Cyber attacks engulf Kremlin's critics
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A political battle is raging in Russian cyberspace. Opposition parties and independent media say murky forces have committed vast resources to hacking and crippling their Web sites in attacks similar to those that hit tech-savvy Estonia as the Baltic nation sparred with Russia over a Soviet war memorial.
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Russia seems to be looking to create a controllable internet independent from the wider web
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The Kremlin's strategy is beginning to take shape.
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Russia tested new missiles Tuesday that a Kremlin official boasted could penetrate any defense system
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is defending his government&#39;s efforts to strengthen and centralize control in the wake of several recent terrorist attacks.
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A wave of terror has hit Russia. We have grown used to referring to what has been happening in Chechnya as the âcounter-terrorist operationâ.
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Make what you will of the repeated waves of cyber attacks against Estonia, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper. But the lesson will be copied by others.
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Governments are readying themselves for the Big One, a long-announced, long-awaited cyberwar of global proportions.
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Putting a stop to the cyberbullies is not going to be easy, says columnist Bill Thompson.
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The Russian authorities come under a torrent of press criticism for their alleged incompetence in the Beslan siege.
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Â· Women had accused Putin of complicity in deaths Â· Kremlin 'using extremism law to silence critics'
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Russian Internet enthusiasts are locked in a tussle with an international body over a relic of the Soviet past -- the .su domain name assigned to the country just before the Soviet Union collapsed.
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The Russian president puts some blame on his international critics -- and supports president Bush
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In a rare show of dissent in the Kremlin-controlled parliament, a former KGB officer-turned-lawmaker launched a scathing attack on President Vladimir Putin's electoral reform, saying Thursday it was pushing the nation back to its authoritarian past.
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Malicious PDF files being sent out in e-mails in an effort to infect users' computers are the work of the notorious Russian Business Network, according to security researcher Ken Dunham.
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THE Russian press has lashed out at President Vladimir Putin&#39;s government for failing to &quot;call a spade a spade&quot; and admit that this week&#39;s simultaneous crashes of two passenger jets were the work of terrorists.
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Plan has prompted the first serious opposition to the Putin government.