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A hacker, who breached the computer network at Sandia National Laboratories and posted an anti-Israeli message on the Eglin Air Force Base Web site pleaded guilty to computer and credit card fraud cha... Local copy China Arrests Another Internet Activist (Original) BEIJING - Chinese Internet activist Zhang Yuxiang has been arrested in the eastern city of Nanjing and is being held in a guesthouse, New York-based Human Rights in China (HRIC) said Saturday. Local copy Computer Bug Paralyzed Japan's Air Traffic System (Original) TOKYO - The government said Thursday a glitch in a program made by technology giant NEC Corp., overlooked by both aviation bureau and company technicians for months, led to the failure of Japan's cent... Local copy DiscoverCard Users Hit With E-mail Scam (Original) Users of Discover Financial Services Inc.'s DiscoverCard were targeted by an e-mail scam this week designed to trick them into giving out their personal information, including user identifications, ac... Local copy Hackers Evolve From Pranksters into Profiteers (Original) SAN FRANCISCO — Computer identity theft has long been a fast-growing cybercrime. But increasingly, hackers are seeking profit rather than just fun. Local copy High Insecurity (Original) Nothing has been stolen from your computer? That doesn't mean that nobody has visited. Local copy ID Theft Logs On To the Net (Original) The smuggling of artifacts, drugs, ancient coins, rare stamps, wildlife trophies... they're passe now. Identity theft is the latest criminal click on the block in the world of the Internet. Identity t... Local copy Irish Honeynet Slammed by Attacks (Original) The Irish Honeynet enticed nearly 600 attacks in January, while the rampant Slammer worm even caused it to be brought down for a day during the month. Local copy IT Security on a Shoestring Budget (Original) "The most basic thing you can do in security is a firewall," the Yankee Group's Eric Ogren told the E-Commerce Times, "because you're instantly getting both protection for your network and for your se... Local copy LapLink Says Hackers Left Key Clue (Original) While driving to work on Interstate 405 Thursday, Mark Eppley checked his e-mail from his cellphone and saw a message titled "Break-in attempt." Local copy New Computer Virus Surfaces (Original) Another virulent virus has surfaced to torment computer users, and this time it is associated with the infamous 9/11 incident and it could come from someone you know. Local copy Techie Terror Targets Sighted (Original) The web of terror stretches far beyond bombs and destroying buildings -- cyber-war is now part of that repertoire. Local copy Tricky Windows Worm Poses as Game (Original) A new email-aware worm, Bibrog-B, poses as a computer game in an attempt to dupe users. Local copy University of Texas Student Charged in Hacking of School's Computer System (Original) AUSTIN, Texas - Authorities filed federal charges Friday against a 20-year-old student accused of hacking into a University of Texas computer system and stealing Social Security numbers and other pers... Local copy US Diplomatic Site Hacked by Anti-war Protestors (Original) The website of the American Academy of Diplomacy (www.academyofdiplomacy.org ) was hacked into yesterday (Sunday) while US, UK and Spanish leaders met at the Azores summit to discuss the crisis over I... Local copy US Government 'Hyping Cyber-terrorism' (Original) Terrorists use bombs not computers, argues security expert Local copy |
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