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Brain implant chip designed to help stroke victims
Neurochip details to be revealed in the next issue of Nature.
Robert Jaques
Oct 26 2006 9:55AM
Oddware
Web fraud costs victims $180M
Victims lost more than $180 million in web fraud incidents reported by the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) last year, according to the IC3’s fifth-annual Internet Crime Report.
Dan Kaplan
Apr 10 2006 9:31PM
Security
Korean online gamers victims of ID theft
Around 2,000 South Koreans have had their names and national identity numbers stolen from a popular online role-playing game to play the game for free.
Rene Millman
Feb 23 2006 9:02AM
Security
Most internet users say they are spyware victims
A survey of about 2,000 internet users in the U.S. showed that more than 84 percent believe they are victims of spyware.
Marcia Savage
May 16 2005 9:57PM
Security
New virus tells victims they are idiots
A new virus is circulating on the internet that disparages users for allowing their computers to become infected.
René Millman
Jan 31 2005 4:41PM
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