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Phishing scam targets iTunes users

Phishing scam targets iTunes users Modern-day phishers often chase the avenues they see as most likely to pay off, and the increasing popularity of iTunes has now made it (and iTunes users) a target. A new scam has been reported that is specific to the aforementioned app, though it follows the same basic methods that most other phishing scams use. The new scam urges people to fix issues with their iTunes account, luring them to a fake billing login page. They try to pilfer credit card numbers social security numbers and other sensitive information from unsuspecting people.

New targets found for modification enzymes

A consortium of U.S., German and Japanese scientists has found new non-histone targets for one enzyme previously thought to modify only histones.

Numerical targets eyed to keep biodiversity

The secretariat of the biodiversity treaty is now telling signatory nations that a new plan of action, including setting numerical targets, will be needed in order to prevent further environmental degradation, a key cause of extinction of various life forms, informed sources said Sunday.

Miniature Linux PC targets military apps

Mercury Computer Systems announced a Linux-based engineering development kit (EDK) for a 7-10 pound computer that targets small ground, naval, and air vehicles. The "ruggedized" PowerBlock 50 (pictured at left) supports multiple processors to provide "well over 100 GFLOPS of processing power," according to Mercury.

Miniature Linux PC Targets Military Apps

"Mercury Computer Systems announced a Linux-based engineering development kit (EDK) for a 7-10 pound computer that targets small ground, naval, and air vehicles. The 'ruggedized' PowerBlock 50 supports multiple processors to provide 'well over 100 GFLOPS of processing power,' according to Mercury.

Robotic Fish Track Targets, Communicate With One Another

Roland Piquepaille writes "Many of today's underwater robots need to periodically come up to the surface to communicate with their human supervisors. But researchers at the University of Washington (UW) have developed a new kind of underwater vehicle. The 'Robofish' can work cooperatively with each other. 'The Robofish, which are roughly the size of a 10-pound salmon, look a bit like fish because they use fins rather than propellers.' According to the researchers, such robots 'could cooperatively track moving targets underwater, such as groups of whales or spreading plumes of pollution, or explore caves, underneath ice-covered waters, or in dangerous environments where surfacing might not be possible.' Further information and more pictures are also available for these autonomous fin-actuated underwater vehicles.

Panasonic maker on course for targets

TOKYO — Matsushita Electric Industrial, the maker of Panasonic electronic goods, said yesterday it was likely to achieve its sales and profit targets for the April-June quarter despite adverse business conditions, helped by brisk sales of flat-panel TV sets.

Most Web travel stocks fall after analyst lowers price targets for Orbitz, Priceline, Expedia

NEW YORK (AP) - Most online travel stocks fell Monday after an analyst lowered his price targets for Expedia Inc., Orbitz Worldwide Inc. and Priceline.com Inc., citing weakening European leisure travel trends and rising search ad competition.

AVEO Pharmaceuticals Granted Patent for Unique Genetic Screen to Identify Novel Cancer Drug Targets

AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biotechnology company leveraging breakthrough discoveries in cancer biology to discover, develop and commercialize targeted oncology therapies, today announced that on May 13, 2008, the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted U.S. Patent No. 7,371,515 covering AVEO's Mammalian Second Site Suppressor (MaSS) screen technology for identifying small molecule and antibody targets functionally relevant to cancer cell proliferation and survival. This patent adds to the intellectual property surrounding AVEO's proprietary and innovative cancer biology platform.

AVEO Pharmaceuticals Granted Patent for Unique Genetic Screen to Identify Novel Cancer Drug Targets

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 22, 2008 - AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biotechnology company leveraging breakthrough discoveries in cancer biology to discover, develop and commercialize targeted oncology therapies, today announced that on May 13, 2008, the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted U.S. Patent No. 7,371,515 covering AVEO's Mammalian Second Site Suppressor (MaSS) screen technology for identifying small molecule and antibody targets functionally relevant to cancer cell proliferation and survival. This patent adds to the intellectual property surrounding AVEO's proprietary and innovative cancer biology platform.

Corning Awarded Additional Patent for Label-free Drug Development Technology

Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW) today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued the company an additional patent related to the Corning(R) Epic(R) System that deals with the study of unpurified biological samples with label-free biosensor technology. This advanced discovery will enable researchers to study the interactions between drug targets and more biologically relevant samples such as cell supernatants and cell lysates. It will also help to improve overall data quality and reduce the time and expense associated with identifying and labeling drug targets.

Corning Awarded Additional Patent for Label-free Drug Development Technology

2008 JUN 3 - (NewsRx.com) -- Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW) announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued the company an additional patent related to the Corning(R) Epic(R) System that deals with the study of unpurified biological samples with label-free biosensor technology. This advanced discovery will enable researchers to study the interactions between drug targets and more biologically relevant samples such as cell supernatants and cell lysates. It will also help to improve overall data quality and reduce the time and expense associated with identifying and labeling drug targets (see also Corning Incorporated).

Corning Awarded Additional Patent for Label-free Drug Development Technology

CORNING, N.Y. --(Business Wire)-- Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW) today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued the company an additional patent related to the Corning(R) Epic(R) System that deals with the study of unpurified biological samples with label-free biosensor technology. This advanced discovery will enable researchers to study the interactions between drug targets and more biologically relevant samples such as cell supernatants and cell lysates. It will also help to improve overall data quality and reduce the time and expense associated with identifying and labeling drug targets.

USAF Considers Creation of Military Botnet

sowjetarschbajazzo writes "Air Force Col. Charles W. Williamson III believes that the United States military should maintain its own botnet, both as a deterrent towards those who would attempt to DDoS government networks, and an offensive weapon to be used against the networks of unfriendly nations, criminal groups, or terrorist organizations. "Some people would fear the possibility of botnet attacks on innocent parties. If the botnet is used in a strictly offensive manner, civilian computers may be attacked, but only if the enemy compels us. The U.S. will perform the same target preparation as for traditional targets and respect the law of armed conflict as Defense Department policy requires by analyzing necessity, proportionality and distinction among military, dual-use or civilian targets.

Microsoft targets online Office bundle at US cheapskates

Microsoft has tied up with ailing US retailer Circuit City to launch its Office and security subscription service which hits the market bearing the moniker "Equipt".

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

Unique New CRT Pacemaker with Advanced Algorithm for RVsense Triggering(TM) and Wideband IEGM Snapshot Memory is Now Released

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

Blog Targets College Seniors and Young Professionals in PR

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- An adjunct college professor at a leading journalism school in the Midwest has - out of what he feels is necessity - started a blog to provide a place for college students and young professionals to discuss how public relations works ... in the real world.

MuleSource targets enterprises with open-source governance solution

With a mindful eye on governance’s growing role in SOA infrastructure, a software developer is leveraging open-source technology to make governance more accessible and lightweight.

ICANN targets domain tasters

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Rhapsody Targets iTunes with MP3 Store

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