[snarkpup]

No one gives a flip about internet security. Follow the link to the Orange County Register with decent security settings and this is what you get:

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I found another article on the same subject here:

Panda Security New Study Finds that 77% of SMB Employees Using Social Networking During Working Hours

Unlike the web programmers at the OC Register, these guys seem to have mastered the fine art of presenting a simple article without demanding a license to kill your machine.

However, check this out: The first two lines of this (second) article are [emphasis mine]:

• Thirty-three percent of US SMBs have been infected by malware propagated via social networks; 23 percent have experienced identity theft on popular social networks

• Facebook takes top spot for social networking-related malware infections, followed by YouTube and Twitter

And down near the end of the article, the author says [emphasis mine]:

"Follow us at: youtube.com/PandaSecurity1 / twitter.com/Panda_Security"

[Wonder Warthog]

That’s almost as bad as the time when the computer group at the major chemical company I once worked for gave a group seminar on computer security. At the end of the seminar, they passed out magnetic “refrigerator stick-ons” with a catchy phrase (which I now forget).