January 2005

2005-01-01: The Shadow Internet
2005-01-03: Microsoft Anti-Spyware
2005-01-04: PowerPizza
2005-01-06: Microsoft Anti-Spyware Tool
2005-01-07: IE ActiveX flaw still unpatched, and exploit has been published
2005-01-07: Linux Security Flaw Found
2005-01-07: Windows XP Starter Edition
2005-01-08: Lego Cases
2005-01-08: Review -- MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs SpyBot
2005-01-09: Microsoft Internet Explorer Multiple Vulnerabilities
2005-01-10: Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta 1 review by PC Magazine
2005-01-11: Hackers Capture Info. From George Mason U.
2005-01-11: ID theft mastermind gets 14 years
2005-01-11: Malicious Software Removal Tool
2005-01-11: New IE ActiveX vulnerability with demonstration
2005-01-11: SecurityFocus HOME News: Hacker penetrates T-Mobile systems
2005-01-13: First BitTorrent Arrest in Hong Kong
2005-01-14: No More Internet for Them
2005-01-16: He's got the virus-writing bug | Newsmakers | CNET News.com
2005-01-18: Bill Gates posing for Teen Beat Magazine in 1983
2005-01-18: Picasa 2.0 review -- Free graphics program from Google
2005-01-18: Spammed man sued by alleged spammer
2005-01-20: Analysis -- IRC Chat IS a haven for illegal file-sharing and trojans
2005-01-20: Flaw found in Office encryption
2005-01-20: Quantum computers are for sale now, and may break SSL within 10 years
2005-01-20: Wired News: Safe E-Mailing for Dummies
2005-01-21: Bill Gates Interview Video Part 1: Bill Gates plots a Windows future
2005-01-21: Firefox continues gains against IE
2005-01-21: Review: Microsoft Anti-Spyware Ineffective
2005-01-21: tiles.ice.org! Tribute to Salvador Dali
2005-01-21: Universal wireless charging: the Splashpower solution
2005-01-25: Turning the Tables on Spammers
2005-01-25; Microsoft: Legit Windows or no updates
2005-01-27: Latest Opera browser gets vocal
2005-01-28: Bill Gates Interview Video Part 2: Gates says security is priority
2005-01-28: Cyber-stalker faces sentencing today | The Register
2005-01-28: Minnesota teen sentenced to 18 months in prison for releasing Blaster Internet worm -- Judgs blames parents
2005-01-28: Security Hole in Windows XP Service Pack 2 -- Data Execution Protection flawed
2005-01-28: Student fined $15,900 for posting a Web page linking to MP3 files
2005-01-29: Students Find Hole in Car Security Systems (NY Times, Free Registration Required)
2005-01-29: Tattoos As Advertisements
2005-01-31: Can the FBI Monitor Your Web Browsing Without a Warrant?
2005-01-31: Government Internet Wiretaps -- the next generation after Carnivore
2005-01-31: Netscape readies antiphishing browser

February 2005

2004-10-29: Diagnostic Contact Lenses For Diabetes Uses Smart Hologram Technology
2004: MailFrontier Phishing IQ Test
2005-01-10: Spammers' New Tactic Upends DNS
2005-01-26: Avoiding 'Evil Twins' and Rogue Access Points
2005-01-28: Data storage wars -- DVD formats
2005-02-01: Anxious times in the cartoon underground
2005-02-01: The SphereXP -- 3D virtual world for window management
2005-02-02: Hide Your IPod, Here Comes Bill
2005-02-02: Teen accused of rigging teacher's computer
2005-02-03: How VeriSign Could Stop Drive-By Downloads
2005-02-03: Political Opinions on Weblogs, Internet Magazines to be Regulated
2005-02-04: Complaint Dropped Against DDoS Mafia -- Denial of Service For Hire
2005-02-04: Ex-AOL Worker Sold 92 Million Email Addresses to Spammers
2005-02-04: Spamhaus Accuses MCI of Hosting Spam Gangs
2005-02-04: Why Does Windows Still Suck? / Why do PC users put up with so many viruses and worms? Why isn't everyone on a Mac?
2005-02-05: University to offer e-mail spam course
2005-02-06: New Exploit Fakes URLs and Affects All Browsers EXCEPT Internet Explorer
2005-02-07: Intel expects twins in the second quarter | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-02-07: Longhorn beta will arrive by June | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-02-08: Making Web Browsing More Secure: Microsoft Security: Tip of the Month - February 2005
2005-02-08: New Microprocessor code-named Cell can deliver 10 times the performance of today's PC processors
2005-02-08: Understanding the priorities in cryptography - ZDNet.com
2005-02-09: Google Maps -- This is Really Cool
2005-02-10: After Dominating the Technology Industry for Years, is Microsoft Poised to Collapse?
2005-02-10: California School Issues Mandatory RFID (Radio Tracking) Badges to Students -- Parents Protest
2005-02-10: Microsoft's AntiSpyware hit by a Spyware
2005-02-10: Napster losing money despite controversial "student tax" program
2005-02-10: Shady Web of Affiliate Marketing
2005-02-10: SUEaSpammer.com
2005-02-10: Symantec flaw leaves opening for viruses: ZDNet Australia: News: Security
2005-02-10: U.S. Scientists Say They Are Told to Alter Findings
2005-02-11: MSN Messenger has Buffer Overflow Vulnerability -- It can be used to take over your computer. A patch is available.
