The following content is featured this month:

• In Computers in Libraries, Ayyoub Ajmi talks about his library’s experience with URL injection (an attack targeting individuals and small orga­nizations with the sole goal of spread­ing malware and promoting shady busi­nesses).
• In Information Today, Anthony Aycock advises aspiring law librarians on four important aspects of the job: whether they need a law degree, what training is helpful, what books and blogs are good resources, and how to be attractive to potential employers.
• In Marketing Library Services, Jillian Kalonick shares how United for Libraries, the ALA division dedicated to Friends, trustees, and other support groups, has been training advocates as part of a grant from the Neal-Schuman Foundation. Kalonick describes 10 tips that she and her colleagues have been teaching in order to help as many groups as possible learn to fight for their local libraries.
• In Online Searcher, Edward Vawter presents an in-depth look at how to protect your computer, smartphone, and other devices from being compromised. Basically, he says, it's all about your passwords: how you pick them and how you store them.