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.

• 5 January 2010
64. “Ten years ago on this date” is a big hit w/ virus experts on Twitter. Next up: Mafiaboy (Feb), then ILOVEYOU (May)…
• 9 January 2010
65. California demands $6.9B from fed gov’t to save their budget. ILOVEYOU virus “destroyed” $7.8B — so it was worse, right?
• 15 January 2010
66. Inside source: “ignore” ALL speculation in Google-hack case. “First responders” tainted the evidence; there’s NO chain of custody
    Now described as “Operation Aurora”
67. @danielkennedy74 Too many first responders blow it off: “it’s the latest virus, reformat the drive as a precaution”
• 19 January 2010
68. Aurora = emperor’s clothes. Everyone: “it’s a PDF exploit!” One guy: “you’re wrong.” Everyone: “it’s an IE exploit!”
69. Suppose IE is a flimsy screen door bundled with every house. The gov’t says “stop using flimsy screen doors.” STUPID advice, eh?
• 22 January 2010
70. 3doz firms THAT EMPLOY COMPUTER SECURITY EXPERTS got whacked in a zero-day attack. How about some “education” for THEM, eh?
• 26 January 2010
71. @goretsky I agree! So why do we fire bank/airport guards who repeatedly fail? We should promote them like we do for computer experts…
    The antivirus expert had replied to the above tweet.
72. Some education for those 3doz CIOs that got whacked http://Vmyths.com/column/1/2005/1/3 (thx David Harley)