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Boys will be boys.

08
Jun
2011

…but I'm not convinced that LulzSec's admiration for Nintendo and Sega makes them suitable playmates. More about that in my latest article for SC Magazine's Cybercrime Corner: Bad boys and black ops The fact is, as Tom Brewster suggests, that whatever the hacker community's personal taste is in games and consoles, gamers are a tempting […]

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Bitcoin: P2P underground cyber currency?

07
Jun
2011

Bitcoins, a self-generated hash-based peer-to-peer currency with no centralized regulating body, are on a stratospheric trajectory, will it replace traditional legal tender as the currency of choice for cyber-nastiness? First, a little background. Bitcoins first surfaced in a white paper purportedly by Satoshi Nakamoto. While no one can trace his (her) exact identity, it seems […]

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