The commander of the military’s computer operations says the government should create a “secure zone”…
Month: September 2010
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Stuxnet Cyberworm May Target Iranian Nuclear Plant
A piece of computer malware may be harming a specific target, possibly Iran’s Bushehr nuclear…
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Twitter Attack Triggered by ‘Helpful’ Japanese Hacker
This week’s Twitter attack that caused a widespread headache for the micro-blogging service appears to…
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Behind-the-Scenes Drama Complicates Video Rentals
Apple CEO Steve Jobs sang a familiar tune this month when he described a big…
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JetBlue Signs Deal for Onboard Satellite Wi-Fi
JetBlue said Wednesday it signed a deal to install satellite broadband Internet and TV service…
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Teasing about weight can affect pre-teens profoundly, study suggests
Schoolyard taunts of any type can potentially damage a child’s sense of self-confidence. But a…
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Magnetic power offers energy-saving alternative
Researchers have designed a new system called the “Magnetic Energy Recovery Switch” that controls electrical…
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Does race plays a factor in accident survival? Black motorcyclists — even in helmets — more likely to die in crashes, study finds
African-American victims of motorcycle crashes were 1.5 times more likely to die from their injuries…
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Computer simulations of real earthquakes made available to worldwide network
A research team has developed the capability to produce realistic movies of earthquakes based on…
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Faster, less-intrusive way found to identify transplant recipients’ organ rejection
A simple, inexpensive blood test could soon help doctors halt organ rejection before it impairs…