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Will DNA profiling fuel prejudice?

Keeping samples taken from innocent people helps to catch more criminals, but civil liberties may be the price

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Editorial: Your DNA in their hands

Opinion

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Technology

Microsoft competitors vulnerable to attack

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Technology

War of words over operating systems' safety

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Technology

Following the trail of the zombie PCs

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Technology

Attempted cyber-heist raises keylogging fears

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Technology

Virus writers focus on Instant Messenger

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Technology

Spies infiltrate zombie computer networks

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Technology

Rush to VOIP raises security fears

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Technology

Colour profile exposes faked or stolen gems

A new technique dubbed "microspectrometry" could provide the long sought-after way of establishing a gemstone's type and quality – and spot fakes

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Technology

3D animation gives evidence more bite

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Technology

Worms flood instant messaging networks

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Health

Peckish pilferers caught out by snack attack

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Technology

New cellphone virus rifles through phonebook

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