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Monday, 30th October 2006
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This morning, Internet addresses that appeal to identity thieves eager to rip off consumers are being posted by major domain resellers, Finnish-based security vendor F-Secure has claimed.

in other news, the video game maker that sparked uproar over a hidden sex scene in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas," is courting new controversy with its latest schoolyard title ‘Bully’, which features boys kissing.

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Apple releases a firmware update for its MacBook line that it claimed fixes the sudden shutdown problem hundreds of owners have recently reported.


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What happens when bloggers get angry over outages and slow response times? They blog about it, of course, and they aren't happy bloggers.


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