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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 11:47 |
source: rnw.nl
In north-eastern Turkey, in the city of Rize, a hacker has succeeded in breaking into a sound system servicing 170 mosques. He then made alterations that replaced the call to prayer with traditional Turkish music.
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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 11:42 |
H-Online.com
Researchers have decomposed a 768-bit number with 232 decimal places into its two prime factors and published a paper with their results. The number is the string released as ˝RSA-768˝ under the now defunct RSA Challenge. As a result, RSA encryptions with 768-bit keys must, from now on, be considered cracked.
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Friday, 08 January 2010 12:27 |
By Gavin Clarke, TheRegister.co.uk
When it comes to stress levels, salary and sheer physical demands on your body, it doesn`t get much better than being a software engineer. Well, almost.
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 20:19 |
By Patrick Munsey, KokomoPerspective.com
The virtual world of online gaming seems like the perfect place to hide. There is plenty of anonymity, and it’s almost impossible for someone to trace activity back to its source, right? Wrong.
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 20:18 |
Gregg Keizer, ComputerWorld.com
Google Inc.`s Chrome OS will be ˝poked˝ by hackers in 2010, in large part because it will be the ˝new kid on the block,˝ a security researcher predicted today.
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Thursday, 31 December 2009 15:44 |
By Steve Ragan,TheTechHerald.com
DECAF has returned, and COFEE is not the only forensic set that it will monitor. After the first version of DECAF was pulled on December 18, with a notice that it was all a “stunt” and anyone who downloaded the software discovered it wasn’t working. Now it’s back, with new features, and an explanation as to why it was really pulled. Legal fears.
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