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Phone viruses: how bad is it?

Fears of a sudden epidemic are growing, but experts are split on the true size of the "malware" threat

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'Sperm clock' could pinpoint time of a rape

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Columbia crew member's diary survived disaster

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DNA tests end for 9/11 victims

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iPod 'squeaks' betray software secrets

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Anti-theft device shuts down PC monitors

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Computer vulnerabilities given unified rating system

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Spammers attack while looking legit

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'Spoofing' trick affects many web browsers

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Software bots could menace Google ads

Adverts bundled with Google search results can be sabotaged using a simple trick, warn computer security experts

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Wireless boom is hackers' heaven

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New hybrid cellphone-virus discovered

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Microsoft browser bugs 'extremely critical'

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Scale of tsunami tragedy complicates DNA matching

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