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youtube link Security Minute - August 2011

In the August edition of Security Minute with Fortinet, researcher Derek Manky talks about the most prevalent threats and threat trends plaguing the internet over the last 30 days.
youtube link Security Minute - September 2010

In the September edition of Security Minute with Fortinet, researcher Derek Manky talks about the most prevalent threats and threat trends plaguing the internet over the last 30 days, including the latest Twitter worm, Zeus and Zitmo, various software vulnerabilities, and the "Here You Have"...

youtube link Security Minute - October 2010

In this month's edition of Security Minute, researcher Derek Manky discusses Bredolab, ransomware and money mules
youtube link Security Minute - November 2010

In this episode, Derek Manky discusses the drop in spam after the Bredolab takedown, the Koobface takedown and subsequent resurrection, and also features a wrap-up on Hiloti.
youtube link Security Minute - December 2010

In this month's edition of Security Minute, researcher Derek Manky discusses how Buzus Trojan made a holiday appearance in the guise of a Hallmark E-card and how organized crime is diversifying their use of money mules.
youtube link Security Minute - January 2011

In this edition of Security Minute, Fortinet senior security strategist, Derek Manky, discusses the latest Virut and Buzus news along with a reduction in spam the world is seeing thanks to the recent Rustock botnet taken off line.
youtube link Security Minute - February 2011

In this month's Security Minute video podcast, Fortinet's Derek Manky talks about what's happening with the SpyEye and Zitmo botnets today, then concludes with the latest Microsoft, Cisco and Adobe zero-day vulnerabilities.

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