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Ring responsible for TJX mega-breach, eight others, busted

Federal authorities have busted the criminal ring responsible for the largest hacking and identity theft case in history.

Three ISPs responsible for 65 per cent of illegal downloads

Just three of the UK’s biggest broadband providers are responsible for 65 per cent of illegal peer-to-peer downloads, according to new research (04-08-08).

Gag Order Fuels Responsible Disclosure Debate

jvatcw writes "The Boston subway hack case has exposed a familiar rift in the security industry over responsible disclosure standards. Many see the temporary restraining order preventing three MIT undergrads from publicly discussing vulnerabilities they discovered in Boston's mass transit system as a violation of their First Amendment rights. Others, though, see the entire episode as yet another example of irresponsible, publicity-hungry security researchers trying to grab a few headlines." We discussed the temporary restraining order last weekend, and later the EFF's plans to fight it. CNet reports that another judge has reviewed the order and left it intact. Reader canuck57 contributes a related story about recent comments by Linus Torvalds concerning his frustration over the issue of security disclosure.

Scientists Identify Genetic Defects Responsible For Deadliest Cancers

Scientists have identified a host of genetic defects that are responsible for two of the most deadly cancers - brain and pancreatic cancers. As VOA's Jessica Berman reports, investigators say their findings will lead to early methods of diagnosis for cancers for which there is currently no cure.

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Talking about Blogging Windows

Last week was an exciting week for Windows and blogging. Senior Vice Presidents Steven Sinofsky and Jon DeVaan launched a brand new blog called Engineering Windows 7 (or E7 for short). In case you don't know who these guys are, Jon DeVaan manages the engineering team responsible for creating the central (or "core") components and architecture of Windows and Steven Sinofsky manages the group responsible for the user experiences in both Windows and Windows Live. The Engineering Windows 7 blog is designed to create an open discussion about how we're making the next version of Windows - currently codenamed Windows 7 - and to create a background of understanding for the engineering decisions made in order to ship Windows 7.

If Everyone's Using Your Pirated Software, Are You Still A Monopolist?

Apparently there's a new antitrust law in China that has local software companies scrambling to file suit against Microsoft for violating the law. However, Business Week has a rather pertinent question: if the vast majority of the Microsoft software in use in China is of the "pirated" variety, can Microsoft actually be held responsible for antitrust violations? After all, it's not directly responsible for that "monopoly" in the first place.

US Responsible For the Majority of Cyber Attacks

Amber G5 writes "SecureWorks published the locations of the computers from which the greatest number of cyber attacks were attempted against its clients in 2008. The United States topped the list with 20.6 million attempted attacks originating from computers within the country, and China ran second with 7.7 million attempted attacks emanating from computers within its borders. This was followed by Brazil with over 166,987 attempted attacks, South Korea with 162,289, Poland with 153,205, Japan with 142,346, Russia with 130,572, Taiwan with 124,997, Germany with 110,493, and Canada with 107,483."

McCain responsible for BlackBerry claims aide

A senior aide to John McCain has claimed that the Republican presidential candidate is behind the success of the BlackBerry.

Hackers barely responsible for corporate data loss

A new survey of IT professionals has shown how external hackers have very little responsibility for corporate data leaks.

Hackers not responsible for corporate data loss

"It does not matter whether the test relies on signature-based testing instead of heuristics, or ..."

Hackers barely responsible for corporate data loss

A new survey of IT professionals has shown how external hackers have very little responsibility for corporate data leaks.

Hackers barely responsible for corporate data loss

A new survey of IT professionals has shown how external hackers have very little responsibility for corporate data leaks.

Hackers barely responsible for corporate data loss

A new survey of IT professionals has shown how external hackers have very little responsibility for corporate data leaks.

Apple gets responsible with iPhone OS 2.1, drops push alerts

Looks like there's trouble in (non)paradise for Apple and the iPhone OS 2.1 beta. While the company has been testing push notifications—a compromise for background processes—in these OS betas, a new seed for developers has reportedly removed the feature altogether.

Human activities responsible for mass extinctions in the oceans?

Washington, August 14: A scientist has warned that human activities are laying the groundwork for mass extinctions in the oceans on par with vast ecological upheavals of the past.

News: Hackers not responsible for corporate data loss

"It does not matter whether the test relies on signature-based testing instead of heuristics, or ..."

Insiders, not hackers, responsible for corporate data loss

First quantum encrypted network goes live Sanyo promises 100GB Blu-ray discs Auctioneers turn to real life ID checks IBM extends SOA offerings Mandriva Linux 2009 'optimised' for mini laptops Apple to spotlight notebook PCs on Oct 14 SBS upgrades digital TV technology Xtreme fuels expansion with open source-based video recording Spammers prefer Obama to McCain Channel Ten guilty of subliminal ads RIM smartphone takes the world by Storm Scientists make ultrathin superconducting films Google slips AdSense into games Adobe warns of ‘clickjacking’ attacks

Is the Alaska governor responsible for record Web traffic in September?

September was a great month to write about politics on the Web. The Los Angeles Times had an all-time-high 137 million page views last month, the Washington Post topped 320 million, and both Slate and the Huffington Post set their own traffic records. It's tempting to give Sarah Palin credit for these new waterlines—she's ubiquitous on every site's most-read lineup, among the most blogged-about people in the country (including celebrities and fictional characters), and far and away the most searched-for political figure in America. Then again, September was also a great month for newspaper sites in 2006, with Democrats poised to retake both houses of Congress and no spunky Alaska governor on hand. So, how much credit does Palin deserve for driving page views to the media elite she so disdains?

Russians may not be responsible for cyberattacks on Georgia

Earlier this week, we covered a report from the Georgian Foreign Ministry, claiming that the Russian Business Network (RBN) was actively engaged in cyberwarfare against Georgia—with the blessing and backing of the Russian government. There have been no new reports from that source, but several security experts have spoken up, and raised the question of whether or not the Russian government is actually involved.

Edwards on affair: 'I alone am responsible'

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EBay activates WorldofGood online shop for socially responsible shoppers

EBay has launched an e-commerce marketplace called WorldofGood.com which offers ethically sourced and eco-friendly products. The initiative is the result of a partnership between eBay and World of Good, an organisation that brings handcrafted products from cooperatives, NGOs and nonprofits in developing countries to the US market.

Money and you: Employers expected to be responsible for 401(k)s

Last week, I asked readers if they knew how much their 401(k) plan is costing them. Since then, I've heard from many irate readers who suspect that they're being ripped off.

Edwards on affair: 'I was wrong. I was responsible'

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Agenda at Competitiveness Council Include Alzheimer's, Researchers' Careers and Responsible Nanotechnology

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