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- SophosLabs: Nortel veteran claims Chinese hackers stole its data for nearly *ten* years.. gulp! http://t.co/5tuHBOuj23 minutes ago
- gcluley: A wonderful gift of love from Twitter for the privacy-conscious. HTTPS/SSL enabled by default http://t.co/aUXF2xOU r/t36 minutes ago
- SophosLabs: RT @LisaVaas Online dating and your privacy: Is it a doomed relationship? http://t.co/4KnPcA8kabout 2 hours ago
- gcluley: Nortel veteran claims Chinese hackers stole its data for nearly 10 years http://t.co/sNNd7eBoabout 2 hours ago
- SophosLabs: Good news! Twitter enables HTTPS/SSL by default for all users. Bad news! Facebook lags behind http://t.co/4b9xbY7Jabout 2 hours ago
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Never mind the fact that the iPhone 5 has not been announced yet, let alone released.
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Over 50% of people polled said they are worried about the Facebook Timeline.
But will it be the catalyst for people to leave the site?
US Police use games consoles in crime investigations
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Opinion: Google's privacy change - evil or business as usual?
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Canadian resident sentenced to death for writing a computer program
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