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Independence Day spam arrives
Spammers jump on Fourth of July bandwagon by releasing a timely malicious spam campain.
Staff Writers
Jul 4 2007 12:53PM
Security
Hacker admits stalking US rocker
A stalker has admitted hacking into the email account of the lead singer of the American rock group Linkin Park.
Fiona Raisbeck
Jul 4 2007 9:52AM
Security
US boffins promise organic semiconductors
New material could be used in flexible e-book screens.
Robert Jaques
Jun 28 2007 3:36PM
Hardware
US court convicts 'dirty duo' spammers
Pair found guilty of multiple felonies.
Robert Jaques
Jun 27 2007 1:21PM
Security
US boffins carve smallest ever nano-particles
University of Pennsylvania researchers create structures less than 10
nanometres accross.
Robert Jaques
Jun 27 2007 12:15PM
Strategy
Google logs half of all US searches
Company continues to increase market share.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 26 2007 9:51AM
Software
US and Europe fire up joint space projects
EUROPE - Revolutionary space telescope and antenna cleared for take-off.
Staff Writers
Jun 21 2007 5:23PM
Strategy
IPv6 to boost US government security
Next-gen internet protocol described as 'wildcard catalyst'.
Robert Jaques
Jun 19 2007 12:32PM
Security
US toughens up on spyware
Software firms could be forced to warn all users what is being installed.
Matt Chapman
Jun 8 2007 2:18PM
Security
Estonian DDoS attacks ‘unlikely' in US
Could US-based organisations find themselves defending against the level of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks Estonian web servers have seen since early April?
Jim Carr
May 31 2007 12:47PM
Security
US claims China has online army 'ready to strike'
US warns of People's Republic of China's New Modem Army.
Iain Thomson
May 30 2007 10:25AM
Security
US mobiles slam brakes on Nissans
Cellphones can interfere with electronic car keys.
Matt Chapman
May 28 2007 4:45PM
Hardware
US boffins prepare for next-gen internet
US researchers today unveiled plans for a "bold new research platform" that will help design the "21st century internet".
Robert Jaques
May 23 2007 1:25PM
Telco/ISP
YouTube questions US Army block
The founders of YouTube have questioned the US Army's rationale for blocking certain internet sites from its soldiers.
Iain Thomson
May 21 2007 2:38PM
Software
Research promises cheaper and brighter LED displays
US researchers have reported a breakthrough in LED manufacture that could pave the way for more efficient, cheaper and higher quality flat panel displays.
Robert Jaques
May 18 2007 12:01PM
Hardware
US states hunt MySpace sex offenders
Chief legal officers call for action against social networking site.
Clement James
May 17 2007 6:30AM
Security
UK beats US in mobile internet use
The UK is one of the leading users of mobile internet services, outstripping even the US.
Iain Thomson
May 16 2007 1:28PM
Telco/ISP
US police nail child porn peddler
A web technician from Boston has admitted to the operation of a number of child pornography websites.
Clement James
May 16 2007 10:12AM
Oddware
Soldiers concerned after MySpace ban
Social websites have been banned for being 'bandwidth hogs', limiting communication between US soldiers and their friends.
Tom Sanders
May 16 2007 10:05AM
Oddware
US brands milked for phishing emails
Seventy-three per cent of all phishing attacks namecheck US brands.
Matt Chapman
May 15 2007 4:16PM
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