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Hackers vs. Phishers
FBI Cracks "Largest Phishing Case Ever"
How Dangerous Could a Hacked Robot Possibly Be?
Are There Affordable Low-DPI Large-Screen LCD Monitors?
Cyberterror Not Yet a Credible Threat, Says Policy Thinktank
Google Envisions 10 Million Servers
Recovering the Slums of the Internet?
Saying No To Promotions Away From Tech?
Sneaky Microsoft Add-On Put Firefox Users At Risk
IT Snake Oil — Six Tech Cure-Alls That Went Bunk
Malware and Botnet Operators Going ISP
Microsoft Investigates Windows 7 "Black Screen of Death"
New Virginia IT Systems Lack Network Backup
Recession Pushes More Workers To Steal Data
Test of 16 Anti-Virus Products Says None Rates "Very Good"
Microsoft Joins the OpenID Foundation
Researchers Build Malicious Facebook App
Coping Strategies for Women in IT
Microsoft Rushes Internet Explorer Patch
Autonomous Intelligent Botnets Bouncing Back
Firefox 3.6 Locks Out Rogue Add-ons
Reporting To Executives
PC Repair In Texas Now Requires a PI License
Young Employees Pose Increasing Risk to Networks
FCC's Spectrum Auction Approaches $20B in Bids
Is A Bad Attitude Damaging The IT Profession?
The 100 Degree Data Center
Wikimedia Simplifies By Moving To Ubuntu
Ch-Ch-Chatting With the South Pole's IT Manager
Accused Rogue Admin Terry Childs Makes His Case
To Purge Or Not To Purge Your Data
Cuil Proves the Bubble Is Back
Yahoo Hacker 'Mafiaboy' Eight Years On
.ANI Vulnerability Patch Breaks Applications
7 Ways to Be Mistaken for a Spammer
90% of IT Professionals Don't Want Vista
A Look at Microsoft's Security War Room
Adobe PDF Exploits In the Wild
Attacking Local Browser Storage
Black Screen of Death Not Microsoft's Fault
Boredom Drives Open-Source Developers?
Botnet on Botnet Action
Building a Global Cyber Police Force
CERN, the Big Bang and Impact On the IT Industry
Choosing a Good DNSBL
Conficker Worm Asks For Instructions, Gets Update
Cybercriminals Building New, Stealthier Networks
Do Women Write Better Code?
EPA Reaches Goal On Data Center Study
EPA Sends Data Center Power Study to Congress
Emoticons in the Workplace
Encryption Could Make You More Vulnerable
Even Dirtier IT Jobs
F-Secure Calls for '.safe' TLD
FTP Hacking on the Rise
Facebook ID Probe Shows Things Getting Worse
Fake Antivirus Overwhelming Scanners
Firefox Most Vulnerable Browser, Safari Close
First Mobile Device with Rollable Display
Fox News' FTP Password Anyone?
Generational Windows Multicore Performance Tests
Google Joins EU Antitrust Case Against Microsoft
Google Releases Web Security Book
Google Says Spam, Virus Attacks to Get More Clever
Guerrilla IT, Embracing the Superuser?
Hackers Find Home In Amazon EC2 Cloud
Half a Million Database Servers 'Have no Firewall'
High Def Microphone for Mobile Computing
How One Clumsy Ship Caused A Major Net Outtage
IT Labor Shortage Is Just a Myth
IT Students Contract Out Coursework To India
Identity Theft Hits the Root Name Servers
Inside the Lucasfilm datacenter
Internet Black Holes
Is the IT Department Dead?
James Bond Villain Data Center
Japanese Researchers Aim to Replace the Internet
Linux Gaining Strength In Downturn
Man-in-the-Middle Attack on MySpace with Cain
Microsoft Trying To Appeal to the Unix Crowd?
Most Security Products Fail To Perform
New Botnet Dwarfs Storm
Open Source 'Sage' Takes Aim at High End Math Software
Open Source Search Engine Benchmarks
Opera Unite is a Hail Mary
Ophcrack Says Your Password Is Insecure
Oracle Buys Sun
R2-D2 Monitors Your Web Servers
RIAA Website Hacked
Researchers Infiltrate and 'Pollute' Storm Botnet
SORBS Blocklist Reportedly Sold For $451K
SQL Injection Attack Claims 132,000+
Schneier On Un-Authentication
Should Enterprise IT Give Back To Open Source?
Shrinking Budgets Tie Hands of Security Pros
Stored Data to Exceed 1.8 Zettabytes by 2011
The 5 Users You'd Meet in Hell
The Hard Drive Is Inside the Computer
The Internet of Things - What is a Spime?
