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VA secretary 'mad as hell' over breach
Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Jim Nicholson told Congress today that he’s "mad as hell" he wasn’t notified earlier about the theft of the personal information of 26.5 million veterans.
Frank Washkuch
May 25 2006 9:27PM
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User downloads = spyware hell
Spyware is costing companies $130,000 because they do not know what applications are being downloaded onto their networks, a survey has revealed.
David Quainton
Aug 3 2005 4:59PM
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Spammy albino gorilla creates viral hell
A deceased gorilla is aiding the global spread to the extent that antivirus firms are upping its threat rating.
David Quainton
May 12 2005 4:59PM
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Brace yourself for spam hell
IT experts bracing themselves for a flood of spam are already future-proofing their systems.
David Quainton
Feb 4 2005 12:32PM
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