America’s 59 national parks and 108 national monuments are some of our countries greatest treasures, but sometimes things pertaining to “national security” just get really weird.
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user396089 is more than competent when it comes to writing code in “bits and pieces.” Planning and synthesizing that code into a complex, coherent app is the hard part. “So, my question is, how do I improve my design skills,” he asks. And to that, some more experienced programmers answered…
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Is it mischief, malice, money, or something else entirely? This is the question that was on my mind when I met with Mikko Hypponen, a legendary computer security heavyweight who has been hunting viruses for 25 years — since Brain.a, the first PC virus.
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2011 is the 25th anniversary of the computer virus. In September, 1986 … sending out not just offers for herbal viagra, but phishing attacks and keystroke loggers that give them access to bank and financial data and personal information.
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