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March 08, 2012

IN THIS ISSUE


	Don't get faked by Android antivirus apps
	Operation Ghost Click DNS servers to remain online until July
	Are TSA's body scanners easy to fool?
	AntiSec hacks security site to protest LulzSec arrests
	Will LulzSec arrests stop high-profile hacks? Don't bet on it


	Don't get faked by Android antivirus apps Most Android security apps are worthless when it comes to protecting you against mobile malware, according to a new study. More \| Share on Facebook

	Operation Ghost Click DNS servers to remain online until July Courts order the malicious (but tamed) DNSChanger network to continue functioning until the malware infection is better controlled. More \| Share on Facebook


	Are TSA's body scanners easy to fool? A blogger claims that the TSA's body scanners can be duped by strapping metal objects to your side, rather than to your front or back. More \| Share on Facebook

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Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.


	AntiSec hacks security site to protest LulzSec arrests Antivirus company Panda Security is apparently targeted after a researcher celebrates reports that LulzSec's former leader had become an informant. More \| Share on Facebook


	Will LulzSec arrests stop high-profile hacks? Don't bet on it The arrests may have taken out the group known as "LulzSec," but there are still untold numbers of the hacktivist group Anonymous who remain active. More \| Share on Facebook

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