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. Co-founder Rob Rosenberger submitted all the tweets this month.

• 20 December 2009
57. If your “24/7″ security vendor closes their office due to bad weather, your firm will be vulnerable to hackers. Right?
58. OMG, hackers “deleted” all Delta flights to/from WashDC! Oh wait, Delta did that to itself due to bad weather. Nevermind.
59. @marylande Remember when hackers attacked your power grid for NINE DAYS during a blizzard? http://bit.ly/7Z1jq9
60. Which is worse: the deadly WashDC blizzard, or a computer virus? http://Vmyths.com/column/1/2003/2/23
• 22 December 2009
61. @diplomamill Degree-mill grad runs a certificate mill for IT security workers http://SecurityCritics.org/2009/12/01/coleman
• 29 December 2009
62. Remember a decade ago when “200,000 Y2k viruses” threatened mankind? http://Vmyths.com/2000/01/13/y2k-virus
63. @mikkohypponen {satire} There are problems still now in your AV product – for real! See one of the reports: http://bit.ly/76Mue9
    After the antivirus expert complained of long-standing problems in a different vendor’s product line.