02/03/2012 How to identify fake Facebook accounts
Barracuda Networks releases a study that helps identify fake Facebook accounts.
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02/03/2012 Startup opportunities abound in wake of Facebook IPO
Clearly Facebook is a dominant player in social media, but startups targeting niche audiences and mobile device access still have a chance to stand out.
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02/03/2012 ADzero bamboo phone, green and beautiful (photos)
After spotting a university student's concept bamboo phone online, one company is making the green smartphone a reality. See photos of the ADzero here.
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02/03/2012 Security slackers risk Internet blackout on March 8
Companies and home users whose computers or routers are infected by the DNSChanger Trojan risk being unable to access the Web come March 8, 2012.
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02/03/2012 Dying for a Nokia Lumia 900? Preorder it at a Microsoft store
If you don't want to deal with the hassle of signing up with AT&T, you can reserve your Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone at one of Microsoft's 15 retail stores.
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02/03/2012 AMD fundamentally shifts chip design methodology
AMD will take a fundamentally different approach to designing chips as it tries to move away from playing second fiddle to Intel. The company will blur the lines between CPUs and graphics processors in future chip design cycles, with both units sharing a memory pool and running common software...
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02/02/2012 Windows Phone 8 details reportedly leak
On tap for the next version of Microsoft's smartphone platform: support for different processors, screen sizes, microSD storage, NFC, business support, Windows 8 integration, and more.
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02/02/2012 Security concerns on Apple's FileVault decryption via FireWire
Since the news of Passware being able to decrypt FileVault over FireWire connections, Mac users might be concerned about the integrity of the security on their computers.
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02/02/2012 Google now scanning Android apps for malware
New service scans apps for malicious code or behavior and bounces them if they are suspect.
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02/02/2012 VeriSign hacked several times, won't reveal the details
In October 2011, Internet infrastructure firm VeriSign released its usual quarterly report. Buried in the 50-page filing to the SEC was the revelation that the company had been breached multiple times the previous year.
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02/02/2012 Microsoft team discovers malicious cookie-forwarding scheme
Microsoft researchers checking how easy it is to identify users by analyzing commonly collected Web-log data incidentally discovered a cookie-forwarding scheme that can be used to aid session hijacking.
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02/02/2012 Tweet in Morse code with Tworse Key
A brilliant hack lets you post to Twitter using Morse code. Learn how to make your own tweeting telegraph key here.
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02/02/2012 Facebook goes quiet, comes alive again
Multiple reports of slow loading and even no loading suggest that Facebook is experiencing problems. What might it be?
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02/02/2012 Hackers stole data from VeriSign in 2010
VeriSign discloses in quarterly SEC filing that hackers stole data in successful attacks, but doesn't say what data was stolen.
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02/02/2012 Courts have likely killed DVD-copying media servers
Remember Kaleidescape's attempt to sell a server that let you copy your DVDs for personal use? Sounded like a good idea to help keep DVDs alive, but eight years on, Kaleidescape suffers another defeat in court.
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