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Human fossils found with Google Earth
Pinpoints 500 new archaeology sites.
Iain Thomson
Apr 10 2010 12:22AM
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Current levels of identity theft are inexcusable
Any IT chief worth their salt knows how to combat data theft, so why is it still so common, asks Ian Schenkel.
Ian Schenkel
Nov 4 2008 12:10PM
Security
Opinion: Current levels of identity theft are inexcusable
Any IT chief worth their salt knows how to combat data theft, so why is it still so common, asks Ian Schenkel.
Ian Schenkel
Nov 1 2008 9:57AM
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SonicWALL: Users can't consistently identify phishing messages
A recent test showed that the majority of computer users were unable to distinguish fraudulent emails from legitimate messages when put to the test.
Ericka Chickowski
Sep 1 2006 12:24AM
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Police use technology to identify football hooligans
UK police are turning to innovative technology to help in the fight against hooliganism.
Tom
Jul 3 2006 9:20AM
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Audit shows IRS failed to adequately identify security weaknesses
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service used a flawed and ineffective process for monitoring system security weaknesses, according to a report recently released by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
Marcia Savage
Jan 21 2005 9:57PM
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