28 February, 2009
27 February, 2009
- Microtrends: Traffic sign hacking - Times Online
- Shock: Hackers sometimes hack just to be jerks - CrunchGear
- Camelot dismisses lottery website hack claims - Register
- Nasa hacker judicial review date set - ZDNet UK
- Fugitive suspected of hacking parents to death arrested in Mexico - San Diego Union Tribune
- Use of RFID Tech at Border Crossings Raises Hacking Fears - TechNewsWorld
- UK hacker may be extradited to the US for hacking military … - domain-B
- Visitors hack party host to death in Nueva Vizcaya - GMA news.tv
- It's not always about money; sometimes hackers just hate you - Ars Technica
- Hacking contest to test iPhone's security - Apple Insider
26 February, 2009
- $10000 Prize For Hacking iPhone - G4 TV
- Report: Hacking Not Always for Financial Gain - IT Business Edge
- Microsoft Warns of New Excel Hacking Flaw - FOXNews
- British UFO hacker loses another bid to avoid US extradition - Computerworld
- Google launches Native Client hacking contest - The Tech Herald
- Hacking Safari 4 Beta: Top 10 hidden settings - TG Daily
- Contest Offers $10K for Hacking iPhone, Android - PC Magazine
- UK Pentagon hacker nears extradition to US - CNN International
- Pentagon hacker nears extradition - CNN International
- UK hacker loses new round of US extradition fight - The Associated Press
- Hacker step closer to extradition - BBC News
- ETRI Develops Hacking Free Chipset for Mobile Phone - Telecoms Korea (subscription)
- Study: Hackers Still Enjoy Vandalizing Web Sites - PC World
- Xbox 360 Review - 'Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad' - WorthPlaying.com