2005-02-11: Browser speed comparisons -- Opera is fastest on Windows
2005-02-11: Oakland County, MI aims to make the entire county a hotspot for wireless Internet -- 910 square miles
2005-02-11: The Typo Millionaires - The sordid history of the oldest scam on the Internet
2005-02-12: AlphaGrip -- Portable handheld keyboard & mouse
2005-02-12: BitTorrent Site Shut Down by MPAA Lawsuit -- User's IP Addresses Released to MPAA
2005-02-12: Break-In At SAIC Risks ID Theft of High-Level Former Government, Military Figures
2005-02-12: MPAA NOTICE Replaces LokiTorrent Site
2005-02-12: Photos: Biometric systems stand guard | CNET News.com
2005-02-14: Louisiana Man Pleads Guilty to Creating 911 Worm
2005-02-14: More tham 30,000 Californian's Personal Data Stolen from ChoicePoint
2005-02-14:Flash Memory can be boiled without losing data
2005-02-15: Anti-spyware tool to become standard issue for Windows
2005-02-15: Apple Lawsuit Attempts to Force Journalists to Reveal Sources
2005-02-15: Digital Water Marks Thieves
2005-02-15: Firefox to Disable IDN Support as Phishing Defense
2005-02-15: Internet Explorer 7 Will be Available in Beta This Summer -- Gates Highlights Progress on Security
2005-02-15: MareNostrum: A new concept in Linux supercomputing
2005-02-15: Microsoft AntiSpyware to be Free -- Bad News for Anti-Spyware Companies
2005-02-15: Napster hack leads to free downloads | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-02-15: New Steps to Protect DVDs in Piracy War
2005-02-15: SpectorSoft.com - Award-Winning Spyware Program for Sale
2005-02-15: Top Spyware Threats by Webroot
2005-02-15: VMware has fantastic features, like VMotion
2005-02-15: Wife broke law with spyware
2005-02-16: Company pulls out of contract to track students
2005-02-16: Novell's Linux makeover
2005-02-16: Startup Extends Active Directory to Linux Systems
2005-02-16: T-Mobile hacker pleads guilty
2005-02-17: Donated Computer Time Used for Biological Research
2005-02-17: Fired Google blogger reflects, moves on
2005-02-17: Florida teacher cuffed for bomb-making classes
2005-02-17: Longhorn Preview due in April
2005-02-17: Rootkits: Invasion of the Windows Snatchers
2005-02-18: 42nd Mersenne Prime (Probably) Discovered by Distributed Internet Computing
2005-02-18: ChoicePoint data theft widens to 145,000 people | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-02-18: Federal and State Governments Attempt To Legislate Against Spyware
2005-02-18: Google landgrab raises online ire
2005-02-18: Mild Security Weakness in SSL: New Research Casts Doubts About SHA-1's Effectiveness
2005-02-18: New Faster RAM: Samsung shows 'world's first' DDR 3 chip
2005-02-18: Pop-up blocker no longer working: Not just Safari, 10.3.8, or Macs
2005-02-18: Storage solutions of the future
2005-02-18: Thinking Outside the Security Box
2005-02-18: Wireless laser printers
2005-02-18: Xen -- A new type of virtual machine
2005-02-18:Network Of Free, Ad-Sponsored Hotspots Launched
2005-02-19: Holograms Poised to Feed Bio Data
2005-02-19: PGP moving to stronger SHA Algorithm
2005-02-20: Backup software has apparently serious security flaw
2005-02-21: Apple resellers, consumers sue Mac maker
2005-02-21: Business E-mail addresses are protected by Canadian privacy laws
2005-02-21: High-speed networking by sending electric pulses through the human body -- RedTacton
2005-02-21: Hundreds of Michigan residents face tax bills averaging $2,500 for online cigarette purchases
2005-02-21: Life in Broadband Heaven -- Korea
2005-02-21: Making phone calls over the net
2005-02-21: New identity validation to prevent Wi-Fi stealth attacks
2005-02-21: Nokia demonstrates new proximity servers to deliver content directly to nearby cell phones
2005-02-21: Review and interesting diagrams of the new Intel Prescott-2M: Pentium 4 660 and Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73GHz
2005-02-21: U.S. makes first arrest for spim (unsolicited instant messages)
2005-02-22: Circuit boards composed of chicken feathers
2005-02-23: Quit using cell phones! VoIP is ready for prime time.
2005-02-24: California Woman Sues ChoicePoint
2005-02-24: Sci-Tech - Humanity in 'gravest possible danger' of bird flu pandemic
2005-02-24: Security warning over 'FBI virus'
2005-02-24: VISA cards will soon have RFID chips (Radio Frequency IDs)
2005-02-24: Windows XP Activation Will Soon Become More Difficult -- according to this site
2005-02-24: Windows XP Activation Will Soon Become More Difficult --No it won't, says Ed Bott
2005-02-25: Apple CFO muses on iPod halo effect, Mac mini, more
2005-02-25: Bank of America loses a million customer records
2005-02-25: Firefox 1.0.1 Released
2005-02-25: Gator executive appointed as privacy advisor to DHS -- Privacy advocates criticize Homeland Dept
2005-02-25: It Pays To Read License Agreements -- Man wins $1000 by reading one
2005-02-25: Microsoft IM release expected soon
2005-02-25: Payroll hole exposes dozens of companies
2005-02-25: StartCom Free SSL Certificate Project
2005-02-25: Trend Micro archive bug unearthed -- could allow hackers to take over servers
2005-02-25: UK Government Launches Virus Alert Site
2005-02-25: VPN Routers -- Access your office from anywhere with Windows XP's Remote Desktop
2005-02-25: Watchdogs Sniff Out Terror Sites
2005-02-26: Hamster-controlled MIDI music
2005-02-27: Bill Gates Declares High Schools Obsolete

March 2005

2005-01-24: Philips Develops Three-Way Blu-ray Drive with a storage capacity of 33.5 GB
2005-02-11: 5 steps to help avoid instant message viruses
2005-02-15: IE 'Unsafe' 98 Percent Of 2004, Says ScanIT
2005-02-17: New virtual private networks provide security without hassle for Wi-Fi networks
2005-02-18: Video - Spynet -- How Users Help Microsoft Find Spyware
2005-02-22 - Cabir Worm Wriggles into U.S. Mobile Phones
2005-02-23: Windows Tips: Find Your Local Files the Web Way in Windows
2005-02-24: New Wi-Fi network covers Cork City
2005-03-01: Coming Soon: Displays on Your Car's Windshield?
2005-03-01: Omron's facial-recognition system uses a snapshot of your face to secure your handheld device
2005-03-01: RFID Talent Pool in Need of Filling, CompTIA Survey Finds
2005-03-01: Spyware Stoppers -- An Excellent Review -- Microsoft's AntiSpyware is Very Good!
2005-03-02: 8 Vulnerabilities Discovered In Firefox/Mozilla
2005-03-02: AOL Users: You've Got Better Web Mail
2005-03-02: Don't Call Gator 'Spyware' Or they'll see you in court...
