro regard a Web site that lists mirrors of WikiLeaks sites as dangerous to visit, but WikiLeaks.info contends that its site has no malware. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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