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Researchers Take Down a Spam Botnet

The Register is reporting on the takedown of a botnet once responsible for 1/3 of the world's spam.

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Hackers Get Free Parking In San Francisco

Hugh Pickens writes "PC World reports that at the Black Hat security conference this week, security researchers say that it is pretty easy for a technically savvy hacker to make a fake payment card th

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Some Overheating 3GS iPhones Glow Pink

Hugh Pickens writes "The Telegraph reports that dozens of users of the recently released iPhone 3GS have reported overheating issues, with some iPhone owners unable to pick up the device because the h

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.ORG Zone Signed With DNSSEC

lothos and several other readers let us know that the Public Interest Registry has announced the key-signing key to validate the signatures on the ORG zone.

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Monster.com Data Stolen, Won't Email Users

chiguy writes "There's been another break-in at Monster.com.

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FBI Vaguely Warns of Asterisk Vishing Vulnerability

coondoggie writes in to let us know about a fraud alert issued by the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, warning that an unspecified bug in unspecified versions of Asterisk IP PBX software could a

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Schneier, UW Team Show Flaw In TrueCrypt Deniability

An anonymous reader writes "Bruce Schneier and colleagues from the University of Washington have figured out a way to break the deniability of TrueCrypt 5.1a's hidden files.

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PC World Tests Final Version of Vista SP1

Mac writes "PC World ran the final version of Windows Vista SP1 through a first set of tests last night.

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