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Hardware imported from China could leave U.S. open to cyber-threats
Cybersecurity advisor Richard Clarke warns that imports of chips, routers and hardware from China and other foreign suppliers could leave the U.S. open to cyber-attacks and cyber-threats.
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Richard Clarke: China has hacked every major US company
Cybersecurity advisor Richard Clarke is warning the U.S. that its major companies are being regularly infiltrated by Chinese hackers employed by the Chinese government to steal R&D.
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Security experts on next cyberwarfare steps
At the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Michael Chertoff, former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Richard Clarke, chairman of Good Harbor Consulting, and Marc Rotenberg, executive director of...
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Richard Clarke on recent Mideast cable outages
I just happened to be reading Breakpoint by Richard Clarke last week. The premise for the book is that the US finds itself undergoing a series of attacks on its infrastructure starting with...
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What will it take to secure our cyberspace?
The Bush administration's digital Pearl Harbor rhetoric distracts from our most urgent challenge: Getting government and private industry to agree on practical solutions to the threat of...
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Fed plea: Stop security leaks
Security holes must be disclosed responsibly, urge federal security experts. But officials hope the government's purchasing power can force the development of more secure software in the first place.
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Richard M. Stallman, free software leader falls ill at conference
Richard M. Stallman, creator of the concept of the free software and president and founder of the Free Software Foundation fell sick at a technology conference in Spain.
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Women in Tech: Marlena Clark faces challenges head on
Marlena Clark wants to help other young women overcome the challenges ahead by being a strong role model.
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Intel's Ivy Bridge: Aggressive launch, but a lot of wild cards
Intel has a lot riding on the Ivy Bridge ramp. Are its targets too aggressive given the great wait ahead of Windows 8?
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Hardware imported from China could leave U.S. open to cyber-threats
Cybersecurity advisor Richard Clarke warns that imports of chips, routers and hardware from China and other foreign suppliers could leave the U.S. open to cyber-attacks and cyber-threats.
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Richard Clarke: China has hacked every major US company
Cybersecurity advisor Richard Clarke is warning the U.S. that its major companies are being regularly infiltrated by Chinese hackers employed by the Chinese government to steal R&D.
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Sex Tech: YouPorn NOT Hacked, Richard Branson dot-XXX, A Porn Kickstarter
Kickstarter's porn clone, YouPorn isn't hacked, Richard Branson gets dot-XXX, China's sex tastes go upscale.
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Tesco Twitter PR crisis over 'slave labour' claims
Tesco 'Twitter-bods' complain to Tesco Customer Care about unfair working practices and slave labour after 'wage free' job is advertised.
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Sex Tech: Iran Execution, Reddit Apathy, Microsoft Gay Marriage, Amazon Plagiarism
Iran to execute alleged porn programmer, Reddit's SOPA porn apathy, Microsoft wants gay marriage, erotic book plagiarism at Amazon.
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Workday lands Kimberly-Clark deal
Many companies with multinational units and far-flung operations look to software as a service to ramp up quickly and consolidate reporting tools.
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Richard Stallman: Facebook does massive surveillance
Richard Stallman has declared Facebook and Google+ are mistreating their users. Furthermore, he points out Facebook performs massive surveillance with its tracking cookies.
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Square signs on Sir Richard Branson as new investor
Mobile payments solution Square is about to get a whole lot bigger now that Sir Richard Branson is an investor.
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Silicon Valley's Race Problem
CNN's Black In America documentary ignites issues of "pattern matching" and shocking sentiments about race in Silicon Valley.
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Free software founder, Richard M. Stallman is glad Jobs is gone
Free software's founder says, "I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm glad he's gone."
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Richard M. Stallman on Steve Jobs: "I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm glad he's gone"
Stallman: "Steve Jobs, the pioneer of the computer as a jail made cool, designed to sever fools from their freedom, has died."
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