2005-03-02: How Google's Servers Work -- Red Hat Linux, Redundancy
2005-03-03: 802.11s -- Wireless Mesh Networking
2005-03-03: Microsoft trades Windows discount for piracy info in China
2005-03-03: Podcasting -- The New Radio Revolution
2005-03-03: Political Speech on the Internet to be Regulated in USA Soon
2005-03-03: Utah governor weighs antiporn proposal
2005-03-04: .us Domain Owners Lose Privacy
2005-03-04: BPI (British Phonographic Industry) nails 'music pirates'
2005-03-04: Cell Phone Viruses are Coming
2005-03-04: Click fraud roils search advertisers
2005-03-04: eBay scrambles to fix phishing bug
2005-03-04: It's official: Spammers are hijacking ISPs - ZDNet UK News
2005-03-04: Judge rules that Apple can force bloggers to reveal sources
2005-03-04: Kazaa Assets Frozen in Australia
2005-03-04: Spammers adopt slippery tactics to bypass ISP defences | The Register
2005-03-04: Telecom bill would ban free Internet access
2005-03-04: WinFS To Be Available on Windows XP
2005-03-05: How to track a PC anywhere it connects to the Net
2005-03-05: Rewiring The Body
2005-03-06:WHITE POWER'S NEW FACE / Shocking murders of judge's husband and mother point up Internet's potential for breeding 'lone wolf' supremacists
2005-03-07: Instant message worm attacks increasing
2005-03-07: New RFID ID Cards -- Department of Homeland Security Access Card
2005-03-07: Phishing Is Big Business
2005-03-07: Stretching Wi-Fi -- long range routers
2005-03-07: Worm Chatter Escalates on MSN Messenger
2005-03-08: Harvard Rejects 119 Applicants for Hacking
2005-03-08: Teen Convicted Under Internet Piracy Law
2005-03-08: The Hidden Costs of Cheap Phone Service
2005-03-09: French Security Researcher Condemned for Publishing Security Vulnerability
2005-03-09: Caught a Virus?
2005-03-09: LexisNexis Says 32,000 Profiles Stolen
2005-03-09: Skype CEO says he has made telephone companies obsolete
2005-03-10: Breakthrough in Mobile Web Surfing -- Handheld Web Browser
2005-03-10: Companies are getting worse at keeping their wireless data networks secure
2005-03-10: iPODs Beware, 3 GB Music Phone Revealed
2005-03-10: Japanese system moves 170 Megabits per second of data through the power lines of a home
2005-03-10: Top Five Online Scams
2005-03-10: World's Most Powerful Computer Doubles in Size
2005-03-11: 80 million people are using free or very cheap VOIP phone calling with Skype

April 2005

May and June 2005

2005-05-05: Artificial Retinas Bring Vision Back To The Blind
2005-05-05: Australian state introduces law to stop bosses spying on workers' e-mail
2005-05-05: Cisco preps Wi-Fi tracking kit
2005-05-05: Google Web Accelerator Download
2005-05-05: Hack IIS Contest -- Win an X-Box by Hacking into this Server
2005-05-05: Is VoIP Service the Next Big Target for Hackers? - Yahoo! News
2005-05-05: National Data Security Law Gains Momentum
2005-05-05: New Phishing Attacks Using Keyloggers
2005-05-05: New Vaccine Could End Cervical Cancer
2005-05-05: Symantec launches anti-spyware beta: ZDNet Australia: News: Security
2005-05-05: Yahoo Video Search Now Widely Available
2005-05-06 Your Identity, Open to All -- an Interview with the Founders of Zabasearch
2005-05-06: Australian Scientists Patent Single-Photon Generator
2005-05-06: Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race: Photos From the 2005 Race
2005-05-06: Blue Screen Of Death upgrades to Red Screen Of Death in Longhorn
2005-05-06: California Violent-Game Ban Advances
2005-05-06: Cosmos 1: The First Solar Sail Will Launch into Space Soon
2005-05-06: Crime time for Chinese net users
2005-05-06: Equifax saves money by using Windows XP clusters instead of Linux clusters
2005-05-06: Google speed bump draws scorn
2005-05-06: How Real ID will affect you -- USA Will Require Internal Passports in Three Years
2005-05-06: Meet the Head of Microsoft's Linux Lab
2005-05-06: Microsoft-Funder Tests Show Windows 300% Faster than Linux
2005-05-06: Profits triple at animator Pixar
2005-05-06: Results from the 2004 Desktop Linux Market survey (updated)
2005-05-06: Sci-fi solar sail tested in Cleveland
2005-05-06: Sober worm makes a comeback -- it is 5% of total email traffic
2005-05-06: U.S. economy adds tech jobs
2005-05-06: VeriSign said that 85% of participants in a survey compromised their password for a cup of coffee
2005-05-06: 'Real ID' Act Could Help ID Thieves
2005-05-06" Google's Accelerator Breaks Web Apps, Security
2005-05-07: Kansas putting cross hairs on Darwin again
2005-05-07: Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3 Remote Arbitrary Code Execution Exploit
2005-05-07: San Francisco tops stem cell HQ list
2005-05-09: Motorola Debuts First Ever Nano Emissive Flat Screen Display Prototype
2005-05-09: PGP goes the whole hog of encryption
2005-05-09: Symantec Unveils Symbian Anti-Virus, Firewall Software
2005-05-09: Two New Critical Security Flaws in Firefox
2005-05-10 Bruce Schneier on Cryptography
2005-05-10: How to Oppose the RealID Card Bill -- Senate Voting Today
2005-05-10: Senate Passes War-Funds Bill Including RealID Plan
2005-05-10: TOSHIBA UNVEILS 45GB HD DVD-ROM DISC AND DOUBLE-SIDED HYBRID DISC
2005-05-10: Two hundred digit number factored -- It Only Took 55 CPU-Years
2005-05-10: Yahoo Music Service Challenges iTunes
2005-05-11: Dashboard Leaves Macs Vulnerable
2005-05-11: Here comes the no-frills, mobile computer system -- Laptop under $200
2005-05-12 : Using a Mac? Good Luck
2005-05-12: A New Way to Fight Spam -- Teamwork
2005-05-12: Flaw found in VPN crypto security
2005-05-12: Funny Firefox Promo Videos
2005-05-12: Group Studies RFID to Stop Digital Piracy
2005-05-12: MPAA targets TV download sites | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-05-12: Paralyzed Rats Walk; Humans Next?
