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Patch Tuesday Secures Windows OS; McAfee All Access,
Reviewed; Keep Your Child Safe Online
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Patch Tuesday Secures Windows OS
For its final Patch Tuesday of the year, Microsoft issued 14
bulletins covering 20 vulnerabilities, with the most critical
affecting Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7.
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McAfee All Access, Reviewed
One subscription to McAfee All Access offers security suite
and parental control protection for every Windows and Mac
computer you own, as well as antitheft and parental control
for many smartphones. See why we gave it an Editors' Choice
award.
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Keep Your Child Safe Online
Just what kind of trouble can your kids get into online?
We've laid out the problems for you, and provided the
solutions, too!
http://enews.pcmag.com/u.d?t4Gjnu5XcyyrT78E4lQz=150
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Android Malware Found in Fake Angry Birds
Over the weekend more premium rate SMS Trojans surfaced in
the Android Market, this time within legitimate-looking
versions of popular games like Angry Birds and Cut the Rope.
Read on to learn what happened and how to keep your devices
and data safe.
http://enews.pcmag.com/u.d?24Gjnu5XcyyrT78E4lQo=160
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Symantec: New Adobe Exploit Targets U.S. Defense Workers
Symantec has traced the zero-day attacks on Adobe from
earlier this week to the Sykipot family of malware, the same
group that dropped a similar zero-day attack last year in
Internet Explorer 6.
http://enews.pcmag.com/u.d?64Gjnu5XcyyrT78E4lQt=170
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Should You Remove Carrier IQ From Your Phone?
Before you remove this controversial diagnostic tool from
your smartphone, you should know how it will really affect
your cell phone service.
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