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Report: 95% of Email is Spam: Threats Aimed at Facebook & Children’s Searches

September 30, 2010

Panda Labs 3rd Quarter 2010 threat report (PDF) found that 95% of all email is spam. It also said that Trojans constituted 55% of all new threats but infections via email are declining in favor […]

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Experts say Stuxnet worm could be state-sponsored (podcast)

September 25, 2010

by Larry Magid This article first appeared on CNET News.com The Stuxnet computer worm that may have been designed to attack a nuclear facility in Iran could have been state sponsored, according to two security […]

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FCC Modernizes ‘E-Rate’ for Schools and Libraries

September 23, 2010

It’s time to modernize school technology (Credit: London School of Economics, 1981 — via Flickr Creative Commons) The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted to modernize E-Rate. E-Rate was established in 1996 to provide federal […]

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Internet Governance Forum Tackles Privacy Issues

September 15, 2010

Participants from throughout the world are gathered in Vilnius, Lithuania, this week for the fifth-annual Internet Governance Forum. The IGF is an annual United Nations-sponsored event where representatives from governments, nonprofits, academic institutions, and businesses […]

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Hands-on with Samsung Galaxy Tab Android Tablet

September 4, 2010

I’ve now had a couple opportunities to play with with Galaxy Tab Android tablet that Samsung announced at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. And while a few minutes of usage at a trade […]

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