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Much like Google Talk going down earlier today, Twitter is experiencing service issues all over the globe, according to TechCrunch.
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According to Gawker, Iranian nuclear facilities have been hit by a new computer worm. A computer worm that has excellent taste in music, apparently, as AC/DC's Thunderstruck has been heard blasting late at night on facility computers.
Grum Spambot Shut Down: Massive Botnet Created 18 Percent Of World's Spam Email
The Grum botnet, which experts believe is responsible for about 18 percent of the world's spam email traffic, has been shut down, according to security company FireEye, based in Milpitas, Calif. According to M86Security, Grum was responsible for roughly 17.4 percent of the worldwide spam email traffic, which made it officially the third largest active botnet in the world, after Cutwail and Lethic, respectively. In January 2012, however, Grum became the No. 1 spam botnet in the world, accounti...
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Members of the hacktivist collective called Anonymous lashed out at the International Police Association http://ipa-iac.org (IPA) on Friday afternoon. The Anonymous hackers responsible left an angry message on the website's homepage, stating that they defaced the page for the lulz (for fun) but also warned that they might have stolen some sensitive data.
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Chinese Hackers Seek Retribution On Makers Of Tainted Drugs
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U.S. And China Hold Secret Cyber War Games
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Facebook Supports CISPA: How Controversial Internet Privacy Bill Could Affect You
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Apple works on Mac malware fix but takes heat
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Global cyber arms race engulfing Web - Defense official
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House to take up cybersecurity bill with revisions
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Is CISPA the new SOPA? This article decodes the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the scariest threat to Internet freedom and privacy currently before the U.S. Congress.
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