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Good afternoon,

Around 350 million people will have access to six months of free security software after a deal between Facebook and McAfee.

Users will then be offered a "significant discount" after the first six months.

Also today, the corporate espionage risks of free email and the dollar costs of the ACMA blacklist...

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Munir Kotadia | January 13, 2010

Around 350 million Windows and Apple Mac users eligible.

By Neerav Bhatt | January 13, 2010

Gmail, Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail "completely vulnerable" by default.

By Ben Grubb | January 13, 2010

Investigation underway.

By Ben Grubb | January 13, 2010

And likely to increase.

By Iain Thomson | January 13, 2010

Threatens pullout after human rights hacking.

By Shaun Nichols | January 13, 2010

Reader and Acrobat flaws patched.

By Ry Crozier | January 13, 2010

Rack up 99,993 terabits of downloads in one quarter.

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