"Anonymous" Declares War on Australia Over Internet FilteringSource: Wired News
Hackers identifying themselves as "Anonymous" launched a denial-of-service attack Wednesday against a web site for Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to protest a government proposal to filter internet content, according to the Australian Associated Press.
When the Internet Breaks, Who Ya Gonna Call?Source: ABC News
At this point, it's hard to imagine life without the Internet, at least in the developed world. But buried underneath the breathtaking Web applications and streaming media that we use on a daily basis, the actual software that makes the Internet work is starting to show its age.
Twitter, Facebook attack targeted one user Source: CNET.com
A Russian activist blogger with accounts on Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal and Google's Blogger and YouTube was targeted in a denial of service attack that led to the site-wide outage at Twitter and problems at the other sites on Thursday, according to a Facebook executive.
WorrySource: msnbc.com
In life I found that when one becomes overy confident is exactly the period before a fall. Be careful. All things in economy become comodities, including operating systems.
Blackwater still works for U.S. in IraqSource: United Press International
The U.S. State Department re-signed the security firm formerly known as Blackwater despite Iraq saying it didn't want the company there, records show.
'Curse of silence' flaw hits smartphonesSource: zdnet.com.au
A denial-of-service attack that limits the number of SMS messages that can be received by Nokia smartphones has been disclosed and demonstrated.
Report: Operatives Will Use Internet to Suppress the VoteSource: Wired News
From carefully targeted denial-of-service attacks to fake websites with false polling place addresses, online voter-suppression tactics could wreak unprecedented havoc on the November election, according to a new report released Monday by a group of privacy and election protectio …
Hackers hacked at infamous DefCon gatheringSource: Yahoo! News
In the end, it was hackers at DefCon that got hacked.
After three days of software cracking duels and hacking seminars, self-described computer ninjas at the infamous gathering in Las Vegas found out Sunday that their online activities were hijacked without them catching on.
10 Love Lessons From 'Sex and the City'Source: www.yahoo.com
Through my late 20s I was with the girls all the way, even though I often thought their romantic choices were misguided, obviously wrong, spiritually and psychologically clueless, superficial, selfish, and jaded.
No Bull Bill: Gates' blunt legacySource: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The message to top Microsoft Corp. executives wasn't that different from many others -- written by an aggravated Windows user who simply wanted to install a piece of the company's software on his computer.
Except that it was Bill Gates venting his frustrations.

The DOS box is dead, long live the DOS box!
Al Qaeda declares Cyber Jihad on the WestSource:
This war has been ongoing at a low level for quite some time, but now looks likely to step up a level, with a formal declaration of 'war' on critical Western IT infrastructure.
DOS a Ripoff of CP/M Upheld by JudgeSource: EE Times
Well duh, those of us who were around at the time knew this in spades. There was even CP/M source code floating around that was compatible with the 8088 processor with minimal reassembly or change. Good to see this validated in court.
Kyrgyz - US Relations: The 'Real' StorySource: neweurasia.net
Speculation over the state of relations between the Kyrgyz and American governments is nothing new in the media, especially where the US Ganci airbase at Bishkek's Manas International Airport is concerned.
Widespread DoS attacks paralyse public broadcaster's websiteSource: Uutiset - HS.fi
The website of the Finnish Broadcasting Company (YLE) was hit on Monday and Tuesday by at least three denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, which effectively paralysed the site's service for short periods.
First indications, according to F-Secure expert Mikko Hyppönen, wer …