How To Set Up A Phishing Web Site
I realize that we’re probably going to get flagged for this big-time, but just to clear things up: this may not necessarily be strictly for malicious purposes, nor is it
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I realize that we’re probably going to get flagged for this big-time, but just to clear things up: this may not necessarily be strictly for malicious purposes, nor is it
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As the Facebook Insider reports, Facebook recently added a ‘Widowed’ option to its list of relationship status types in response to a growing petition.
It’s on everyone’s mind every now and again, but nobody ever says it: SEO and spam both have the same goals, yet the ethics involved in the tactics of reaching
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We’ve talked and complained about Google on many other occasions within this blog, but with many discussions of Google also comes discussions of privacy, and the fact that Google aims
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It isn’t surprising that a bug in the Microsoft Internet Explorer ActiveX controller has caused the flawed browser to be exploited since early July of this year. What is surprising,
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Privacy Policies: You know they’re there (hopefully), you know what they’re basically trying to convey to you, yet most of us never even read them besides a one-time skim to
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Joining the ranks of Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and (the currently-unconfirmed reports of) Jeff Goldblum, Richard Nixon died today while suffering from what witnesses say was a “minor heart attack”.
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We’re pleased to announce our first annual Watching Paint Dry Contest – here’s the flyer: *remember, this is not real even by a long shot
As of a Facebook announcement on both the developer blog and the top of the site for all users, Facebook is getting support for actual usernames in addition to what
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Anyone else remember furbies? Yeah, I found this and think it’s amazing what a rolled up Taco Bell receipt and a red marker can do.