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8 September, 2010

• Potomac students implicated in hacking scheme start group to fight peer pressure - Washington Post
• Phone hacking was rife at News of the World, claims new witness - The Guardian
• PMQs: Clegg faces questions on phone hacking - BBC News
• British MPs to debate hacking scandal - euronews
• UNL tightens computer security after hacking - Beatrice Daily Sun
• News Corp. Is Freaking Out About The Phone-Hacking Scandal - The Business Insider
• Ex-FA Boss Confirms His Phone Was Hacked - Sky News
• Clegg Quizzed Over Phone-Hacking - Sky News
• Most Hacking Victims Blame Themselves: Symantec - Huffington Post (blog)
• The hacking scandal - Politico (blog)
• Coulson - and Murdoch - feel the heat as phone-hacking story gains traction - The Guardian
• Phone-hacking row: MPs to hold emergency debate - The Guardian
• David Davies: My Phone Was Hacked - Sky News
• Could PS3 Hacking Cause More Frequent Firmware Updates? - Loot Ninja
• Clegg insists further action in phone hacking row is up to police as he is ... - Daily Mail
• MPs to debate phone hacking claim - BBC News
• Symantec: Most hacking victims blame themselves - San Francisco Chronicle
• Extradition law review to consider US-UK treaty - BBC News
• Clegg tackled on phone-hacking row - The Press Association
• British PM to avoid grilling over phonehacking scandal - CNN
• Phone hacking and an unhealthy press-police relationship - The Guardian
• David Davies Confirms His Phone Was Hacked - Sky News
• Number Of Websites Hacked Increasing - MCMC - Bernama
• Extradition law review 'to focus on US-UK treaty' - BBC News
• Symantec: Most hacking victims blame themselves - Computerworld
• C4 News - Prescott to seek judicial review on phone hacking - DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)
• Ethical Hacking and Network Defense - Liberian Daily Observer
• Phone hacking row gathers pace as MPs start new inquiry - Daily Mail
• Why hackers hack - Helium
• State drops Facebook hacking case - Ocala
• Britain: Parliamentary Panel to Investigate Phone Hacking - New York Times
• British Police May Question Government Adviser - New York Times
• British Police May Question Downing Street Adviser on Phone-Hacking - New York Times (blog)

7 September, 2010

• MPs to hold phone-hacking inquiry - Financial Times
• Key witness will testify on News of the World phone hacking - The Guardian
• British celeb phone-hacking scandal comes to Downing Street as aide sought for ... - Los Angeles Times
• UK police likely to quiz PM's aide over hacking - The Associated Press
• only 12 high-profile figures' phones hacked, say police - Telegraph.co.uk
• UK police urge NY Times to show hacking evidence - Reuters
• New Upgrades On Sony PlayStation (PS3), Will Block Hardware Hacking - Asia Bizz
• How easy is it to hack a mobile? - BBC News
• Car hacking goes wireless as modern vehicles open to hacker attacks - Infosecurity Magazine (US)
• PS3 Update Closes Loophole, PSJailbreak and PSGroove Blocked - CrunchGear (blog)
• Met Assistant Commissioner on hacking - BBC News
• Lawmakers to quiz top police officer over British tabloid phone hacking ... - The Canadian Press
• PSJailbreak distributor defends PS3 hacking & homebrew gaming - myce.com
• Britain May Reopen Phone-Hacking Case - Daily Beast
• Andy Coulson unlikely to face new phone-hacking inquiry - Telegraph.co.uk
• Politicians Attack Britain on Scandal - New York Times
• Tony Blair dragged into News Of The World 'phone hacking' row - Daily Mail
• Steve Bell on the News of the World phone-hacking allegations - The Guardian
• Home Sec asked if Blair phone targeted by NoW - Press Gazette

