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Cybercrooks take shine to Apple lineup - washingtonpost.com
Mac geeks estimate that Apple presold 120,000 iPads on March 12, but it's not just aficionados who are gearing up for Cupertino's next big thing: The iPad is expected to be a target for credit-card thieves and online scammers of all types.
Technology Review: Mapping the Malicious Web
Over the past couple of years, cybercriminals have increasingly focused on finding ways to inject malicious code into legitimate websites. Typically they've done this by embedding code in an editable part of a page and using this code to serve up harmful content from another part of the Web.Yelp is a social media review site. User of Yelp write reviews on business that they use and go to.
Trouble with Yelp - Geek News Central
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03/21/2010 | FoxTrot.com
Google’s Matt Cutts takes issue with my post yesterday expressing mild outrage that Facebook puts its application developers in a position of having to choose between “user experience” and “monetization.” I called that choice the “Evil Dial” – more evil, more money, and Facebook gets their cut because all of these guys plow that money back into Facebook advertising. Cutts’ issue is the apparent contradiction with an earlier post where I criticize Twitter for saying that they want to “be a force for good.”
Not Being Evil Has To Be More Than A Marketing Slogan.
Facebook To Pay $9.5 Million in Privacy Settlement
Facebook may be denying any wrongdoing, but a California judge is disagreeing with the social networks' disagreement to the tune of a $9.5 million dollar settlement today.