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Spammers hit below men’s belts

September 25th, 2008

By Penis-enlargement pills from US firm EyeFive, one of many such products for sale over the net. Picture / Brett Phibbs By JUHA SAARINEN Competing fiercely with solicitation from the relatives of dead African dictators and US mortgage sales pitches,
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McAfee Virus SuperDAT Definitions Update 5391
This file will update your McAfee based scan engine and virus pattern to detect the latest viruses.
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Hacker put details on web in spite
A 14-year-old hacker put 895 customer records of Hamilton internet provider Net4U on the web in an act of spite. The information included the names, addresses and telephone numbers, as well as email addresses, passwords and customers’ credit card numbers
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Those Crazy Internet Security Questions (Time Magazine)
As Sarah Palin can attest, our online passwords are never as foolproof as we think they are. That’s why security questions are getting smarter - and more puzzling
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McAfee, Inc. Agrees to Acquire Secure Computing
McAfee, Inc. Agrees to Acquire Secure Computing SANTA CLARA & SAN JOSE, Calif. Sept. 22, 2008 — McAfee, Inc. today announced the execution of a definitive merger agreement to acquire Secure Computing Corporation for $5.75 per common share in cash,
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Ruxcon hacker conference opens arms to security pros
Community-organised hacker conference, Ruxcon, is aiming to attract a more diverse field of attendees to its annual event in November. Now in its sixth year, Ruxcon is expected to bring together some 350 vulnerability enthusiasts from across
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Spammer ducks for cover as details published on web
By JUHA SAARINEN A New Zealander who sent millions of junk emails out every day has shut his business after his personal details were posted on the web. Shane Atkinson - whose business is known as spamming - said the barrage of abuse made him worry about
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