The Security Response Blog Will be Changing its RSS Feed
Created: 20 Oct 2008 23:30:53 GMT
This is an informational blog for the readers of the Security Response
Blogs, particularly those that prefer to use an RSS client to keep
up-to-date with our articles.
This Thursday morning (Pacific Daylight Time), October
23rd, we will switch over our RSS feed to a new URL. Please be sure to
update your RSS feeds to use the new URL:
http://www.symantec.com/xml/rss/srblogs.jsp
The URL for our main page remains unchanged, please add it to your bookmarks:
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