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• March 10, 2010
• 13:40

  Lifelock Dinged $12 Million for Deceptive Business Practices

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  The CEO of Lifelock, Todd Davis, became famous for advertising his Social Security number on television ads and banners painted on trucks promising his $10 monthly service would protect consumers from identity theft.
• March 09, 2010
• 16:12

  Energizer Duo battery charger hides a Trojan

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  The Energizer Duo USB battery charger has been hiding a backdoor Trojan in its software that affects computers using Windows. According to Symantec the Trojan has probably been there since 10th May 2007.
• 2:00

  Pentagon-Backed Venture Aims for ‘Google Underground’

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  he Department of Defense already has omnipresent eyes in the sky, underwater and, of course, on the ground. It’s only when you start going underground that the surveillance powers of the Pentagon begin to wane — at least until now.
• 1:01

  Why Google keeps your data forever, tracks you with ads

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  In a conversation with Ars Technica, Google's top privacy people defend the company's data retention policies and the tracking practices of (Google-owned) Doubleclick.
• March 08, 2010
• 7:00

  Botnet Blueprint: Build Your Own ZeuS Botnet for $2,753.50

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  Researchers dissected ZeuS botnet blueprint - a little knowledge and a few thousand dollars is all it takes to build a fully functional botnet. Cisco researchers told delegates at the 2010 RSA conference in San Francisco that a botnet running the infamous ZeuS malware could be built for $2,753.50.
• March 07, 2010
• 3:20

  Wave of Ransom Malware Hits Internet

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  Aged malware returns in a new wave of ransom-style online scams.
• March 06, 2010
• 10:20

  Despite New Policy, Pentagon Still Wary of the Tubes

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  The Pentagon last week issued a new open door policy on social media last week. So how did an Air Force network administrator find out about the change? Not through their chain of command, but by reading about it on Danger Room.
• 3:10

  11 More U.S. Airports Get Body Scanners

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  Despite concerns of privacy and their effectiveness, 11 more airports are to get 150 full-body imaging machines beginning Monday at Boston’s Logan International Airport, and one at the O’Hare International Airport in Chicago. In all, 30 U.S. airports will employ the scanning devices...
• 0:40

  Is chasing cybercrooks worth it?

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  Why it's not worth our time to go after these internet criminals.
• March 05, 2010
• 0:10

  Dr. Drew's Cyber-Spies Bust Alleged Stalker

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  Dr. Drew Pinsky hired a team of cyber security experts to monitor an alleged stalker -- and they're the ones who blew the whistle on the guy's whereabouts.