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FBI Steps Up 'Internet Doomsday' Awareness Malware Campaign FBI says infected users must deal with DNS changer malware or risk losing Internet in July. - Jared Newman, PCWorld Security Reviews & News Hotspot Shield Keep yourself safe at public hot spots--for free. Share: Facebook Invites More Comment on Policy Changes New revisions to the social network's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities are up for discussion until a revised deadline of April 27. Share: Symantec Revamps Website Trust Program Norton Secured Seal will replace the Verisign logo to reassure consumers online that a site has been checked out for malware and security issues. 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