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Rice Warns Iran U.S. Won't Back Down; More Missiles Fired

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

Storm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran

Right after the U.S Independence Day fireworks, Storm Worm latest campaign launched a couple of hours ago, isStorm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran back online this time attempting to once again exploit client-side vulnerabilities, this time serving iran_occupation.exe by spreading false rumors of U.S invasion in Iran. The text reads :

Hackers resort to 'sick' kidnap spam

How bad was 2007 for breaches, vulnerabilities and similar mayhem? On the bright side, it was better than 2008 is forecast to be. With more of every sort of meltdown predicted -- more criminalization of the hacker community, more Web-application attacks, more phishing, more spamming, more zero-day attacks and more virtualization-related threats -- we're happy to tell you that you are likely to look back on 2007 as the peaceful old days.

News anchor admits to hacking, leaking e-mail's content

How bad was 2007 for breaches, vulnerabilities and similar mayhem? On the bright side, it was better than 2008 is forecast to be. With more of every sort of meltdown predicted -- more criminalization of the hacker community, more Web-application attacks, more phishing, more spamming, more zero-day attacks and more virtualization-related threats -- we're happy to tell you that you are likely to look back on 2007 as the peaceful old days.

IPL better in marketing, ICL in cricket: Kapil

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International E-Commerce: Going Global Just Got Easier

With more people in more countries going online and shopping, and the weak U.S. dollar making U.S. goods even more attractive to overseas buyers, now would seem to be a great time for U.S.-based e-commerce businesses to go global. That is until you consider the hassles and risks — like navigating international customs and tariffs; credit card fraud, which occurs nearly three times as often on orders originating from outside the U.S. and Canada; and the added costs of providing international customer service.

Iran's Bold Move: Round 2 of Missile Tests

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

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'Defensive Measures'? Iran Launches Round Two of Missile Tests

Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, state television reported Thursday.

Iran tests missiles for second day in face of US warnings

Iran today test-fired missiles in the Gulf for a second consecutive day, Iranian state media reported.

Monty, Pietersen back in Bok starting line-up

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Rice warns Iran on missiles

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Rice Says Iran Not Serious at Weekend Nuke Talks

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice accused Iran on Monday of not being serious at weekend talks about its disputed nuclear program despite the presence of a senior U.S. diplomat, and warned it may soon face new sanctions.

Iran test-fires missiles, reports say

A video grab from Al Alam television showing three of nine missiles being fired during a test in Iran on Wednesday.

Iran reportedly test-fires 9 missiles

A video grab from Al Alam television showing three of nine missiles being fired during a test in Iran on Wednesday.

Google gets streetwise

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Reports: Iran test-fires more missiles

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115 More Pieces of Amazing Iranian Technology Created with Photoshop

Last week, you saw how Iran tried to make its recent missile tests look more impressive by adding an extra missile using Photoshop. Naturally, I put out the challenge of helping our buddies in Iran out by creating even more amazing technological accomplishments using everybody's favorite image editor. The results? Overwhelming. One of the biggest responses to a Photoshop contest so far, this is one you're going to want to check out. After the jump, see your top three winners and then the absolutely huge Gallery of Champions.

Consumers Using TV, Web More Than Ever

NEW YORK More media may be vying for the consumer's attention, but contrary to conventional wisdom, they're watching more TV than ever before, according to Nielsen data released Tuesday (July 8). Consumers are also watching more time-shifted TV and using the Internet more.

eBay backs down over PayPal

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Tearing Down the iPhone 3G

The total tally for the chips and other components of the wildly popular iPhone 3G is $174.33, according to a tear-down analysis by iSuppli. Apple has succeeded in making the phone with more features and still bringing down its costs for production. A subsidy from AT&T helps in bringing the price down for consumers as well.

Keeping an Eye Out When Sites Go Down

miller60 writes "Are major web sites going down more often? Or are outages simply more noticeable? The New York Times looks at the recent focus on downtime at services like Twitter, and the services that have sprung up to monitor outages. When a site goes down, word spreads rapidly, fueled by blogs and forums. But there have also been a series of outages with real-world impact, affecting commodities exchanges, thousands of web sites and online stores."

Circuit City Offers Tips for Last-Minute Back-to-School Shoppers

RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Circuit City is offering last-minute shopping tips to help American families who are scrambling to prepare their students for college. The U.S. Department of Education predicts almost 18.4 million students will be enrolled in the nation's colleges and universities this fall. A national survey commissioned by Circuit City shows most families with college-bound students have been engaged in back-to-school shopping for two months or more. But for families who are still working to prepare their students, there are strategies that can help get the job done. College bound students are all about electronics ... they depend on their tech gear for work and for play. -- Hands-down, students say the computer is the device they find most useful at college .

And Another Useful Online Music Service Shut Down By The RIAA

Ever since it launched, people have waited for the RIAA or its member record labels to go after Muxtape. The site allowed individuals to upload MP3s that they had and create a streaming "mixtape" of music. It was actually a pretty cool way to hear new music from individuals you trusted -- just like sharing mixtapes back in the 80s. You might think that, perhaps, the recording industry would recognize how successful mixtapes were back then in promoting certain bands, and wouldn't freak out about an online version. But, of course, this is the RIAA we're talking about. While the details aren't clear, Muxtape has shut itself down, claiming that it needs to get some stuff sorted out with the RIAA. There is always the possibility that it's doing this to get extra attention, but if we take the company at its word, then it seems likely that the u

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