2005-05-12: This Week Changed the World of High Tech Forever, Though Most of Us Still Don't Know It
2005-05-13: AOL launches AIM mail -- 2 GB
2005-05-13: Firefox Gets Big Win with Big Blue
2005-05-13: Flying Snake Home Page
2005-05-13: Google puts the brake on Web Accelerator
2005-05-13: Internet Explorer share slips below 90 percent
2005-05-13: Microsoft Beefs Up Wi-Fi Security
2005-05-13: Microsoft Readies Its Antivirus App
2005-05-13: Microsoft to Deliver Automated, All-in-One PC Health Service for Consumers
2005-05-13: New fuel cell runs on human blood
2005-05-13: Serious New Security Vulnerabilities in IE, Outlook
2005-05-13: Student Raises the Specter of an Attack on Intel Chips
2005-05-13: Why Viruses Have Trouble Penetrating the Macintosh
2005-05-13: Windows OneCare Live: Coming soon to beta
2005-05-14: Amateur High-Altitude Balloon Launch
2005-05-14: Free Wireless Software Provides Entry-Level Security
2005-05-16: Download MSN Search Toolbar with Windows Desktop Search Here
2005-05-16: Microsoft ups ante in desktop search -- Free Search Tool Available Today
2005-05-16: More About Windows OneCare
2005-05-16: Sober Worm Spawns German Spam
2005-05-16: Super Water Kills Bugs Dead
2005-05-17: Firefox Users Monkey With the Web
2005-05-17: George Lucas' empire moves into the Presidio
2005-05-17: Know your Enemy: Phishing
2005-05-17: More computer science students needed
2005-05-17: Reverse auction feature a hit - May 17, 2005
2005-05-17: RFID Bracelets to Track Inmates in L.A. County
2005-05-17: Tor Provides Free Web Anonymity Using Triple Encryption
2005-05-17: Washington State Outlaws Spyware
2005-05-17: Yahoo, SBC Offer Free Online Security Suite
2005-05-18: Air Force Seeks Bush's Approval for Space Weapons Programs
2005-05-18: Microsoft looks to "Honeymonkeys" to find Web threats
2005-05-18: Microsoft offers peek at next Office suite
2005-05-18: Students May Be Required to Get Export Licenses to Take Science Classes
2005-05-19: 2005 Google U.S. Puzzle Championship Announced
2005-05-19: Behind the wheel: nobody -- robotic cars
2005-05-19: Fake Microsoft Patch Triggers Virus Attack
2005-05-19: J.P. Morgan Chase set to issue new 'contactless' credit card that you wave instead of swipe
2005-05-19: Ten Things I Didn't Know About Google
2005-05-20: Cockroach-controlled robot
2005-05-20: Lecturer forced to resign from Spanish University (UPV) for defending P2P networks
2005-05-20: Morgan Stanley case highlights e-mail perils
2005-05-20: Naperville libraries will make patrons prove their identities with fingerprint scans before using computers
2005-05-20: Netscape Releases Security Update 24 Hours After Releasing New Version
2005-05-20: The world's first commercial electric plant powered by ocean waves
2005-05-23: Apple explores use of Intel chips
2005-05-23: Apple, Microsoft sign death warrant for open-source in Europe
2005-05-23: Bank of America security breach may be biggest yet -- more than 670,000 customers
2005-05-23: Enrollment in computer science programs continues to decline, fueling fears of tech worker shortage
2005-05-23: French judges release convicted fileswappers with suspended sentences
2005-05-23: German Researchers Halt Sober.Q's Spread -- More German Spam Coming Thursday
2005-05-23: House approves spyware bill--again
2005-05-23: Mad as hell, switching to Mac
2005-05-23: New flash RAMS can replace hard disks
2005-05-23: Next for BitTorrent: Search
2005-05-23: Windows Genuine Advantage can be used to generate key codes for use on illegal copies of Windows XP
2005-05-24: Airport screeners could see X-rated X-rays -- devices see through clothing
2005-05-24: CA Patches 'High Risk' Anti-Virus Flaw
2005-05-24: FOX Issuing Takedown Notices to Sith UPloaders
2005-05-24: FTC, Partners Launch Campaign Against Spam Zombies
2005-05-24: Google's books online under fire
2005-05-24: Internet infection holds computer files 'hostage'
2005-05-24: LIGHT-SABRE DUEL PUTS TWO IN HOSPITAL
2005-05-24: Minnesota court accepts PGP software as evidence of criminal intent
2005-05-24: NASA -- Voyager Enters Solar System's Final Frontier
2005-05-24: Public worried by online ID theft
2005-05-25: Burlington, Vermont, will run fiber optics to every house
2005-05-25: CIA Overseeing 3-Day War Game Simulating Internet Attack
2005-05-25: Congress Passes ID Theft Bill
2005-05-25: Database Hackers Reveal Tactics
2005-05-25: Government shuts down Elitetorrents.org -- the Web site used to steal "Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith."
2005-05-25: Trojan holds PC files for ransom (thanks, Suzy)
2005-05-25: Vigilante hackers hack into and deface spoofed bank sites
2005-05-26: Bank of America to Launch ID Theft Protection
2005-05-26: FBI Investigates Stanford Computer Breach
2005-05-26: Live Map of Zombie Computer Statistics (requires IE)
2005-05-26: Many Problems With Netscape 8 -- Stick to Firefox for Now
2005-05-26: The Mad Genius from the Bottom of the Sea -- Unlimited Power from Cold Ocean Water
2005-05-26: USA rebuked by Amnesty International for Torturing Prisoners: Guant�namo Bay is "the gulag of our time"
2005-05-27: A Good History of Browser Vulnerabilities - No Browser is Safe
2005-05-27: Bank of America's New Security Feature "SiteKey" discussed 00 it uses a Secure Cookie
2005-05-27: Batteryless and wireless mouse
2005-05-27: Intel quietly adds Digital Rights Management to new chips
2005-05-27: Paris May Be Hot, But Downtime's Not -- Server Mirroring to Deliver Streaming Media
2005-05-27: Private records including names, grades, and Social Security Numbers discovered in public area on University of Chicago servers
2005-05-27: Tech/Science Slide Show Archive Front Page -- Great Astronomical Pictures
2005-05-27:Windows Servers Gain Traction Over Unix
2005-05-29: Doctor sells surgery exam answers on eBay
2005-05-29: Israelis Nab 18 in Computer Espionage Case
2005-05-29: Steering Wheel Checks Alcohol Consumption
2005-05-29: System Lets Parents Spy on Kids' Lunches
2005-05-29: Tiny Molecule Could Shrink Computers, Phones, iPods
2005-05-30: Hacker Hunters -- An elite force takes on the dark side of computing
2005-05-30: Russian Firm Pays to Infect PCs with Adware
2005-05-31: Blogging Becomes A Corporate Job; Digital 'Handshake'?
