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August 26, 2011
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Scariest IPv6 Attack Scenarios Experts are reporting a rise in the number of attacks that take advantage of known vulnerabilities of IPv6.
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Google Shutters Slide, Acquired Last Year for $182 Million Slide execs scatter, and users are encouraged to migrate their virtual goods to other sites.
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UK Charges Another Alleged Anonymous Member A 22-year-old student is the latest in a series of arrests of alleged hackers.
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Tampa Bay Bucs Buy Players iPads NFL is getting tech-savvy by putting playbooks on tablets.
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Verizon Says "No" to Samsung's New Galaxy S II Android Smartphone Verizon indicates that it already has a good selection of Android phones available to its customers.
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Windows XP Turns 10 Windows XP quietly turned 10 years old Wednesday, a milestone for the still-popular operating system that powers nearly half the world's PCs.
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Apple, RIM Prepare Budget Phones A cheaper iPhone 4 and more affordable editions of the BlackBerry Curve are in the works for unveiling in the fall.
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Google Denied in Latest Attempt to Bar Controversial E-Mail Judge orders Google to immediately hand over the draft e-mail sought by Oracle in its claim of Java patent violations in the Android mobile OS.
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