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crime

Stuxnet analysis finds more holes in critical software

Technology

Stuxnet analysis finds more holes in critical software

Dozens of security holes have been found in industrial programs, and the European Commission is launching research to defend critical infrastructure

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Technology

Defending against botnet attacks – by fighting back

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AI lie detection could help crack terror cells

Life

AI lie detection could help crack terror cells

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Hawass admits Egypt's ancient heritage is in danger

Life

Hawass admits Egypt's ancient heritage is in danger

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GPS chaos: How a $30 box can jam your life

Space

GPS chaos: How a $30 box can jam your life

Features

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Health

US syphilis experiment scandal: probes begin

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Crowdsourced software could stop SMS spam

Technology

Crowdsourced software could stop SMS spam

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Life

The man who gets into the minds of psychopaths

Opinion

The cyberweapon that could take down the internet

Technology

The cyberweapon that could take down the internet

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Health

Incriminating booze tests face fresh scrutiny

Bananas, sauerkraut and non-alcoholic wine have caused positive results in alcohol tests, raising fears of false incrimination

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Life

Watch out, your lover may be cyberstalking you

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Health

Shaken baby evidence shaken

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Technology

Smart tool could spot dodgy domains and block botnets

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Technology

Hackers could track the person behind your usernames

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