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Hackers strike at Islamic Web sites
News Outraged at last Tuesday's events, so-called 'patriot hackers' have begun a campaign against Web sites belonging to the governments of Islamic states.
Home videos star in online attack coverage
News TV networks have long turned to amateur video, but last month's terrorist attacks are spurring a new form of video journalism: broadcasting home-multimedia files over the Web.
Hackers divided over response to terrorism
News Groups of online vandals and hackers are split over how to respond to last week's terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, with some Internet vigilantes calling for an assault on perceived terrorist sites and others pleading for calm.
Microsoft Encarta Reference Library 2002
Product Reviews Microsoft Encarta Reference Library 2002
Tags: Microsoft Corp., 3D, Encarta.com, Reference Library, Afghanistan, multimedia, Web
US government transition sites launched
News President-elect Barack Obama's new transition site features a blog with YouTube videos, while the Government Accountability Office's site lists urgent priorities.
Tags: Government, Web sites, Web 2.0, Site, General Accounting Office, Video, comptroller, Afghanistan, Pakistan, space shuttle
Taliban closes information highway in Afghanistan
News The world wide Web just became a little less worldwide. Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar has outlawed the use of the Internet in Afghanistan, which is 95 percent under the control of the Islamic militia.
Taliban closes information highway in Afghanistan
News The World Wide Web just became a little less worldwide. Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar has outlawed the use of the Internet in Afghanistan, which is 95 percent under the control of the Islamic militia.
Ex-Intel worker sentenced in terrorism case
News Former Intel engineer Maher "Mike" Mofeid Hawash, who pleaded guilty to trying to enter Afghanistan to fight against American military forces, gets seven years in prison.
No 10 Downing Street Web site still offline
News The official No 10 Downing Street Web site was still out of action on Monday, after collapsing under its heaviest-ever traffic when a document linking Osama bin Laden to the terrorist attacks on September 11 was published on the site.
Online library offers 1.5 million works
News The Universal Digital Library has completed the digitization of 1.5 million books and made them free and publicly available.
Tags: Asset/resource/knowledge management, Global knowledge management, Knowledge management
Microsoft: Trojans are huge and China is tops in browser exploits
News The Microsoft Security Intelligence Report shows Trojans continue to dominate the field of malware, emerging markets are at greater risk for infection, and vulnerability rates are going down overall.
Tags: Security, Viruses and worms, Microsoft Corp., Malware, Web Browser, Vulnerability, social engineering, Computer, Infection Rate, exploit code
Videophones give reporters an edge
News Reporters covering the terrorist attacks use the technology to broadcast from places where satellite camera trucks and ordinary camera crews can't go.
Debate swirls around domain name power
News Attendees at U.N. summit discuss how U.S. authority to yank country codes could be lessened.
Tags: Domain names, Regulations
CEO Levin to retire from AOL Time Warner
News Gerald Levin, who says the company is ready for a "new era of leadership," will retire in May 2002 and will be succeeded by co-COO Richard Parsons.
Konami pulls out of Fallujah video game
News After three weeks of criticism about 'Six Days in Fallujah,' set in 2004 Iraq, Konami now says it won't distribute or sell the video game.
Tags: Games, Video Game, Training, Video, Sales, Iraq, U.S., blog, spokesman, game
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