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Thu, August 07, 2008 11:32:10 PMFrom:
smh.com.au Technology Daily
Subject:
Major internet flaw worse than feared
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A newly discovered flaw in the internet's core infrastructure also
permits hackers to intercept email messages. 
Credit card providers will not refund associated costs such as
canceled air fares and accommodation to victims of the Beijing
Olympics ticketing scam. 
Flickr founder Stewart Butterfield shares the secrets to his
success. 
Australian internet users could have their online access curbed if
a new trial launched in Britain last month takes hold here.
Computer security pros tend to be a highly paranoid bunch, seeing
potential threats everywhere. But some aren't cautious enough.
Women in Japan will soon be able to have their own handheld beauty
consultant after Sega teamed up with cosmetics giant Shiseido.
COLUMNS | |
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Broadcast TV on the terminal listThe battle of internet viewing technologies that will replace television has begun - and all of them spell doom for telecasting as we now know it. | |
BIZ TECH | |
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Blonde bombshell sells holiday on eBayA woman claiming to be a 35-year-old Queensland blonde bombshell is auctioning off the chance to spend a four-week holiday - with her. | |
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