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How NASA Might Find Rock-Eating Microbes on Mars

Signs of life on Mars may be hiding under its rocks, orperhaps hiding inside those rocks. A new study offers a simplifiedtechnique for detecting biological and pre-biotic molecules that become trappedinside minerals.

Hiding pages is not security

It can be somewhat difficult to find effective ways to protect pages and images on websites. Many beginning designers like to hide their pages and think that if they don't link to the pages, they won't be found by search engines or competitors. But search engine spiders are very good at finding things on Web pages unless you either block the spiders from indexing it with a robots.txt file or you prevent access to it with an htaccess file or other password protection scheme.

Hiding a Rootkit In System Management Mode

Sniper223 notes a PC World article on a new kind of rootkit recently developed by researchers, which will be demoed at Black Hat in August. The rootkit runs in System Management Mode, a longtime feature of x86 architecture that allows for code to run in a locked part of memory. It is said to be harder to detect, potentially, than VM-based rootkits. The article notes that the technique is unlikely to lead to widespread expoitation: "Being divorced from the operating system makes the SMM rootkit stealthy, but it also means that hackers have to write this driver code expressly for the system they are attacking."

Tiny gene discovered hiding in a major family of plant viruses

In an international collaboration, researchers in Allen Miller's lab in the Department of Plant Pathology at Iowa State University have shown that a tiny gene exists in all members of the largest family of plant viruses. Without this gene, the virus is harmless. The discovery was published recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

TUNKU ABDUL AZIZ: Liars hiding behind the cyber curtain

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I had a bat hiding in my bra

The 19-year-old was amazed to discover vibrations through her body were caused not by her phone but by a bat in her underwear.

Citizen journalists leave no hiding place for politicos

As the Clintons have found to their cost, we are all the media now and no remark goes unremarked. Stephen Foley reports from New York

New York man accused of hiding in woman's couch (AP)

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Steganography developers turn their attention to hiding information in VoIP

Polish researchers have developed a range of steganographic techniques which would enable a hacker to hide information in VoIP traffic.

Feingold: Farce wiretap deal could be hiding impeachable offense

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Law tries to deter cyber Jekylls and Hydes from hiding online identities

In 2004, 626 new words made their way into the ˇ°New Words Bookˇ± published by the National Academy of the Korean Language.

After 'treasure hunt,' hacker releases IE attack code

One week after hiding Internet Explorer attack code on his Web site, security researcher Aviv Raff has posted details on how to launch the attack.

Naked pilot, flight attendant arrested in woods

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- An airline pilot was found hiding behind a shed wearing only flip-flops and a wristwatch as a nighttime romp in the woods with a flight attendant ended with both under arrest, police said.

...and I had a bat in my trousers

A teenager got into a right flap when she found a bat hiding inside the trousers she was wearing to work.

CIOs Battle Hackers Using Olympic-Themed Attacks

Hackers are changing tactics, with e-mails identifying with the Olympics but hiding malicious Trojans that elude most antivirus programs. Where hackers formerly favored Microsoft Word documents, now they are turning to other Microsoft file types that are not so easily detected. And such targeted attacks are up 600 percent over 12 months.

CIOs Battle Hackers Using Olympic-Themed Attacks

Hackers are changing tactics, with e-mails identifying with the Olympics but hiding malicious Trojans that elude most antivirus programs. Where hackers formerly favored Microsoft Word documents, now they are turning to other Microsoft file types that are not so easily detected. And such targeted attacks are up 600 percent over 12 months.

Torvalds rages at Linux security zealots

Linus Torvalds has launched a bitter attack on developers who've accused him of hiding security bugs.

Nintendo Wii Fanboy E308: Sega confirms some kind of DLC for Samba

Nintendo Wii Fanboy reports that Sega sent out a press release announcing their upcoming releases, hiding a bit of news among the tentative release dates. In the blurb about Gearbox's new version of Samba de Amigo, Sega confirmed the existence of "over 40 songs and additional downloadable tunes." Will they cost money? Probably! Given the choice between getting money and not getting money, even Sega probably knows what to choose.

Scientists feel sure of ice on Mars

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Scientists rejoiced after the Phoenix Mars lander confirmed their long-held belief that ice is hiding under the surface in the Red Planet's northern region.

Phoenix lander confirms presence of ice on Mars

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Scientists rejoiced after the Phoenix Mars lander confirmed their long-held belief that ice is hiding under the surface in the Red Planet's northern region.

Presence of ice on Mars confirmed

Washington - Scientists rejoiced on Friday after the Phoenix Mars lander confirmed their long-held belief that ice is hiding under the surface in the Red Planet's northern region.

The Real Price Of The iPhone: $599

As was widely expected, it turns out that all the hype and fuss about the iPhone costing $199 was really hiding the key facts: it's only that price if you're buying it in the US, along with a long term contract with high service fees. At first it actually appeared as though the only possible way you could buy the phone was with one of those contracts. However, AT&T has now admitted that it will indeed sell the phone without a contract, but the price will be $599. While some unlockers may find that worthwhile, it's probably a bit much for most. Still, this once again highlights how Apple's predictions that it was going to change the economics of the mobile phone industry haven't actually been true. There are plenty of mobile phones out there that you can buy subsidized under a contract, which cost 3x as much without a contract.

Takara Tomy offers Transformers iPod dock for the robo-obsessed

Although Transformers movie mania has long past, the sweet geek pleasure of the mega-hit Iron Man has sharpened our robo-lens. Hiding in plain sight is the ultimate iPod dock that serves as a mini-speaker system as well as a bona fide Transformer toy (specifically, Optimus Prime Convoy, one of the good guys). Sure it's kind of retro, but true Transformers fans know that this kind of stuff never gets old. Originally offered by Takara Tomy, buried on its Japanese site, you can now pick one up for $145 here.

Creative's Zen Krystal MP3 Materializes Out of Nowhere

It kind of looks like a Zen Stone, and it is certainly a far cry from the Zen X-Fi, but this little MP3 player has been discovered hiding on Creative's Hong Kong site. Apparently, the 4GB Zen Krystal is designed to be a sports player with a pedometer that functions similarly to the Nike+ line. It also includes games like "Hurdle Race, Catch & Dodge and Dice Roll" as well as a Blue 0.7" OLED, FM radio, and 10 hours of playback. A price and a release date have not been made available. [Creative via anythingbutipod]


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