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Nothing seems to change in the world of cybercrime, and as we drive deeper into 2010 it just gets worse. This week’s coverage includes: * Attackers exploit iPad launch * Facebook a new phishing scam? * Operation Aurora * Hackers target friends of Google workers * Phishing email warns you owe $293.11 in debt * Phishing PayPal posers * BBB Lists Top 10 Scams * 6 ways crooks can get you online * Adobe PDF Reader Phishing… and more

The criminal shipper/courier virus cartel has launched a new attack attempting to make you believe you must download an attachment in order to claim a package. BEWARE: DO NOT CLICK…

While U. S. lawmakers wrestle with issues such as health care reform, the economy and two wars, they are also tackling the problems caused by the lack of a national copyright law to protect pre-1972 recordings.

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You are 35 percent less successful completing website tasks on a cell phone than on a regular PC according to new research. No wonder why so many people simply don’t use their mobile devices for the web.

With any new technology that takes hold, there are always those who exploit and profiteer along for the ride. Ian Maskell extols the benefits of bringing great ideas to the iPhone platform, with a website to broker talent.

Recapping 2009, with moments in social media, top scams, and 10 Security nightmares of the decade; then, targets for 2010: iPhone, Android and Adobe; then the tie-in with China hacks in the “Warmergate” case debunking Algore’s global warming.

We’ve followed the work of Knujon, CircleID, and SpamCop for several years, now it appears they’re making some substantial advances in the war against pill spammers and rogue registrars who harbor spam and malware purveyors. Here are some of the latest developments

Is a pay-for-bytes consumed internet in our future? 99.9% think ‘Net Neutrality’ issues have gone away. Wrong. Rest assured, the issues and debates are going to get ugly — and who ends up on the receiving end may be you.