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February 27, 2012

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	Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only
	Civil liberties groups: Proposed cybersecurity bill is too broad
	Avast 2012 examines your file booty
	New Flashback Trojan variant found for OS X
	Friday Poll: Will the Privacy Bill of Rights matter?


	Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only Privacy advocates say consumers are expecting more from a Do Not Track policy than marketers are willing to give. More \| Share on Facebook

	Civil liberties groups: Proposed cybersecurity bill is too broad Lack of clear definitions regarding who can monitor threats, what countermeasures are allowed, and what constitutes a "crime" has civil liberties groups worried. More \| Share on Facebook


	Avast 2012 examines your file booty The latest major update to Avast includes a remote tech support tool, Web-based security management, and file reputation analysis in downloads--a first for free security suites. More \| Share on Facebook

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	New Flashback Trojan variant found for OS X Intego has found a new variant of the Flashback Trojan, which uses unique methods for tricking Mac users. More \| Share on Facebook


	Friday Poll: Will the Privacy Bill of Rights matter? Obama's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights is designed to address online privacy issues, but wary Web users aren't sure if it will have a real impact. More \| Share on Facebook

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