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esecurityplanet : Online Threats & Alerts: 7/7: Vetor-A Virus Has Polymorphic, Mid-Infecting Capabilities
in Computer Security
via E-Security Planet @ 4:18 9th Jul
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The discovery of a massive virus that suffers from another virus has reignited debate over whether the microscopic agents of infection should be considered living things rather than bags of genes.
in General Science
via American Scientist @ 11:24 25th Aug
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I have Webroot Antivirus with Anti-Spyware, and it is currently running a sweep. The problem is that it seems to be scanning porn-related files that I can’t find on my PC. I don’t LOOK at porn, and don’t know where they could have come from. They appear to be saved in a folder called C:\docs & settings\user\!\PORN NAMES. I can not find the “!” folder. What’s more, something is making my computer REALLY slow. The sweep has also detected a virus titled Troj/Agent-HEG. The sweep has found this virus in the past, and when I remove it, it comes back about two weeks later. Please help me to (a) get the porn off my computer (if it’s even there) and (b) remove the virus for good. I’m hoping these two actions will speed my PC up again! Thanks for all your help! Molly
in Computer Security
via IT Security @ 19:17 15th Jul
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Toronto - The potentially deadly West Nile virus has been detected in early tests of two dead birds found in the province of Ontario, which could mark the first time the virus has made its way into Canada.
in Biological Science
via IOL @ 11:45 7th Aug
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In the mid 1970's (about '74 or '75) a friend, Chuck Huffington, described to me a program purported to have been unleashed on the ARPAnet - a batch job whose sole purpose was to submit replicas of itself to other compatible systems (CDC Cyber's, perhaps) that it could identify on the net. The clever invention was named "Virus". According to Chuck, some SysAdmin somewhere had then written a similar program/job, the sole functions of were to replicate itself onto compatible systems, look around for instances of "Virus", evict them, and then evict itself. I was never sure at the time whether the story was true or a clever piece of science fiction, but the term "virus" was definitely in use in this context by 1975.
in Computer Security
via NetworkWorld @ 2:31 26th Jun
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KentuckyFC writes "X-ray crystallography has been a workhorse for chemists since the 1940s and 50s, revealing the 3D structure of complex biological molecules such as haemoglobin, DNA and insulin. But the technique has a severe limitation: it only works with molecules that form into crystals and that turns out to be a tiny fraction of the proteins that make up living things. But today, a team of US researchers say they have created the first image of a single uncrystallized virus using x-ray diffraction. The trick is to take a diffraction pattern of the virus and then subtract the diffraction pattern of its surroundings (abstract). The breakthrough paves the way for scientists to start teasing apart the 3D structures of the many proteins that have eluded biologists to date.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 10:49 21st Jun
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Detailed in the journal Nature, the research reveals the shape of the Ebola virus spike protein, which is necessary for viral entry into human cells, bound to an immune system antibody acting to neutralize the virus. The structure provides a major step forward in understanding how the deadly virus works, and may be useful in the development of potential Ebola virus vaccines, or treatments for those infected.
in Biological Science
via Science Daily @ 2:12 10th Jul
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REDPRAIRIE has announced that Sony Canada has upgraded to a new version of RedPrairie’s Warehouse Management (WMS) at its Whitby, Ontario and Coquitlam, British Columbia distribution centres.
in Gadgets
via SupplyChainLogisticsNews.net @ 22:48 16th Jul
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Kirkland & Ellis has bolstered its intellectual property (IP) capabilities with the hire of a patent litigation partner from US rival Latham & Watkins.
in IP & Patents
via Legal Week @ 14:38 19th Aug
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He has attracted interest from Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Newcastle Utd but, according to reports, he has decided to snub English football, preferring a move to the sunnier climes of Spain.
in Cricket
via Rivals.net @ 9:23 24th Jun
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Epic Games has made a few gamers smile after announcing that Unreal Tournament III wouldn’t only be a PS3 exclusive, that it would also finds its way to the Xbox 360, in time. This time has arrived and we have fired up our Xbox, logged into Live and tried out this impressive frag-fest on Microsoft’s Xbox 360. Let’s see how this version stacks up and get the final verdict on the fastest FPS on the market.