The Man Behind Google's Ranking Algorithm
The Myth of the Isolated Kernel Hacker
Top Solid State Disks and TB Drives Reviewed
TrueCrypt 5.0 Released, Now Encrypts Entire Drive
Twitter Hack Details Revealed
Unsticking Yourself From Your Security Application
Video Surveillance Identifies Threat Patterns
What Data Center Designers Can Learn From Legos
Why Microsoft Will Never Make .NET Truly Portable
Why a Hard Disk Is a Better Bargain Than an SSD
Yahoo Co-Founder Yang Now In Charge
How Do I Talk To 4th Graders About IT?
Replacing Fiber With 10 Gigabit/Second Wireless
Encrypted Images Vulnerable To New Attack
Windows 7 Beta Released To Public After Delay
Millions of Internet Addresses Are Lying Idle
Ma.gnolia User Data Is Gone For Good
Annual H-1B Visa Cap Met In One Day
Microsoft Pushes Windows To Battle Linux In Africa
New Grads Shun IT Jobs As "Boring"
Online Community For a Call Center?
How Do You Justify the Existence of IT?
Abused IT Workers Ready To Quit
Sun Unveils RAID-Less Storage Appliance
Should You Get Paid While Your Computer Boots?
Extended Gmail Outage Frustrates Admins
Software Piracy At the Beijing Branch Office?
How IT Increases Productivity
Fire Your IT Boss
Now Even Photo CAPTCHAs Have Been Cracked
Microsoft Announces Windows Azure, Cloud-Based OS
Raising Doubts About Australia's Broadband Upgrade Plan
Defusing the Threat of Disgruntled IT Workers
First-Ever Photo Tour of Defcon's Network Center
MI6 Terror Photos, Data Accidentally Sold On Ebay
Microsoft's "Dead Cow" Patch Was 7 Years In the Making
Open Source Helps New IT Grads Get Foot in the Door
Sprint Cuts Cogent Off the Internet
Why Mirroring Is Not a Backup Solution
First Secure Quantum Crypto Network Up and Running
Schneier Mulls Psychology of Security
Cameroon the New Hotbed of Malware
Cyber-criminal Left In Charge of Prison Computer Network
Details On Worldwide Surveillance and Filtering
Michael Dell Says Windows 7 Will Make You Love PCs
Comcast Kicks Tires On 100-Gig Optical Links
One Laptop Per Child Security Spec Released
Identifying (and Fixing) Failing IT Projects
Kaminsky Bug Options Include "Do Nothing," Says IETF
A CIO's View of Ubuntu
Data Centers Work To Reduce Water Usage
F-Secure Suggests Ditching Adobe Reader For Free PDF Viewers
New Jersey's Cablevision Hijacks DNS Error Pages
Phantom OS, the 21st Century OS?
Sophisticated, Targeted Breakins Uncovered
Terry Childs Case Puts All Admins In Danger
IT Workers Are Getting Fatter
(Almost) All You Need To Know About IPv6
802.11n Draft 2.0 Approved by Working Group
Microsoft Updates Multiple Sysinternals Tools
Dismantling the Myth of IT Being a Dead-End Career
USB 3.0 Is Ten Times Faster; Get It In 2010
Why IT Won't Power Down PCs
Best Integrated Issue-Tracker For Subversion?
The Stigma of a Tech Support Background
Bug Means High School Students' Schedule Errors May Last Days
Farewell To the Floppy Disk
Best Practices For Infrastructure Upgrade?
Facebook Putting Batteries On-Board Its Servers
Man-In-the-Middle Vulnerability For SSL and TLS
New Attack Fells Internet Explorer
On-Demand Video + CMS + Interactive Input For Museum?
SSL Still Mostly Misunderstood, Even By the Pros
Simple, Free Web Remote PC Control?
The Cloud Ate My Homework
Transpacific Unity Fiber Optic Cable Leaves Japan
What Can I Expect As an IT Intern?
uTorrent To Build In Transfer-Throttling Ability
MS Giving Exploit Writers Clues To Flaws
IBM Saves $250M Running Linux On Mainframes
USPS Server Meltdown
10 IT Power-Saving Myths Debunked
Downadup Worm — When Will the Next Shoe Drop?
Google Adopts, Forks OpenID 1.0
The Dead Sea Effect In the IT Workplace
Corporate Data Centers As Ethernet's Next Frontier
New Hack Exploits Common Programming Error
All of Vietnam's Government Computers To Use Linux, By Fiat
Microsoft Quietly Previews PC Advisor Repair Tool
Landing IT Work Overseas
OpenSolaris 2008.11 – Year of the Laptop?
Cybercrime-As-a-Service Takes Off
Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Computer System
Intel Shows Data Centers Can Get By (Mostly) With Little AC
How To Suck At Information Security
For 3 Years, Scammers Ran Truckless Trucking Company
The Case Against Web Apps
Alarm Raised On Teenage Hackers
Opera 9.60 Released, With Upgraded Mail Client
Intel Testing Solar Power For Data Centers
Lack of Innovation in IT Holding Companies Back?

Hackers vs. Phishers