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Symantec quietly retires PC Tools security product lines

Dutch citizens keep extra cash at hand following DDoS attacks

India believed to be source of sophisticated surveillance campaigns

German anti-botnet advisory recommends the use of ad blockers for security

Commoditization increasingly seen in mobile malware

Microsoft 'found to make requests' to URLs shared via Skype