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Social security flaw leaves way open for cyber-theft

If tech-savvy criminals know your date of birth, they can guess your social security number – and that gives them access to credit cards in your name

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'Secret' questions leave accounts vulnerable

Technology

'Secret' questions leave accounts vulnerable

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Cash machines hacked to spew out card details

Technology

Cash machines hacked to spew out card details

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Technology

Virtual war spills into real world

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The inside story of the Conficker worm

Technology

The inside story of the Conficker worm

Features

London's magical history uncorked from 'witch bottle'

London's magical history uncorked from 'witch bottle'

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Berners-Lee: We no longer fully understand the web

Technology

Berners-Lee: We no longer fully understand the web

Opinion

Net gives pirate radio the last laugh

Technology

Net gives pirate radio the last laugh

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How much is your identity worth?

Technology

How much is your identity worth?

Features

Body burners: The forensics of fire

Body burners: The forensics of fire

What happens when people catch fire? Meet a team who have made it their macabre mission to find out

Features

Technology

Cyber espionage reveals spammer strategies

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Technology

Unknown internet 6: Where are the net's dark corners?

Features

Technology

Why tweeters should beware of worms

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Technology

Quantum computers get commercial – and hackable

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