6 September, 2010

• UK police may probe alleged tabloid phone hacking - BusinessWeek
• What the officer and the minister said about hacking ... and what they didn't - The Guardian
• Phone-hacking investigation may be reopened - The Guardian
• Phone hacking scandal: Theresa May comes under fire in parliament - The Guardian
• U.K. Officials Defend Handling Of Phone Hacking Scandal - NPR
• Chris Bryant says police have 'done nothing' about his phone hacking claims - BBC News
• John Yates profile - The Guardian
• MPs debate News of the World phone-hacking claims - Channel 4 News (blog)
• Labour MPs call for hacking probe - BBC News
• Phone-hacking: three cheers for Vodafone - The Guardian (blog)
• British aide faces hacking claims - Aljazeera.net
• UK police may probe alleged tabloid phone hacking - The Associated Press
• Phone-Hack: Coulson 'Happy' To Talk To Cops - Sky News
• Facebook and Twitter user accounts hacked with 'free iPad' scams - The Guardian (blog)
• Samsung Galaxy Tab hacked and rooted before it's even out - Pocket Gamer
• London police could reopen celebrity hacking probe - CNN
• EDF Should Face Greenpeace Computer-Hacking Trial, French Prosecutor Says - Bloomberg
• London Police to Probe Allegations of Phone-Hacking by Murdoch Newspaper - Bloomberg
• UK police may probe alleged tabloid phone hacking - Forbes
• UK police may probe alleged tabloid phone hacking - One News Page
• Politics live blog - Monday 6 September - The Guardian (blog)
• Police say phone hacking case may be reopened - AFP
• Royal Phone Tapping Scandal Taints Cameron - Daily Beast
• Why won't the PCC act over phone hacking? - The Guardian
• Pressure Mounts For New Phone-Hacking Inquiry - Sky News
• SDOT fixes 'hacked' West Seattle traffic sign - West Seattle Blog (blog)
• Hacking claims 'recycled' – Gove - Tom Wilt News
• In Britain, Labour Politicians Call for New Look at Scandal - New York Times
• In Britain, Labour Politicians Call for a Second Look at a Phone Scandal - New York Times
• When it comes to phone-hacking, the press is the elephant in the room - The Guardian
• Martin Rowson on News of the World phone hacking - The Guardian

5 September, 2010

• Met 'may reopen phone hack probe' - BBC News
• Phone hacking: Met police put on spot by ignored leads and discreet omissions - The Guardian
• Quantum key distribution in superposition of "insecure" and "unneeded" - Ars Technica
• Lord Mandelson targeted by mobile phone hacking - Telegraph.co.uk
• Gove on 'recycling' of hacking allegations - BBC News
• Hacking claims 'recycled' - Gove - BBC News
• Ker: Hacked teacher sacked from job - India Today
• Tories under fire over tabloid phone hacking row - Herald Scotland
• Is phone hacking really cricket? Yes, sometimes - The Guardian
• Exclusive: Mandelson targeted in phone-hacking scandal - Independent

4 September, 2010

• John Prescott furious over unrevealed link to phone-hacking scandal - The Guardian
• Team Murdoch on EthicsRupert Murdoch's News of the World lectures the New York ... - Slate Magazine
• NorCal man charged in opossum hacking, posts video - San Jose Mercury News
• Kerela lecturer sacked after attack - Economic Times
• Call For Inquiries Into Hacking - Sky News
• Hacking Claims: Pressure Piles On PM Aide - Sky News
• Met Police defends itself over phone hack claims - ITN NEWS
• Balls enters 'phone hacking' row - BBC News
• Rupert Murdoch Tabloid's Celebrity Phone Hack History Uncovered - Switched (blog)
• Britain today Police defend action in phone-hacking row - Scotsman
• Britain today: Police defend action in phone-hacking row - Scotsman
• Phone tapping row: Tessa Jowell claims her mobile was hacked 28 times - Telegraph.co.uk
• Man charged after allegedly hacking opossum to death - The Union of Grass Valley
• Andy Coulson's job 'safe' despite phone hack claims - BBC News
• Inquiries urged into phone hacking claims about the 'News of the World' - Irish Times
• Fresh probe urged into phone-hacking row - AFP
• Hacking at the truth: The New York Times v the News of the World - The Guardian
• Kim Hyun Joong's official website hacked - allkpop