Hole in pajamas reveals Internet plagiarism
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Candidates for British universities have  been caught red-handed copying their applications from the  Internet after hundreds mentioned "burning a hole in pajamas at  age eight" on their online entrance forms.
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A creative clip titled "Here Comes Another Bubble" gets popped due to a copyright claim from an unnamed third party.
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A bug in Microsoft&#39;s Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000 and Proxy Server 2.0 can let hackers spoof Web content, such as a trusted site, with their own fake content, the Redmond
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Blog: Researcher shows how URLs can be spoofed and content arbitrary within Safari 3.0 beta.
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Government's exams watchdog tries to clamp down on internet plagiarism and help from parents.
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Job portal Monster.com has released details of how cyber thieves stole confidential information.
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A potential security flaw has been found in Google&#39;s Desktop Search by a Rice University professor and two of his students. A hacker could use the glitch to search the content of someone&#39;s computer via the internet.
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Blog: Writer is duped for the first time ever by a phishing attack; feels violated and ashamed
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On page 10 of 54-page diatribe A Harvard researcher has accused one of America's biggest retailers of sneaking privacy-stealing spyware from ComScore onto customers' machines.â¦
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Letters: On the need for a code of behavior for the Internet.
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E-mail message falsely claims that tool detects, cleans up adult-related material on your PC.
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Hole allows attackers to create fake Web sites that look genuine.
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One of Harvard University's Web sites appeared on Monday to have been hacked, with its contents appearing on th...
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Students have always plagiarized; technology just makes it easier.
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The Internet&#39;s growing band of plagiarists are about to meet their worst nightmare-- a program that claims to be able to detect copy theft in any text document.
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A flaw in Mozilla&#8217;s Firefox browser makes it easy for cybercriminals to steal user information on Web sites where users create their own pages, such as MySpace.com.
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To combat a misleading e-mail about a cancer test, doctors release their own version on the Internet.