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Sophos: Facebook Malware Attack Puts Work Computers at Risk
IT security firm Sophos says new Facebook malware attack poses serious security threat to all computers, both personal and corporate
By Joan Goodchild, Senior Editor
This is the second time in recent weeks Facebook has dealt with security problems. Last month, Sophos's Cluley discovered a glitch in a test version of Facebook's Web site inadvertently exposed the birthdays of Facebook's 80 million members.
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