Surprising no one, Google says that spam levels have risen considerably.

Michael Jackson's death has predictably prompted fraudsters to create malware to lure unsuspecting users.

Fixing the flaw in Adobe Shockwave Player, Adobe announced that the hole, "... could allow an attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability to take control of the affected system."

Microsoft is ready to unveil public beta testing of its free anti-malware engine.

Security vendor Symantec warns of yet another worm attack on Twitter.

Security vendor Cenzic releases products to combat the threat to application security in cloud hybrids.

Virtually all data loss occurs on servers. A new company releases a pubic beta for anti-malware.

Microsoft calls six of the ten security bulletins critical. All told, 31 vulnerabilities are addressed, including one in the newest Internet Explorer.

A T-Mobile spokesperson says the company is investigating the matter.

Redmond also says it has fixes in the works for Windows, Word and Excel.