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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

FAQ: Conficker clock ticks toward April 1 deadline

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3. Researchers exploit Conficker flaw to find infected PCs

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5. China denies cyber spy network charges

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8. Michael R. Farnum: Employee responsibility at conferences

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Researchers exploit Conficker flaw to find infected PCs

Just days before the Conficker worm is set to contact its controllers for new
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China denies cyber spy network charges

China denied suggestions that it could be involved in a cyberespionage ring that
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US convicts first foreigner of phishing

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Pirate Bay adds feature to share torrents on Facebook

The Pirate Bay, a search engine for audio and video content on the Web, has
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Michael R. Farnum: Employee responsibility at conferences

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Conficker.c infects small number of U.S. PCs, IBM says; Kaiser fires 15 workers for snooping in octuplet mom's medical records

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In this issue:

1. Conficker.c infects small number of U.S. PCs, IBM says
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2. Kaiser fires 15 workers for snooping in octuplet mom's medical records
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3. The 10 Worst Microsoft Product Names of All Time
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4. Google goes against the tide, launches VC company
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5. Security software scammers riding on Conficker's coattails
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6. Microsoft to shut down Encarta Web sites
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7. IE8 cuts into IE7's market share, Firefox unscathed
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8. Wozniak stinks, says Dancing judge
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9. China denies cyber spy network charges
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10. Web 2.0 Expo focuses on doing more with less
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11. New Quadro GPUs add virtualization option for Nvidia users
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12. Honda develops brain interface for robot control
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13. Corsair releases one-touch backup USB flash drive adapter
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14. David Ramel: Linux bugs: Whaddaya want for nothin'?
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4 In-Ear Headphones Reviewed
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Build a Killer Gaming Rig
Take an overclocked Core i7, add dual SSDs and a pair of fast graphics cards, and you have the fastest super high-end gaming rig we've built yet. Read this story

7 Things You Need to Know About Conficker
On April 1, the latest variant of the Conficker worm will download new instructions to its botnet. Here's how to protect your PC. Read this story

Nvidia's Future Isn't Graphics?
What's the future of graphics? Well, to hear Nvidia tell it, it's almost anything but: just physics, AI, and procedural directives. And not a mention of polygons anywhere. Read this story

GDC: The Changing Face of Gaming
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A Steve Jobs-less Macworld picks up its things and moves to mid-February, Toyota and Google look toward the future, and Casio gets all slow-mo with its new Exilim.

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Hands On: Casio Exilim EX-FC100
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Car Review: 2010 Toyota Prius Tops 50 mpg (Easily)
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

FAQ: Conficker clock ticks toward April 1 deadline

Conficker.c infects small number of U.S. PCs, IBM says; Kaiser fires 15 workers for snooping in octuplet mom's medical records

Build a Killer Gaming Rig; Conficker Worm Alert: Protect Yourself

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