From PC World (Daniel Ionescu)
The malicious worm affecting Twitter over the weekend has now mutated and continues to invade [pcworld.com] the popular microblogging network. Although Twitter is taking action [twitter.com] against the problem, security analysts fear that further mutations of the worm will continue to wreak havoc on the network over the week. This article provides practical advice on how to stay safe while using Twitter.
From PC World (Daniel Ionescu)
The malicious worm affecting Twitter over the weekend has now mutated and continues to invade [pcworld.com] the popular microblogging network. Although Twitter is taking action [twitter.com] against the problem, security analysts fear that further mutations of the worm will continue to wreak havoc on the network over the week. This article provides practical advice on how to stay safe while using Twitter.
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