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Microsoft has $250,000 for you – some strings attached

19
Jul
2011

Recently published on Microsoft’s Technet Blogs site, nestling between Haiku #154 and Bloom’s Taxonomy for Learning Objectives, you will find an unassumingly erudite, if lawyerly, posting. You probably want to read it. It could be worth US$250,000. To get all the money for yourself, there are, of course, conditions. You will need to rat out […]

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Visit the New Facebook? Hacker warning spreads like wildfire on social network

16
May
2011

Facebook users are posting warnings to one another about a hacker operating on the network, using the offer to “Visit the new Facebook” to break into pages and kick out the page’s legitimate administrators. Unfortunately the alerts do not include enough information to be useful, and members of the public may be unwittingly perpetuating a […]

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