Why The 'Dark Web' Just Got A Little Darker (And Why You Should Care) - 01/16/2013
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Google, the Internet giant, is to create a global database of child abuse images - which it will share with its rival companies - in a bid to eradicate child pornography from the Web. Via Luca Baptista Delete the scoop?
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The European Commission today outlined its concerns regarding the widely reported Prism surveillance programme run by the NSA. Delete the scoop?
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The Pentagon has called for $23 billion to be spent through fiscal 2018 to combat global cybercrime. Delete the scoop?
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The potential creep factor of Google Glass is something that the search giant has to mitigate as best it can if it wants that kooky head-worn display to become a mass-market sensation (and even that may not be enough), but a recent announcement... 
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Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. At least for now Google is opting to protect our privacy - hopefully they'll hold to this...
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Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should - At least for now Google is opting in favor of privacy over voyerism with its Google Glass...let's hope they stick to their guns here... Delete the scoop?
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Chuck Hagel accuses China of 'cyber intrusions' on US Telegraph.co.uk "The United States has expressed our concerns about the growing threat of cyber intrusions, some of which appear to be tied to the Chinese government and military," he told an... Delete the scoop?
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A computer two millimeters square is the start of an effort to make chips that can put computer power just about anywhere for the vaunted “Internet of Things.” Delete the scoop?
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US militants jailed for Internet threats are still posting from prison Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American Islamist militants jailed for threatening violence over the Internet are still posting political writings on the Web - while... Delete the scoop?
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Hacker's Hell: Many want to narrow the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Delete the scoop?
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The SA government disavows command & control servers for FinFisher spyware, while Telkom reveals interesting information about the IP addresses they occupied (Spyware servers in South Africa: the plot thickens - MyBroadband Delete the scoop?
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The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) released its 2012 annual report today, and the numbers are not pretty. Delete the scoop?
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Bitcoin won't hide you from the NSA's prying eyes Delete the scoop?
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Google is one of the companies implicated in the PRISM leak last week, but the company continues to deny that it provided the NSA with special access to its servers. It is, however, now asking the U.S. Delete the scoop?
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As the World Goes Mobile, So Will Cybercrime http://t.co/xTDh3EUQPH Delete the scoop?
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Press TV Iran prepared to counter US cyber threats: Lawmaker Press TV In late 2011, Iran launched a cyber defense headquarters tasked with preventing computer worms from breaking into or stealing data from the country's maximum-security networks,... Delete the scoop?
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NEW YORK/ST.LOUIS (Reuters) - These are unsettling times for digital currency businesses and the venture capitalists backing them.On Tuesday, authorities in Spain, Costa Rica and New York arrested five... Delete the scoop?
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China trying new form of 'Internet censorship' FRANCE 24 AFP - China is experimenting with more subtle methods to censor Internet search results ahead of the 24th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, according to a group that monitors... Delete the scoop?
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A few weeks ago, Google briefly made a “Google Now” topics page available on the web and then took it down again. The page showed a list of topics Google believed you were interested in, based on your search history. Delete the scoop?
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Check out our infographic to know the latest statistics and trends of Cyber Crime industry. By 2017, the global Cyber Security market is expected to skyrocket to $120.1 billion. The estimated annual cost over global cyber crime is 100 billion. Delete the scoop?
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The US government extensively monitors its citizens' internet activities, with dangerous effects on personal liberties. Via Luca Baptista Delete the scoop?
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New report by Internet Crime Complaint Center shows victims lost an average of $4,600 in 2012. Delete the scoop?
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CERN data center equipment in Geneva. CERN When you're running the world's largest particle accelerator, smashing particles at nearly the speed of light to understand the Universe at its most basic levels, you'd better... Delete the scoop?
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