Vmyths archives its Twitter feed for historical clarity. If it went out via our “vmyths” account, you’ll find it here — along with any needed explanations, clarifications, corrections, and apologies.

• 11 April 2009
1. WSJ story HIDES its source(s) who insist China/Russa hackers now control the North American electrical grid … why didn’t WSJ name them?
• 12 April 2009
2. Irony, anyone? F-Secure expert Mikko Hypponen warns “don’t click links” on Twitter — and THAT tweet has a link to Mikko’s blog…
3. Food for thought. A bored 17yr-old on Twitter will gain more PR exposure in 1 day than the person(s) who created Conficker months ago
4. @mikkohypponen The irony of your tweet will make it into Vmyths…
• 16 April 2009
5. McAfee applies “virus new math,” claims spam releases 17M tons/yr of CO2. Irony — McAfee’s press coverage released 104.37K tons of CO2
6. Okay, I’ll bite. Which world-renowned CO2 experts VETTED McAfee’s spam report? I smell a pile of False Authority Syndrome here…
7. Will somebody please tell me WHO at McAfee came up with this idea to calculate the carbon footprint of “enlarge your penis/breasts” spam?
• 19 April 2009
8. Warning to reporters: security experts’ tweets lack focus. This may lead to “stovepiping” (see Wiki) when the next big worm comes along…
• 27 April 2009
9. @McAfeeAvertLabs multiple employees spout personal opinions on your corporate account. How long before we see hysteria from one of them?