Computer researchers University of Cambridge in the UK have developed a new defense tactic against hacking attacks by implementing suicide instructions in computer networks under attack.

The approach works by giving all the devices on a network or "nodes" - the ability to destroy themselves, taking any nearby malevolent device with them. Self-sacrifice provides a check against malicious nodes attacking legitimate ones.

Recent survey has shown rather a poor popularity of Ron Paul within the print media in high contrast with his seemingly increase of online acceptance and succes. This contrast led to a rise of the question whether or not the online support is real and not spammer based.

All of the sudden, a beautiful blonde pops up and she promises to remove her lingerie if you help her. Of course you will. It’s human nature to enjoy a strip show. Especially when it’s free. Unfortunately, there is no free beer and the blonde is interested in your brain. The one on your shoulders.

There is a cyber war developing between Turkish and Swedish hackers and there is a lot to be learned, says Tier-3, the behavioural analysis IT security software specialist.

Geoff Sweeney, CTO of Tier-3, said:
"Reportedly this war kicked off when several Swedish newspapers published a caricature of the Muslim prophet Muhammad earlier this month.

USAToday has a story about the ever increasing problem of breaking the company's AUP (acceptable usage policy) by accesing adult websites on company time. The wide spread of mobile devices such as BlackBerry or laptops made it very hard for security managers to restrict access to porn sites; The recent litigation surrounding porn-at-work complaints has many employers scrambling to come up with better strategies for discouraging workers from viewing such material.