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6 new ways hackers are using malware CBC.ca The number of bugs and malicious viruses being deployed to hack computers is on the rise, up 41 per cent in 2011, security experts say. So is the complexity of today's malware. See all stories on this topic » CBC.ca

250K PCs still at risk from Nov. hacking scam Chicago Tribune About a quarter-million computer users around the world are at risk of losing Internet access Monday because of malicious software at the heart of a hacking scam that U.S. authorities shut down last November. See all stories on this topic »

Phone hacking the tip of an iceberg of illegal snooping, say MPs The Guardian Home affairs select committee calls for urgent action to curb black market in information. By Josh Halliday. See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Infected: Beating malware at its own game MinnPost.com (blog) In fact, this is why the FBI stepped in last year and took over the hacker's servers, (not shutting them completely down for fear that Fortune 500 companies, individuals and others might be affected by the virus and unable to use the internet.) Instead ... See all stories on this topic » MinnPost.com (blog)

UK Should Regulate Private Eyes After Hacking, Lawmakers Say Businessweek The U.K. government should act urgently to regulate private investigators guilty of "brokering black-market information" and invading privacy as they did during the phone-hacking scandal, lawmakers said. See all stories on this topic »

Report: Wireless Hacking Suspected In Air Raid Siren Miscues Threatpost (blog) Residents in two Illinois communities are settling their nerves after civil defense sirens blared for around 30 minutes last Saturday - an incident that authorities say may be the result of hacking. See all stories on this topic »

Hacking is 'tip of the iceberg' in data black market Press Gazette Phone-hacking is the tip of the iceberg of a substantial black market in personal information, according to MPs. Rogue private investigators are using tracking and recording devices easily available online to cash in on people's private lives and ... See all stories on this topic »

If Hackers Didn't Exist, Governments Would Have to Invent Them The Atlantic The myth of malicious adolescents out to wreak havoc on our technology spurs Internet regulations that are far more stringent than is reasonable. See all stories on this topic » The Atlantic

Iran state TV accuses BBC of hacking website Businessweek TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's state TV charged Wednesday that the BBC hacked its website to change the results of a poll about Iran's nuclear program. The BBC denied the allegation. See all stories on this topic »

Hacker Consultant to Oliver Stone's Newest Movie Savages Will Teach a Special ... Equities.com SecureNinja Special Edition EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker class will feature: • 3 SecureNinja instructors (including SAVAGES actor/advisor Ralph Echemendia plus Cyber Kung Fu Instructors Larry Greenblatt & Tom Updegrove) • 3rd Generation "the ... See all stories on this topic »

Blogs 2 new results for hacking

Research at a snail's pace: Em2 Hacking for Life By MK Em2 Hacking for Life. Experimentation continues here in the dirt lab. Today I bashed together a cordless drill, 2x4's and a few other bits to create a prototype sediment supply system for the Em2 stream table. Currently it dumps about 27g of ... Research at a snail's pace

No longer trimming the fat.. more hacking out vital organs | Kings of ... By Rob Dover Well, the East of Suez debate is finally resolved. And the waving of the arms and the gnashing of the teeth about Blair's doctrine of military. Kings of War

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