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Facebook worm turns your friends into enemies
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August 11, 2008
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Facebook worm turns your friends into enemies
Facebook has a worm. It was bound to happen: as the web increases in popularity, it was just a matter of time before security bad guys started targeting Web applications in earnest. Recent research from IBM suggests that the pace of security vulnerabilities on the Web is accelerating. This particular worm on Facebook is highly insidious. Read story ![]() Matthew Elliott
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