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I bet this will be fun to fly in one of these planes. Check this article out, thanks to Tech Delight for passing it along.…

This ebike sounds like it could be a lot of fun, but a regular bike is better as you can go further. Sounds like fun.…

This is quite interesting, and look, two companies work together to stop something distructive. Check this out, and let me know what you think. Botnet…

The September 9, 2011 issue of the Trend Micro newsletter is of interest because it talks about certificates and how they work with authorities. It…

This is quite interesting. I’ve never used any of these services, and I’m interested to hear if anyone here has. Check out this article to…

This article talks about something that has been plagueing us Windows users for years. Now it is your turn to be notified about infected PDF…

Here is some Android news that people may be interested in. What do you think of this one? Android bugs allow attackers to secretly install…

Well, I have heard this is not all that accessible, but I have never used the service. I want to pole my readers to read…

Cybercriminals find new ways to disguise spam.

This is exactly what happened to me. I think all my readers should read this. Luckily I never gave such things, I am also going…

Facebook users will soon be able to update Twitter – Neowin.net.

This has been talked about on Security now! for the last few weeks. I think Steve should have a copy of this, so I’m sending…

This is quite interesting. I’ve never used a program like MSE before though, but only time will tell what is really in Windows 8. Check…

I normally don’t post press releases, but I thought this one, from the Los Angeles Kings and Staples Center here in Los Angeles have some…

After getting a call from an interesting skype name, and following its link last night, Trend Micro blocked a portion of the page. Enquiring about…

FOIA Victory Will Shed More Light on Warrantless Tracking of Cell Phones | Electronic Frontier Foundation.

This is interesting domain news. E-mail typos result in 20GB of stolen data – CNN.com.