2005-05-31: How to try out a virtual Linux desktop freely and easily
2005-05-31: Online service foils ransom plot
2005-05-31: Spanish scientists use maths to cure terminal liver cancer
2005-05-31: Too much homework can be counterproductive
2005-06-01: Airborne robots swarm using wireless Linux cluster computing
2005-06-01: Yahoo sued for child-sex chat rooms
2005-06-02: .xxx top-level domain names approved
2005-06-02: add google maps directions to your site
2005-06-02: Anti-Spam Vigilantes
2005-06-02: Camera sees behind objects
2005-06-02: Microsoft 'Office 12' Will Use XML as its Default File Type
2005-06-02: Microsoft: MSN site hacked in South Korea - Jun 2, 2005
2005-06-02: New Bagle prevents updates, opens firewall, stops antivirus, and hijacks machines to make them zombies
2005-06-02: Single Molecule Transistor Developed
2005-06-03: Hackers plot to create massive botnet
2005-06-03: New hack cracks 'secure' Bluetooth devices
2005-06-04: Triple-Barreled Trojan Attack Builds Botnets
2005-06-06: Inventor of Pong Chuck E. Cheese starts uWink Media Bistro -- video games at each seat
2005-06-13: Appeals court: Borders must pay Calif. tax on online sales
2005-06-13: Astronomers have found the most Earthlike extrasolar planet discovered so far
2005-06-14: OpenSolaris Now Available
2005-06-14: The slow road to Windows XP -- Half of Businesses Still Use Windows 2000
2005-06-16: Beginner’s guide to Linux distros
2005-06-16: City must release electronic GIS mapping data
2005-06-16: Microsoft asks for help from hackers
2005-06-16: The U.S. Department of Justice may require Internet service providers to retain records of their customer's activities
2005-06-17: Botnet Hunters Search for 'Command and Control' Servers
2005-06-17: Mastercard Security Breach Exposes 40 Million Credit Card Accounts
2005-06-18: Bird Flu Drug Rendered Useless -- Chinese Chickens Given Medication Made for Humans
2005-06-18: Yahoo! Closes User Created Chat Rooms
2005-06-19: Download the new Microsoft Command Line Shell -- MSH
2005-06-20: Calvin and Hobbes Comics
2005-06-20: Comp sci grads turn away from tech
2005-06-20: gCensus - Census Data Over Google Maps
2005-06-20: Google Plans Online-Payment Service
2005-06-20: Google Print
2005-06-20: Google Scholar
2005-06-20: Intel Develops New Ultrafast Wireless Chip
2005-06-20: Microsoft Takes On BitTorrent
2005-06-20: New Computer Language Thinks Like Humans
2005-06-20: Outfoxed in a nutshell
2005-06-20: Researchers discover 'window on the brain' that could help treat disorders
2005-06-20: Solar sail set to launch - Cosmos 1 will be powered by sunlight.
2005-06-20: Spyware Warrior
2005-06-20: Wi-Fi used for location services
2005-06-20: Xtra-Google - The Best of Google on one searchable page
2005-06-20: Yotophoto: Find Free photos Fast! (A Search engine for Free Images & Stock Photos)
2005-06-21: Interview with Marcus Ranum -- Inventor of the Firewall
2005-06-21: Solar sail missing in pioneering flight
2005-06-21: YouSendIt | Email large files quickly, securely, and easily!
2005-06-22: Linux powers low-cost petabyte-level storage
2005-06-22: Longhorn Preview
2005-06-22: Microbes Can Produce Miniature Electrical Wires
2005-06-22: Slashdot Book Review | The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense
2005-06-22: Students offered online PE courses
2005-06-22: Track Satellites in Real-Time With Your Browser
2005-06-23: 13 teens face felonies for modifying high school computers
2005-06-23: FTC Halts SpyKiller, Bogus Antispyware Software
2005-06-23: Internal security attacks affecting banks | The Register
2005-06-23: The Sun exposes UK ID theft racket at Indian call centre | The Register
2005-06-23: Yahoo chat choice signals Internet shift -- Free-for-all speech just not worth it, firm decides
2005-06-23: `Bionic' arm brings back sense of touch
2005-06-24: Yahoo dumps child sex rooms
2005-06-24: 172,000 PCs joined zombie networks daily in May 2005
2005-06-24: Are you ready for Inescapable Data? | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
2005-06-24: Fuel cell technology promises to power mobile PCs for full working days
2005-06-24: Hard Drives Self-Destruct to Protect Data
2005-06-24: Iran targets dissent on the net
2005-06-24: Major advertisers caught in spyware net
2005-06-24: Sex sites win reprieve from new federal rules | CNET News.com
2005-06-24: US rules all porn is child porn
2005-06-25: Adoption of Alternate E-Mail Security Technologies Pushed -- "Domain Keys"
2005-06-25: Verizon speeds up wireless Web access
2005-06-27: Big Advantages From Small USB 2.0 Drives
2005-06-27: Fresh Batch of Bagles Seeding Botnets
2005-06-27: Lawsuit seeks disclosure in California credit card heist
2005-06-27: Scientists bring dogs back to life after hours spent dead
2005-06-27: The U.S. Supreme Court rules against file-sharing service Grokster
2005-06-27: U of Conn. Finds Rootkit in Hacked Server -- Personal Data Exposed
2005-06-27: US Journalists Required to Reveal Sources by Supreme Court
2005-06-28: Burglars beware, robot guards are here
2005-06-29: Google Earth - Downloads
2005-06-29: World's most economical car
2005-06-9: ACLU to Challenge Utah Porn-Blocking Law
2005-07-01: SCO versus Novell going all the way
2005-07-02: Map Hacks
2005-07-03: Forget cameras - spy device will cut drivers%u2019 speed by satellite

July 2005

2005-07-06: Fingernails store personal information (July 2005) - News - optics.org
2005-07-06: Microsoft Downgrades Claria Adware Detections
2005-07-06: Simulation of Evolution of the Universe With Videos
2005-07-06: USC admissions site cracked wide open | The Register
2005-07-08: Feds blacklist 'illegal' Cuban Web sites
2005-07-08: Google Pedometer -- Plan a Route Anywhere
2005-07-08: Guitar-playing machine
2005-07-09: Euthanasia Research in the USA and Canada by Russel Ogden
2005-07-09: Google wins 'typosquatting' dispute
2005-07-09: Iris Scans are Coming
2005-07-09: PookMail.com -- disposable email accounts
2005-07-10: Google SMS -- Searches via text messages from cell phones
2005-07-14: Australian site found to be illegal just for linking to MP3 download sites
2005-07-15: Microsoft Investigates New XP SP2 Flaw
2005-07-16: HP to slash approximately 15,000 jobs
2005-07-16: New improved bandaids made of ground shrimp
2005-07-17: Bank to require more than passwords
2005-07-17: Jail for Nigerian bank fraudster
2005-07-17: Lafayette, LA votes to install fiver-to-the-home
2005-07-17: Time to turn on to power over Ethernet? | Channel Register
2005-07-17: Zazzle is coming -- personalized products for everyone
2005-07-18: Apple preparing video iPod
2005-07-20: Blogs in space target aliens
2005-07-20: Feds crack down on pornographic e-mails
2005-07-20: Google Moon
2005-07-20: Identity Theft Protection Act
2005-07-20: Riot control ray gun worries scientists | CNET News.com
2005-07-20: Ten-year-old girl is a Microsoft Certified Professional
2005-07-20: 'Alien' worm descends on Earth PCs - vnunet.com
2005-07-21: Biggest 419 bust in history -- 310 people arrested for Nigerian money scam
2005-07-21: FDA OKs Brain Stimulator For Depression
2005-07-21: Introduction to Be, Inc. and BeOS -- A New OS
2005-07-21: Pedal Power For VoIP Minutes: A Third-World digital divide solution?
