Google hands over $5 credit to Wallet customers, report says

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Security Center       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter March 22, 2012   Google hands over $5 credit to Wallet customers, report says The company says that all the funds that were previously available on the prepaid card have been restored, following a security issue discovered last month.  More | Share on Facebook      Phone scammer or trustworthy solicitor? Software calls it Japanese researchers aim to protect potential victims of phone scams by identifying "overtrust" in their voices when they interact with the bad guys.  More | Share on Facebook      Detect and prevent today's sophisticated malware threats Internet thieves are more organized and more technically savvy than ever before as they concoct insidious software designed to let them separate you from your valuables. Users and ISPs must work together to keep them at bay.  More | Share on Facebook      'Dark trade' in Web-censoring tools exposed by Pakistan plan A plan by Pakistan for a Web-filtering project prompts U.S. firms to take a stance on selling software to be used for government censorship.  More | Share on Facebook          About Security Center Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.     Gmail: That's spam, and here's why Opening a given e-mail message marked as spam now gets you an explanation of why Gmail considers it junk.  More | Share on Facebook    Imuler/Revir Trojan for OS X resurfaces The malware scene in OS X is minimal when compared with other operating systems, but it is being developed at a snail's pace.  More | Share on Facebook

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