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[66] Michael Jackson hackers hijack Sydney website
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[42] London Stock Exchange Drops Windows System
[42] Jay Leno wins cybersquatting case
[40] Password Recovery Questions Make Online Accounts Vulnerable
[39] The EU does away with a cell phone tax
[38] Google App Engine suffers six-hour outage
[37] The ins and outs of the extradition battle for Gary McKinnon
[37] Apple patching serious SMS vulnerability on iPhone
[36] Will security paranoia kill wireless health IT?
[35] UAE audit body sets up anti-fraud hotline
[34] Conficker: Forgotten but not Gone
[34] Mozilla slates first Firefox 3.5 patch
[33] Judge tentatively acquits woman in MySpace case
[33] Psystar Emerges from Chapter 11, Launches New Mac Clone
[33] Bing searches to include Twitter results
[33] China has not given up Green Dam plan
[32] BT to guarantee 15Mbits/sec with fibre
[32] Cell phones used to view patient records
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·Torrentreactor breach serves potent exploit cocktail (0)
·Veracode expands secure mobile applications (0)
·F-Secure: Adobe Still Unpatched as Attacks Rise (0)
·PostgreSQL 8.4 adds 293 enhancements (0)
·Workaround to re-enable Hulu on the PS3 (0)
·Red Hat Program Certifies Partners to Put Linux on Cloud (0)
·Blizzard Trademarks "Cataclysm" - New Game Or WoW Expansion? (0)
·Suspicions of Insider Trading Surround Pirate Bay Buyers (0)
·Taiwanese Blank Media Makers to Double Blu-Ray Disc Output (0)
·Child Porn Is Apple’s Latest iPhone Headache (0)
·Windows 7 Build 7264 Leaked (0)
·The Hacker Ethic - Harming Developers? (0)
·Website for Indian Institute of Remote Sensing under attack (0)
·Bogus Flash Player Dropping BKDR_IRCBOT.BW (0)
·Bulgarian Prime Minister's website defaced (0)
·Hackers steal money from Bullitt County account (0)
·Magic Lantern unofficial camera firmware shows Canon how it's done (0)
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·Feds arrest man behind DDoS attacks against Rolling Stone (0)
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·Google unveils new ‘Twitter phone’ (0)
·The Pirate Bay sold for $7.8 million (0)
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