Recent Posts

20 November, 2008

• Royal National Park - Culture and History - The Age
• BarCamp buzz: Let the hacking continue - Builder AU
• Teenager pleads guilty to botnet, 'swatting' charges - ITworld.com
• Genome Hacking Could Reverse-Engineer Extinct Woolly Mammoth - Wired News

19 November, 2008

• Renegade’s Blackberry: To give or not to give - Scoop.co.nz
• Prolific Boston teen hacker pleads guilty - United Press International
• Teen pleads guilty to hacking spree - Boston Globe (registration)
• Cumberlands' student faces hacking charge - TMC Net
• Cumberlands' student faces hacking charge - TMC Net

18 November, 2008

• CSI: Hacking Bluetooth 2.1 Passwords - Dark Reading
• What the hack! - Pune Newsline
• Trial Delayed in Palin Hacking Case - Tom's Guide
• Cumberlands’ student faces hacking charge - Times Tribune of Corbin
• Palin webmail 'hack' trial delayed - Register
• Guardian Hack Day - a view from the inside - guardian.co.uk
• Vindictive Man Guilty of Hacking Computer, Faces Prison - SPAMfighter News
• Miley Cyrus rumoured dead, but is alive - Sify
• University Of The Cumberlands Student Arrested - WBKO
• Student charged with hacking, blackmail scheme - Kentucky.com
• Fallout From "Joe The Plumber" Snooping Heats Up - Information Week Weblog

17 November, 2008

• Student Charged In Hacking Case - Lex 18
• Barack Obama Won't Be Able to Take His BlackBerry to the White House - Cleveland Leader
• Judge delays trial of accused Palin e-mail hacker - Computerworld
• Could you live without your BlackBerry? - FierceCIO
• OGRA website hacked by Indian hacker - The News International
• Miley Cyrus dead, say false car crash rumours - Mirror.co.uk
• Palin E-mail Hacker Trial Delayed - InformationWeek

15 November, 2008

• Ex-Con Returns to Jail for Hacking Prison Computers - PC World