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Chinese internet users have reacted with fury after Microsoft launched an anti-piracy tool to combat the widespread sale of fake software.
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Yahoo is introducing new technology to its search engine which will warn users if they are about to click on a website that hosts viruses, spyware and spam.
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The best criminal hacker is the one that isn’t caught—or even identified. These are 10 of the most infamous unsolved computer crimes (that we know about).
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Late last year we discovered that MySpace cofounder Tom Anderson, arguably the most popular individual on the Internet with 240 million MySpace friends
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According to internet reports, a hacker going by the alias SKFU has managed to run a Blu-ray disc backup on the PS3. Details are sketchy and the actual hack has yet to...
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On the eve of a Lords ruling over US demands for his extradition, a British computer hacker claims that American prosecutors threatened to haul him before a military...
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Raphnet\’s projects include not only adapters and fully-modded SNES and NES controllers, but also N64 solutions. Raphaël Assénat has documented the process of...
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A Mukilteo man has been sentenced to three years in a California prison for tricking 911 dispatchers into sending a SWAT team to the Orange County home of a randomly...
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Hacker Industries, Inc. and its Licensed Applicators team up with Habitat for Humanity New Orleans during the company’s 25th Anniversary Convention. (PRNewsFoto/Hacker Industries, Inc.)
