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As the conflict continues in Iraq, nerds are fighting their own war in cyberspace. Both pro- and anti-war hackers are causing mayhem on the Web. Local copy Flaw Hits NT 4, Windows 2000 and XP (Original) 'Important' RPC flaw cannot be patched on NT 4, warns Microsoft Local copy Glitch in Windows XP SP1 Could Slow Systems (Original) Microsoft Corp. has acknowledged and patched a glitch with its Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) update that can cause system slowdowns, but it has yet to make widely available its still-developing fix.... Local copy Hack Attack Cyber-Slams W'Chester Town Mayor (Original) Brazen computer hackers embarrassed the tony village of Scarsdale by altering its official Web site to proclaim that the mayor is a big crook. Local copy Hack Attack on Al-Jazeera Raises Questions (Original) SEATTLE — Someone made hacker history by knocking out Aljazeera.net, the Arabic satellite news channel's Web site, for most of last week. No one has ever sustained a crippling attack against a big Web... Local copy Hackers Bombard US Sites, Pasting Anti-war Messages (Original) New Delhi, March 29, IRNA -- As Baghdad continues to be pounded by US Local copy Hackers Condemn Arab Site Hack (Original) Don't blame hackers for the attacks that recently took down Arab news network Al-Jazeera's website. Local copy Hackers Strike Georgia Tech Computer, Gain Credit Card Data (Original) Computer hackers invaded a computer at Georgia Tech and copied names, addresses and -- in some cases -- credit card information for 57,000 patrons of the Ferst Center for the Arts. Local copy New Wireless Security Means Costly Upgrade (Original) "Wi-Fi protected access came into existence because the 802.1x and 802.1i standards are taking too long to come online," said WatchGuard vice president Mark Stevens. "Now compatibility fears could slo... Local copy Qualcomm 'Superhacker' Wins Change of Venue (Original) Accused superhacker Jerome Heckenkamp is saying goodbye to sunny San Diego, California after winning a venue change for a 10-count indictment accusing him of sophisticated hack attacks against telecom... Local copy Sendmail Hit by Critical Security Bug (Original) Vulnerability could allow attacker to gain control of server Local copy |
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