2005-07-21: Revenge on Spammers
2005-07-21: Scary man tells the weather
2005-07-22: Longhorn Gets a Name: Windows Vista
2005-07-22: Powered Armor offers Japan's elderly new lease on life
2005-07-22: Yikes! USB Devices can be Used to Start Locked Windows Workstations
2005-07-24: Interview with the hacker who did "the biggest military computer hack of all time"
2005-07-24: Running Windows with No Services
2005-07-25: Eerie Sounds of Saturn's Radio Emissions
2005-07-25: Microsoft's Earth deletes Apple HQ
2005-07-25: Russia's Biggest Spammer Brutally Murdered in Apartment
2005-07-26: Getting a handle on Windows Vista | CNET News.com
2005-07-26: Nanotech Moves Closer to Cure
2005-07-26: Privacy Guru Locks Down VOIP
2005-07-26: Rap Marketing Comes to Nerdcore
2005-07-27: Blind Teen Video Gamer Obliterates Foes
2005-07-27: Implant chip to identify the dead
2005-07-27: Microsoft Genuine Advantage Verification Bypassed With Simple Hack
2005-07-27: Researcher Resigns Over New Cisco Router Flaw
2005-07-27: Sunlight Direct lights buildings with sunlight transmitted by fiber optics
2005-07-28: Firefox Downloads Top 75 million, Mozilla Expands � MarketingVOX
2005-07-28: IE7 nukes Google, Yahoo! search
2005-07-28: Microsoft introduces compulsory Windows piracy checks
2005-07-28: Water ice in crater at Martian north pole
2005-07-30: Cisco Whistle-Blower Faces FBI Probe
2005-08-01: Cosmic rays may prevent long-haul space travel
2005-08-01: DefCon 13 Coverage
2005-08-01: Hacker forced new planet discovery out of the closet
2005-08-01: Interview With eBay's Security Officer
2005-08-01: Router Flaw Is a Ticking Bomb
2005-08-01: The wall of sheep -- careless users' passwords projected on the wall at DEFCON
2005-08-02: Army punishes soldier for blog posts
2005-08-02: Hackers Annihilate Wi-Fi Record
2005-08-02: Infrared exploits open the door to hotel hacking | The Register
2005-08-02: Linux Bluetooth hackers hijack car audio | The Register
2005-08-02: Microsoft Windows Vista Slide Show
2005-08-02: Mighty Mouse from Apple
2005-08-02: Phishers hack eBay -- Real eBay page redirected
2005-08-03: Chinese cyber-dissident jailed | The Register
2005-08-03: Cisco warns customers of site breach | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-08-03: DNS servers--an Internet Achilles' heel | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-08-03: S.Korean scientists create world's first cloned dog
2005-08-03: Search pioneers join Yahoo! - but is the web beyond search? | The Register
2005-08-04: Five viruses already out for Microsoft Windows Vista
2005-08-04: The Chief Security Officer of Oracle's Position on Security Vulnerability Research
2005-08-07: Google urged to drop reactor images | Top stories | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (08-08-2005)
2005-08-07: Massive spyware-based identity theft ring uncovered
2005-08-07: Proposal: Implant radio frequency identification (RFID) chips under the skin of US citizens
2005-08-07: Researchers Create Radio Controlled Humans
2005-08-07: Terrorists Turn to the Web as Base of Operations
2005-08-07: US Government requires insecure backdoors into networks
2005-08-07: 'Thoughts read' via brain scans
2005-08-08: China creates its 1st cloned pig
2005-08-08: ID theft ring hits 50 banks, security firm says | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-08-08: Quantum information can be negative (popular description)

Aug 2005

2005-07-18: Chinese exchange student arrested for stealing virtual objects from online gamers and then selling them for cash
2005-08-02: Fuel Cell Motorbike to Hit U.S. Streets
2005-08-04: Security slips out of top-5 IT priorities ranking | Datapoint: IT Research That Matters on ZDNet | ZDNet.com
2005-08-08: A9.com -- Maps of cities at street level
2005-08-08: A9.com Maps (Beta) -- Street-level view of San Francisco
2005-08-08: Bacteria grow conductive wires
2005-08-08: Colorado bans cell phone driving teens
2005-08-08: Is a $20 cell phone on the horizon?
