Symantec has observed a new trend in phishing in which the phishing Web page contains pornographic content.

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Phishing Using Pornographic Content as Bait

Yesterday we saw SEO poisoning attacks when searching for keywords such as “Apple Tablet”. Now, after the product announcement has been made, we are seeing the same attack with the actual name of the product included in the search term.

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iPad SEO Poisoning Leads To Rogue Security Software

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AntiVirus Live and Netsky. Coincidence? Nope.

The car accident involving Tiger Woods last night outside his home in Windemere, Florida has been generating a lot of heat as far as Web traffic and searches go. Since the news broke, the top web searches on Google has been related to the this story. Even hours after the break of the story, six out of the top ten search items are still related to this event.

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Tiger Woods Car Accident Heating Up the Web

The Security Response team has compiled the top security trends of 2009. We pulled data from the Global Intelligence Network and the experiences of the thousands of analysts and security experts at Symantec to come up with the top trends for the year.

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Breadth of Security Issues in 2009 = Stunning

Finally, some help with explaining Internet security to my non-geek friends! The Guide to Scary Internet Stuff video series will hopefully make my life a little easier. Explaining the intricacies of Internet security is a challenging task.

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Guide to Scary Internet Stuff

If a hacker managed to hack into your blog or website, what could they possibly do? They could insert malicious iframes or JavaScript code into your Web pages. Probably even attempt to steal some data.

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Iframes, Please Make Way for SEO Poisoning