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Thursday, February 19, 2004
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Experts warn of new Netsky worm variant: "Antivirus software companies are warning that a new version of the NetSky e-mail worm is circulating on the Internet, only a day after the appearance of a new variant of the Beagle or "Bagle" worm prompted similar warnings." [IDG InfoWorld]
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Mom sues RIAA members for racketeering: "A New Jersey mother has turned the tables on the Recording Industry Association of America by suing the major labels for racketeering." [The Register]
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Microsoft's Shared-Source defeats Trustworthy Computing: "Microsoft's security is in part a function of keeping its source code out of the wrong hands. Thus the Shared Source gimmick is in direct conflict with that portion of the company's Trustworthy Computing gimmick that depends on secrecy." [The Register]
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Tempers Flare Around The iPod: "I already knew that a huge population of Windows bashers, and a huge population of Mac bashers populate the Internet -- but now I've met the iPod bashers." (New York Times via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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