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About 90 percent of all email is spam: CiscoSAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Armies of hijacked computers are flooding the world with spam as hackers devise slicker ways to take over unwitting people's machines, according to a Cisco report. ... |
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How do you illegally log a rainforest? With hackers107 logging companies in one Brazilian state hired hackers to break into the online permit system and make sure that their hauls out of the Amazon looked legal. ... |
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MS confirms that all versions of IE have critical new bugIt adds IE6 and IE8 Beta 2 to the list, recommends disabling .dll to stay safe ... |
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Hackers Plundering Brazilian Rain ForestHackers have rigged the government-run logging permitting process in Brazil, enabling them to unlawfully harvest hundreds of millions of dollars in Amazon resources. As many as 30 people have been arrested. ... |
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Hackers help destroy the Amazon rainforestHigh-tech smuggling operations may not be what you'd normally associate with the ongoing clearance of the Amazon rainforest, but logging companies intent on plundering it for timber have been using hackers to break into the Brazilian government's sophisticated tracking system and fiddle the re ... |
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Zero-Day Exploit Affecting IE7 UsersDetails of a serious vulnerability affecting the Internet Explorer 7 browser have been unveiled, and it appears that hackers have already begun exploiting it across the Web. Several malicious... ... |
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