in Computer Games
via Extreme Gamer @ 4:26 21st Jul
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BEIJING, July 15 (Xinhuanet) -- Palm Inc. on Monday introduced its first major new model since last year. The new Treo 800w model has WiFi and GPS capabilities.
in Handhelds
via EView Week @ 11:51 15th Jul
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A flexible robotic production cell solution has been delivered to Deutsch UK by robotics and automation specialist Aylesbury Automation. The robot-based machine has been introduced as a result of increasing product demand. It assembles a range of similar, two pin electrical plugs and sockets and produces one complete part every six seconds.
in Robotics
via Process and Control Today @ 6:34 7th Jul
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The North American market has been the stronghold of Xbox 360. It was out far before the competition and as a native company many found Microsoft's new video game console to be a trustworthy product. Xbox 360 has been the most sold console in the USA since the launch, but Nintendo has ended that era according to NDP Research. After only 20 months on the market it has sold 10.9 million Nintendo Wii consoles throughout the USA. This is just thousands more than the number of Xbox 360 consoles sold in the USA, which has been on the market for 32 months. I think we can conclude that Nintendo was right not to get involved in the tech war between Microsoft and Sony.
in Computer Games
via NordicHardware @ 12:23 19th Jul
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Dynamic Biometric Systems Announces That the US Patent Office Has Approved Claims 1 Through 15 of Patent #1; Receives an Order for 1,000 Bio-Pens and FINRA Has Approved Trading Status
in IP & Patents
via Yahoo! Canada @ 18:26 8th Aug
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Now that the merger between Activision and Vivendi has finally been made official, it looks as though the massive company has some suitably massive plans for the future. Bobby Kotick, who has moved from CEO of Activision to CEO of the entire, merged company, has said that the publisher has plans to create a digital music platform that could compete directly with iTunes.
in MP3
via ArsTechnica @ 16:15 11th Jul
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javipas writes "GPLv3 and LGPLv3 were released one year ago, on 29 June 2007. Palamida, who tracks Open Source projects, has made a study of the current situation of these licenses along with AGPLv3, which was released later, in November. The number of projects that have made the transition to these licenses has grown over the last months, and it seems than AGPLv3 has captured a great interest lately. Black Duck Software, a company that tracks Open Source projects too, has made its own study with similar results, and although GPLv3 and its variants have a good adoption rate, the interviews published on the Palamida site (Stallman, Chris Di Bona) show that the acceptance of GPLv3 has still a long way to walk."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 4:54 2nd Jul
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MONTREAL - A virus has been infecting popular social networking sites MySpace and Facebook, tech experts said Thursday.
in Computer Security
via Okanagan eVent Magazine @ 21:41 8th Aug
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MONTREAL - A virus has been infecting popular social networking sites MySpace and Facebook, tech experts said Thursday.
in Computer Security
via Yahoo! Canada @ 0:13 8th Aug
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MONTREAL - A virus has been infecting popular social networking sites MySpace and Facebook, tech experts said Thursday.
in Computer Security
via Canoe @ 0:14 8th Aug
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MONTREAL - A virus has been infecting popular social networking sites MySpace and Facebook, tech experts said Thursday.
in Computer Security
via Canoe @ 22:57 7th Aug
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imageTabula Digital has releases Math Evolver: Virus Origin, an US$19.95 Mac OS X compatible education math game. It has an ESRB Rating E10+ (Everyone 10+) for mild fantasy violence and is suitable for children in grades six through nine.
in Computer Security
via Macsimum News @ 12:32 7th Aug
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A type of virus that alters the file location of where a file is stored, and replaces the file with a virus. The virus activates itself when you access the corrupted data.
in Computer Security
via First Glimpse @ 18:08 23rd Aug
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Ubuntu Linux owner Canonical has launched Ubuntu into the realm of mobile Internet devices with a release called Ubuntu MID. The new version of arguably the world's most popular desktop Linux distribution initially targeted the Samsung Q1U though the OS also runs on Intel's Atom-based Crown Beach development system. Ubuntu MID 8.04 is a developer release, but the software is expected to start to ship on commercial devices by the end of the year.
in Linux
via LWN @ 21:47 30th Jun
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