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Always on, always under attack

One in three PCs is now infected with a virus, spyware or a covert dialler

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DNA duplication trick may lead to faster testing

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Claim of spyware on Beastie Boys CD denied

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Major website blackout blamed on massive attack

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First cell phone worm emerges

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May saw peak of sinister computer viruses

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Laying siege to the grid

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Pesky Netsky

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'Dabber' worm targets computers through Sasser

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Chasing the elusive shadows of e-crime

How do you catch a criminal if the clues are deleted from their computer? In the virtual world there will always be faint digital fingerprints left behind

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Sasser is fastest written Windows worm

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Sasser computer worm wriggles worldwide

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Superglue gun could finger bomb suspects

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Killer convicted thanks to relative's DNA

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