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April Fool’s Conficker Threat is Likely Hype – Network World (via FriendFeed)

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April Fool’s Conficker Threat is Likely Hype – Network World

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“According to Joe Stewart, a security researcher at SecureWorks who knows what’s what when it comes to malware, “there will be no April 1st outbreak.” Clean PCs won’t suddenly melt down from a new Conficker infection. All that will happen, Stewart writes, is that the worm will begin to use a new trick that gives it a better chance of getting around existing defenses that attempt to prevent it from updating. The ability has been around since a new Conficker variant came out earlier this month, but it won’t activate until April 1st, Stewart says.” – Ron Bailey

Why Twitter’s New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web of Mashups – ReadWriteWeb (via delicious)

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Why Twitter’s New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web of Mashups – ReadWriteWeb

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“Effective Twitter implementation of OAuth is a far more important matter than it might seem. This isn’t something small, dry and technical. This is the future of integrated, hyper-smart social computing being built right before our eyes.” – Ron Bailey

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