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HARDWARE, SECURITY, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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In today's release of Tech Around the World, we bring you the latest breaking news that gather the attention of press and readers worldwide.
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APPLE, CLOUD COMPUTING, BUSINESS
RUMORS
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According to a posting by Anonymous, they specifically claim that Apple was not responsible for the UDID leaks to the FBI, however there are some holes in their system that do need addressing.
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SECURITY
NEWS
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The past 18 months saw a radical increase in the amount of hacking activities and now we’ve received an infographic that describes the trend.
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SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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The publisher of such popular games as Tomb Raider and Final Fantasy was hit with a double whammy. Hackers broke into several websites of Square Enix as they were releasing last year’s financial results.
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DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS
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The Internet abounds with on-line dating services. Some are free, some charge a subscription fee. They all promise to deliver that special someone. Once in a while, they deliver the unexpected, a sexual predator.
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SECURITY
NEWS
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County Prosecutor Sean Dalton said "A 16-year-old Clearview student was charged yesterday arising out of a joint investigation." The juvenile created a Facebook profile using a fake name and began threatening students.
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SOFTWARE
NEWS
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A California man has admitted to using personal information he hacked from women's e-mail accounts in Facebook to then send nude pictures of them to everyone in their address book.
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APPLE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Fellow by the name of Andrew Ang is causing angst at Apple. Perhaps having a common Chinese name is why the IRS can’t find him as they prepare proceedings against an Apple manager who had under-the-table dealings.
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CLOUD COMPUTING, ENTERPRISE, SECURITY
ANALYSIS
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When large companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and others try to sell you products they talk about security and often give a few common references. But are those really any good?
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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On July 3rd, a Russian immigrant living in New Jersey was arrested and charged with stealing top secret computer code
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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Believe it or not, but an Las Vegas-based newspaper is fighting a battle that could change the rights of all Internet posters. Federal Grand Jury subpoenad the paper and requests identity details of 175 posters on the site.
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SECURITY
ANALYSIS
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It would seem that lately US law enforcement has been taking a healthy dose of ignorance pills. This time, a Boston Police Officer seized several of a CS student’s computers, a cellphone and an iPod.
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ENTERPRISE, SECURITY, BUSINESS, BLOGS
ANALYSIS
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The FBI in Dallas, Texas showed off its technological ignorance on Tuesday when it seized all systems inside two data centers as part of an investigation into companies that owed money to AT&T and Verizon.
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