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On Wednesday, Network security firm eSoft discovered more than 700,000 web pages that were masquerading as YouTube sites and spreading malware to web users, SC Magazine reports.

Up to 114,000 websites may have been compromised from a recent widespread attack, including sites belonging to the Wall Street Journal and Jerusalem Post, Computer World reports.

Microsoft released a new patch on Tuesday to address 10 security gaps that could enable an attacker to take control of a Windows computer by using malicious content through Internet Explorer.

The honors keep rolling in for Vexira Antivirus.

ProSecure, the network security branch of Netgear, announced today that it was the only anti-malware gateway to earn a "Recommended" honor from SC Magazine, out-performing similar products from 10 different vendors.

Adobe released a security bulletin late last Friday warning its users of a "critical vulnerability" in Adobe Flash Player 10.0.45.2 and some of its earlier versions.

Websense Security Labs has detected another spam attack aimed at Twitter users.

Citing users' privacy concerns, Facebook has launched a new page aimed at providing people with a resource to become more aware of their privacy controls, V3 reports.

The use of open APIs has been a growing trend in website development because it allows for greater compatibility and functionality between two networks.

Consumers downloading free screen saver programs may be getting more than just a colorful background.