[ZDNET] Warning: Fraudulent digital certificates issued; Apple, Microsoft shake-ups; Firefox's future

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Breaking News Microsoft warns: Fraudulent digital certificates issued for high-value websites According to the Microsoft advisory, the fraudulent Web certificates affect the Microsoft Live service, Google's mail system, Yahoo and Skype log-ins. READ MORE More coverage: Researchers release details on 34 SCADA vulnerabilities McAfee to acquire database security vendor Sentrigo Must-Read Stories   Do disappearing Microsoft executive bios equal demotions? Apple's changing of the Mac OS X guard: Time to take stock as iOS leads CTIA Wireless: Jabra announces 'industry-first' Freeway speakerphone Why Firefox WILL survive HTC Merge hands-on (photos) Barbecuers and Charcoal Grillers Rejoice: Behold, the Looft Lighter Recommended Cloud Computing Essentials for Security The migration to cloud computing is likely to continue for years. The real questions now are whether you have a plan and whether you'll be ready. In this TechRepublic Webcast, explore the top considerations for protecting and accessing your data. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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