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January 18, 2009

Social Networking Insecurity

Filed under: Education/Library, SMB, employer, schools — BarbR @ 10:45 pm

Ben Wright, an advisor to CyberPatrol, has published research about the infection of work computers by viruses spread through Facebook and Myspace.

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