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When Web 2.0 Becomes Security Risk 2.0

By: Ryan Naraine, Security Evangelist, Kaspersky Lab

Published: May 2009

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Social networking is all the rage these days. Facebook. MySpace. LinkedIn. Hi5. Orkut. Twitter. The names may sound strange to the uninitiated, but for hundreds of millions of computer users around the world, these social networks offer efficient and powerful ways to communicate with friends, family and co-workers. Addictive and popular, end users -- including businesses -- are spending countless hours on social networks, sharing everything from photographs, videos, personal messages, and notes with potentially millions of others around the globe.

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