Global Warming: Emails Shed a New LightSource: msnbc.com
I know we could debate the morality of the theft that made this information available: some will say it was a completely unwarranted breach of privacy, whereas others will liken it to a 'black ops' mission essential for ending the conspiracy of global warming.
Lou Dobbs Abruptly Quits CNNSource: The New York Times
Jonathan Klein, offered a choice to Lou Dobbs, the channel's most outspoken anchor. Mr. Dobbs could vent his opinions on radio and anchor an objective newscast on television, or he could leave CNN.
Virginia's Elections Are UNCONSTITUTIONAL?!?!Source:
Yes, Virginia, your elections are unconstitutional, and frankly, no one in power gives a damn!
Check it out if you want to know why the government doesn't listen to the voters any more.
Man banished from PayPal for showing how to hack PayPalSource: The Register (UK)
PayPal suspended the account of a white-hat hacker on Tuesday, a day after someone used his research into website authentication to publish a counterfeit certificate for the online payment processor.
Apache.org hack Source: f-secure.com
Earlier today the official website for the Apache Software Foundation (of the Apache web server fame) was offline for several hours.
When it came back online, it briefly showed this message:
DeMint: Obama Is "Out Of Control"Source: The Huffington Post
Senator Jim DeMint, R-S.C., who has taken a particular glee in pushing the argument that health care could be Obama's unraveling, did little to calm the rhetoric between him and the White House on Sunday.
Timeline: Le Twitter Hack Source: lalawag.com
Did you get lost during last week's Twitter hack or #twittergate? Don't worry if you did, there was a lot of information and opinions being thrown around. For those who would like to catch up and recap, I've prepared a little timeline for you.
Computer Virus Strikes FBI, U.S. Marshals Service - Science News | Science Source: shar.es
Amidst spreading worries about the strength of Obama and his administration's national security policies, rumors of North Korea's hacking attempts on our computer systems, and Obama's apparent lack of understanding of the threat we are under, this most recent attempt seems to con …
Someone is having fun with the Konami code on ESPN.comSource: Kotaku
Someone somewhere is having a blast. Someone iserted a program that once you enter the classic video game cheat knowen as the Konami code(up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, enter) it makes unicorns pop up on the front page of ESPN.com
We didn't hack US computers: ChinaSource: Australian News Network
CHINA insisted it was opposed to internet crimes, following a US media report that said Chinese hackers may have been behind a cyber attack on computers linked to a new US fighter jet.
Criminals Paying Up to $32,000 for Old Nokia Cell PhonesSource: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
Got an old Nokia 1100 sitting around? You may be sitting on a fortune... albeit with a catch.
Certain circles are said to be paying upwards of $32,000 for the handsets, at least those made in Nokia's Bochum factory in Germany.
Electricity Grid in U.S. Penetrated by Spies Source: Wall Street Journal
Cyberspies have penetrated the U.S. electrical grid and left behind software programs that could be used to disrupt the system, according to current and former national-security officials.

"Baxter International Inc. in Austria 'unintentionally contaminated samples with the bird flu virus that were used in laboratories in 3 neighboring countries, raising concern about the potential spread of the deadly disease'.
Hacking Digital Fingerprints: MD5 cracked!Source: Technology Review
Sensitive online documents, such as certificates that vouch for banking sites, bear "digital fingerprints" that identify them without revealing their contents. The fingerprints are produced from the documents' contents by algorithms that are supposed to be irreversible.
Mac AttackingSource: Technology Review
Fans of Apple computers often boast about superior security. But as Macs have gained in popularity over the past few years, this has brought much more attention from hackers.
Latest Facebook Scam: Phishers Hit Up "Friends" for CashSource: TechCrunch
One of the best things about Facebook is that you know who you're dealing with. You've verified every friend connection and nearly everyone has a collection of personal photos proving they're who they say they are.
Chinese Spies in the .com WorldSource: AlterNet.org
China has a vast intelligence-gathering operation of Chinese citizens recruited to spy on and hack into U.S. computers.
Obama, CNN Twitter Accounts HackedSource: NBC: Red Tape Chronicles
Social networking tool Twitter was hit by a major hacker attack on Monday, with several "high profile" accounts -- including that of President-elect Barack Obama -- taken over by computer criminals, the firm said.
Twitter Gets Hacked, BadlySource: TechCrunch
Phishing attacks, which hit Twitter over the weekend, are a sign a service has arrived (Facebook has the same problem).