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 Top 5 Potential Cyber-Enemies for the United States McAfee reveals a huge hacking campaign against U.S. interests that points to China as the source, but other serious threats exist. Share:   |  Facebook's Planned News Feed Changes Should Worry You Facebook is making changes to its news feed to make advertisers more visible. Share: | Skype Finally Brings Video Chat to Most Android Phones The updated video chat software also includes support for Android tablets. Share: | Microsoft Announces "BlueHat" Contest for Better Security Solutions Microsoft offers $200,000 first prize to security experts who come up with significant solutions to fight malware and software vulnerabilities. Share: | Finally Declining? World of Warcraft Loses 300,000 Subscribers Blizzard's online roleplaying game loses nearly a million paying subscribers in less than a year, despite major new content launch. 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