2005-08-08: Microsoft's 'honeymonkeys' find first zero-day exploit
2005-08-08: Riding With the Urban Mappers
2005-08-08: Yahoo passes Google in search index capacity | News.blog | CNET News.com
2005-08-09: 13 Pennsylvania High School Students Face Felony Charges for Bypassing Security With School-Issued Laptops
2005-08-09: British Testing RFID Tags on License Plates
2005-08-09: Microsoft settles suit against one-time 'spam king'
2005-08-09: RFID: To Tag or Not to Tag
2005-08-09: S Korean dies after games session
2005-08-09: Unites Airlines Tests RFID on Passports
2005-08-09: Windows Vista Beta 1: A Guided Tour
2005-08-09: ZDNet Apologizes for Using Google
2005-08-10: Americans falling woefully behind the rest of world in broadband access
2005-08-10: Gateway puts a trace on laptops
2005-08-10: Kansas Board of Education Votes to Include More Criticism of Evolution in School Science Scandards
2005-08-10: Man dies playing computer games
2005-08-10: Photo in the News: Triple Asteroid System Found
2005-08-10: Plan to Warm Mars With Greenhouse Gases
2005-08-10: Stealing your neighbor's Internet? Experts urge caution
2005-08-10: The Feds Take On Electronic Trash
2005-08-11: Furniture Causes FedEx Fits -- Sues Designer Using DMCA
2005-08-11: Intel's Pentium 4 Overclocked to 7.1GHz, Sets World's Record
2005-08-11: World's largest solar installation to use Stirling engine technology
2005-08-12: Cabir mobile phone worm spreads in Helsinki
2005-08-12: Florida Librarian Suspended Because a Patron Viewed Porn
2005-08-12: Spammer Convicted in Huge Computer-Theft Case
2005-08-14: Firefox Hits 80 million downloads
2005-08-15: A Comparision of the Size of the Yahoo and Google Indices -- Google returns three times as many hits as Yahoo
2005-08-15: Bush administration objects to .xxx domains
2005-08-15: Feds Push Flier Background Checks
2005-08-15: Nanotubes May Heal Broken Bones
2005-08-15: Service Technicians Can�t Snoop on Your Hard Drive for the Government
2005-08-15: Spyware Heats Up the Debate Over Cookies - New York Times (use bugmenot.com to log in)
2005-08-15: Tools drive point-and-click crime -- Easily controlled botnets
2005-08-15: Y-shaped nanotubes are ready-made transistors
2005-08-15: ZOTOB Worm Plagues Microsoft, Not Apple
2005-08-16: Crocodile blood may yield powerful new antibiotics
2005-08-16: Milky Way's Central Structure Seen with Fresh Clarity -- We Live in a Barred Spiral Galaxy
2005-08-17: Adobe warns of Reader, Acrobat buffer overflow bug
2005-08-17: DSL Extender trial wraps up -- DSL to 20 km
2005-08-17: Interactive 3D Display: Its Here!
2005-08-17: Lease Space on Your Body for Ads
2005-08-17: New Cryptanalytic Results Against SHA-1
2005-08-17: New patented lens made of liquid paves way for slimmer digital cameras
2005-08-17: San Francisco Looks To Wireless Future
2005-08-17: Via Internet, Australian-based Researchers Perform Real-time Cell Surgery In California
2005-08-17: Video-Playing Tombstones
2005-08-17: Vietnam to bug bears to stop wildlife smuggling
2005-08-18: Broadband over Power Lines (BPL) is coming (at end note US ranking: #16 worldwide in broadband penetration)
2005-08-18: Fired AOL software engineer sentenced for selling client list
2005-08-18: Microsoft Security Advisory (906267): A COM Object (Msdds.dll) Could Cause Internet Explorer to Unexpectedly Exit
2005-08-18: Microsoft Warns of IE Zero-Day Exploit -- Msdds.dll (Microsoft DDS Library Shape Control)
2005-08-18: More Details on the 13 Pennsylvania High School Students Facing Felony Charges for Hacking the School Computers
2005-08-18: Putting Speakers on Airplane Wings and Playing Music Through them Prevents Stalling at Low Speeds
2005-08-18: Universities grapple with ID theft | CNET News.com
2005-08-18: Vista feature exposes beta machines | CNET News.com
2005-08-19 : Google Nudging Changes in China
2005-08-19: Bill would let Canadian police monitor e-mail without a court order
2005-08-19: Commentary : Just Say 'No' to DMV-ization of Broadband in San Francisco
2005-08-19: HotMaps links Google Maps with AmIHotOrNot for dating
2005-08-19: Ice turning to mush in Alaska
2005-08-19: Nanotubes show their strength in numbers
2005-08-19: Net stalker loses appeal -- Sentence of 96 months in prison and three years supervised release was left unchanged
2005-08-19: New MRI technique permits presymptomatic detection of diabetes
2005-08-19: Philly narrows Wi-Fi equipment choice | CNET News.com
2005-08-19: Photos: E-waste in a Chinese scrapyard
2005-08-19: Photos: The Russian reusable spacecraft Kliper is intended to replace the disposable Soyuz vehicle
2005-08-19: Racing to build the world's mightiest computer | CNET News.com
2005-08-19: Researchers creating life from scratch
2005-08-19: Windows Vista P2P engine causes concern
2005-08-19: WorldChanging: Another World Is Here: Ribbons, Sheets and the Nanofuture
2005-08-19: 'E-Mail Wiretapping' Prosecutions Could Increase in the Future -- Increased Privacy in the US
2005-08-19: 'Killbit' Workaround for Zero-Day IE Flaw Available
2005-08-20: Keeping enemies close at the Google Dance
2005-08-20: Light that travels faster than light
2005-08-20: Photo in the News: Gas Thief Escapes on Tricycle
2005-08-20: Photo in the News: Jet's Sonic Boom Cloud Caught
2005-08-20: Scientists Mess with the Speed of Light -- But the Faster than Light Claim is Only an Illusion
2005-08-20: Video games linked to aggression, study finds | CNET News.com
2005-08-21: Government May Soon Track You by Your RFID License Plate
2005-08-21: The Breaking Point - Pretty Pictures of Saudi Arabian Oil Fields - (New York Times -- use bugmenot.com to log in)
2005-08-22: Artificial Pancreas (06-01, year unknown)
2005-08-22: Billboards beam adverts to passing cellphones
2005-08-22: Connecticut Sues 'No Child Left Behind' Law
2005-08-22: French rent bikes from public racks at low cost
2005-08-22: Google Desktop Download
2005-08-22: Grad's Breakthrough Artificial Pancreas May Help Diabetics - The Daily Californian (from August 31, 2004)
2005-08-22: Microsoft offers RFID system for postal services
2005-08-22: Napster boss on life after piracy
2005-08-22: Researchers create new stem cell, no embryo needed
2005-08-22: The new Trojan war -- Defense Department finds its networks under attack from China
2005-08-22: Web of Crime Series
2005-08-23: ID theft spyware scam uncovered -- used Internet Explorer's AutoComplete
2005-08-23: Dual-Core Processors > AMD Issues Dual-Core Chip Challenge To Intel
2005-08-23: Google planning IM service, report says
2005-08-23: Google Talk -- Google's Instant Messenger
2005-08-23: Intel confirms Yonah, Sossaman will offer virtualisation
2005-08-23: Intel Introduces new Microprocessor Architecture -- lots of cool pictures
2005-08-23: Intel promises Windows Vista on handhelds
2005-08-23: Japanese House-Sitter Robot Hits Stores
2005-08-23: Lockheed Martin Is Hired to put 1,000 video cameras and 3,000 motion sensors in NYC subways
2005-08-23: Merom, Conroe, Woodcrest lose HyperThreading | The Register
2005-08-23: Ministers confront reality of climate change
2005-08-23: More Students Prefer Interdisciplinary degrees to Computer Science degrees
2005-08-23: NCSA edges away from Google-Yahoo! study
2005-08-23: The struggle over science
2005-08-23: University of Texas discards all the books, replaces library with Internet coffeehouse
2005-08-23: US boffins breed cloned wildcats
2005-08-23: US tops poll of spyware purveyors
2005-08-23: Your laptop is getting very, very sleepy
2005-08-23: Zotob worm hole also affects Windows XP
2005-08-24: Airborne laser cannon brings Star Wars one step closer - Yahoo! News
2005-08-24: AOL agrees to customer service reform -- they made it too hard to cancel service
2005-08-24: Boot loader showdown: Getting to know LILO and GRUB
2005-08-24: Internet phone cos. may cut off customers
2005-08-25: Has Google Peaked?
