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Microsoft trying to fix security hole
Aug 9 2005 7:21PM (CT)
SEATTLE (AP) - Microsoft Corp. is attempting to plug a glaring hole in some versions of its Windows software, a weakness similar to those exploited by the devastating "Blaster" and "Sasser" attacks, a security expert said Tuesday.
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Students charged with computer trespass
Aug 9 2005 4:46PM (CT)
KUTZTOWN, Pa. (AP) - They're being called the Kutztown 13 _ a group of high schoolers charged with felonies for bypassing security with school-issued laptops, downloading forbidden Internet goodies and using monitoring software to spy on district administrators.
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Group launches new DVD security features
Aug 9 2005 4:39PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - One of the two groups vying to produce the next generation of DVDs rolled out new security features Tuesday to entice entertainment and electronics companies to adopt its technology.
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Businesses may not report cyber attacks
Aug 9 2005 3:33PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Most businesses do not report cyber attacks to law enforcement authorities, fearing the disclosure would harm their image and benefit rivals, FBI Director Robert Mueller said Tuesday.
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Microsoft receives $7M in spam settlement
Aug 9 2005 10:24AM (CT)
REDMOND, Wash. (AP) - A man once accused of being one of the world's top three spammers has agreed to pay $7 million in a settlement with Microsoft Corp., the software maker announced Tuesday.
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Does Foxwoods game amount to web gambling?
Aug 9 2005 12:25AM (CT)
MASHANTUCKET, Conn. (AP) - A first-of-its-kind computer program has one of the world's largest casinos locked in a dispute with regulators who are steadfast against any loosening of U.S. rules against Internet gambling.
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