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Hacker runs up US$12,000 Federal phone bill
A hacker who compromised phone systems for the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) left the government with a US$12,000 phone bill.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 25 2008 9:48AM
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Hacker runs up US$12,000 Federal phone bill
A hacker who compromised phone systems for the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) left the government with a US$12,000 phone bill..
Shaun Nichols
Aug 23 2008 4:39PM
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Underworld economy runs on bots and spam
The world of cybercrime is thriving on spam and the means of distributing it, say security experts..
Shaun Nichols
Apr 11 2008 7:52AM
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Astronaut runs Boston marathon in space
Suni Williams covers the distance in five seconds.
Iain Thomson
Apr 18 2007 3:06PM
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New mobile virus runs up huge bills
Hackers have a created a new trojan that infects Java-based mobile phones and sends text messages to premium rate phone numbers costing unwitting users $6 each time.
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Mar 1 2006 2:46PM
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