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Introverted IT students more inclined to cyber-crime

The result might seem unsurprising, given the stereotypical image of computer geeks as socially inadequate, but the study contradicts earlier work

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US loses momentum in spam battle

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Unnatural selection in the cyber world

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Unnatural selection in the cyber world

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Crime pays for 'stock spammers'

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Crime pays for 'stock spammers'

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Pentagon fears enemies may sabotage chips

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Pentagon fears enemies may sabotage chips

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Spyware program 'blackmails' computer users

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Phishers could start using the personal touch

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Phishers could start using the personal touch

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How our body's defences aid computers in distress

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Computer chip fraud scandalises China

Experts say the controversy highlights the pressure on Chinese researchers to help their country catch up with the West

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'Mashup' websites are a hacker's dream come true

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US 'botmaster' jailed for hijacking 400,000 PCs

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'Personalised' spam could slip past filters

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Beat cybercrime, switch to a virtual wallet

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