2005-08-25: Arrests made in Turkey and Morocco for creating Mytob and Zotob worms
2005-08-25: Earth's Core Spins Faster Than the Rest of the Planet (NY Times)
2005-08-25: From Intel's labs: Virus hunters and power savers -- Exciting, new way to stop viruses!
2005-08-25: Google Wants to Be Your Best Friend
2005-08-25: Hollywood studios filed a new round of lawsuits using BitTorrent's own data to track down individuals accused of trading movies online
2005-08-25: Intel preps 'GPS for Wi-Fi' location tech
2005-08-25: PWNtcha - captcha decoder
2005-08-26: BBC plans to put channels on net
2005-08-26: Flaw may hide malicious software -- spyware scanners will miss very long registry keys
2005-08-26: Legal argument could hamper high-tech job-changers -- "Inevitable Disclosure" is the new Indentured Servitude
2005-08-26: NSF Preps New, Improved Internet
2005-08-26: Scientists probe anti-ageing gene
2005-08-26: Who'll mind the mainframes?
2005-08-27: 5 indicted in spyware e-mail case -- Lover Spy program could access anything on your computer, even turn on the webcam
2005-08-28: Poker-playing programs make real money online
2005-08-29: Free Opera Registration Codes
2005-08-29: It's a miracle: mice regrow hearts
2005-08-29: Microsoft releases Windows file system beta
2005-08-29: New Nanotech Coating Prevents Fogging, Glare in Glass
2005-08-29: These are the cutest donkeys in Texas. They have nothing to do with computers -- so sue me.
2005-08-30: Major ozone loss over Antarctic
2005-08-30: Argonne researchers create new diamond-nanotube composite material
2005-08-30: New IrDA spec shoots for 100Mbit/s data rates
2005-08-30: Stolen Windows source code fence pleads guilty -- faces up tp 10 years' prison
2005-08-31: Canadian Researchers To Showcase CanX-2 Nanosat August 31
2005-08-31: Mazda Ditches Cylinder Locks in Favor of USB Key
2005-08-31: Microsoft plans telephone service
2005-08-31: MSN unveils first paid-search tool
2005-08-31: US develops hopping 'Lunar Penguin'
2005-09-01: Blog from New Orleans
2005-09-01: Gumshoe chases Internet villains in Eastern Europe
2005-09-01: Massachusetts dumps Microsoft Office
2005-09-02: Japanese use new form of multiplexing to achieve 100 Mbps wireless Internet connection via cell phones from a moving car
2005-09-02: 'DVD Jon' targets Media Player file encryption
2005-09-04: 'Microsoft CEO vowed to kill Google'

Oct 2005

2005-09-28: Security-related innovation in Unix in heap handling
2005-09-29: Apple Upgrades Mac Mini, Doesn't Tell Anybody
2005-09-30: Next-Gen Processor: Supercomputer on a Chip
2005-10-01: Book Review - The Singularity Is Near
2005-10-02: Microsoft invents a one-play only DVD to combat Hollywood piracy
2005-10-02: Robot English Teacher in Korea
2005-10-02: So what do you have to do to find happiness? - Sunday Times - Times Online
2005-10-03: HP to ship Netscape browser on new PCs
2005-10-03: New battery technology powers for 12 years
2005-10-03: Yahoo begins effort to bring books online for reading
2005-10-04: Google and Sun team up to tout Open Office and Google Toolbar
2005-10-04: HBO Attacking BitTorrent
2005-10-04: Music Download Services Compared - Printer Friendly - Guide - Designtechnica
2005-10-04: Musicians tell how to beat system - Oct 4, 2005
2005-10-04: Nanotubes refine computer memory - Manufacturers gear up to mass-produce unconventional chips.
2005-10-04: Neowin.net - 30GB Web Mail Launches Into Beta -- I have some invitations left
2005-10-04: Robotic Antisniper device
2005-10-04: Single-play DVDs? It's a hoax
2005-10-05: Andreessen's Ning unveiled
2005-10-05: Common Malware Enumeration Initiative
2005-10-05: Dell offers an open-source PC
2005-10-05: Japan to stage mock cyberattacks
2005-10-05: Nematodes: The Making of 'Beneficial' Network Worms
2005-10-05: Photo Gallery: Best Science Photographs of 2005 Named
2005-10-05: Record labels, satellite radio seen in showdown
2005-10-06: A Real Remedy for Phishers
2005-10-06: Blackout shows Net's fragility | Tech News on ZDNet
2005-10-06: Breaking America's grip on the net
2005-10-06: Court Rules in Favor of Anonymous Blogger
2005-10-06: MS to Ship Malware Protection Utility -- Microsoft Client Protection
2005-10-07: A convicted hacker debunks some myths
2005-10-07: Are you a bored web techie? Join al-Qaeda
2005-10-07: Dutch smash 100,000-strong zombie army
2005-10-07: Google Reader
2005-10-07: Malware turns PlayStation Portable into expensive brick
2005-10-07: Sound waves used to destroy torpedoes