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[News] — BusinessWeek | A New York judge has declared a second mistrial in the case against a New Jersey blogger charged with threatening federal judges. read more»
[News] — Two suicide bombers  kill at least 43 people and wound 100 in the Pakistani city of Lahore. read more»
[Technology] — An undercover investigation has revealed the bizarre and brutal methods used to keep Apple's product secrets. Employees at Apple contractors are searched with metal detectors as they leave their workplace. "If you have any metal objects on you when you leave, they just call the police," one empl read more»
[Internet] — A band of cyber-attackers have taken down the Australian Parliament House website and hacked Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's website in coordinated protests against government plans to filter the Internet. The group responsible, called Anonymous, is known for coordinated Internet attacks against Scien read more»
[Internet] — The NY Times gained access to a Chinese hacker-for-profit, referred to as 'Majia,' and observed him during one of his nightly 'sessions.' From the article: 'Oddly, Majia said his parents did not know that he was hacking at night [hacking is illegal in China]. But at one point, he explained the read more»
[News] — Here is over 100 antivirus and internet security software being tested for performance and also the effectiveness of heuristic scanning engine. Come and check out which takes the most memory usage. read more»
[News] — In case you haven’t heard yet, there’s a worm that’s working its way around old and unpatched versions of Wordpress. Already it has infected some, including sites that belong to tech celebrities Robert Scoble and Andy Ihnatko. read more»
[Technology] — A now published hole in Windows allows users with restricted access to escalate their privileges to system level – and this is believed to be possible on all 32-bit versions of Windows from Windows NT 3.1 up to, and including Windows 7. The problem is caused by flaws in the Virtual DOS Machine (VDM read more»
[Offbeat] — Don't like taking of your shoes in airports? Well you do not have to anymore! read more»
[Internet] — Twitter and Facebook were down yesterday because of a cyber attack by Russians using DDoS attacks. Here we explain how they did it and why! read more»
[Technology] — Using a Nokia mobile phone and a laptop computer, Laurie was able to copy the data on a card that is being issued to foreign nationals in minutes. He then added fresh content that would be visible to any police officer or security official who scanned the card, saying, "I am a terrorist - shoot on read more»
[Technology] — Normally, a well-crafted fake ATM would skim a lot of card information before it was noticed, if it was ever noticed at all. Because it is safer for the criminals and harder to prosecute, financial crimes like this are spreading fast. If you are smart, you don't try to pull one off in the middle o read more»
[Technology] — This technology could make it possible to create documents that wipe themselves clean after they've been read. read more»
[Internet] — Hackers last week broke into a Virginia state Web site used by pharmacists to track prescription drug abuse. They deleted records on more than 8 million patients and replaced the site's homepage with a ransom note demanding $10 million for the return of the records, according to a posting on Wikil read more»
[News] — Hackers have crossed into new frontiers by devising sophisticated ways to steal large amounts of personal identification numbers, or PINs, protecting credit and debit cards, says an investigator. read more»


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