Reporter profiles the people behind the Web addresses
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When they profile websites or Internet moguls, news outlets usually focus on the business end - &quot;How do they make money, and what&#39;s going to happen with the advertising?&quot; - says Yahoo reporter Kevin Sites. But there&#39;s far less reporting on people behind the websites, especially the lesser-known ones &quot;who are really changing the political, social and religious fabric,&quot; he says.
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Users will be able to choose whether their pages are revealed to outside search engines.
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The long-rumored site, dubbed "Mash," lets people create profiles for their friends.
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By Peter Johnson  When they profile websites or Internet moguls, news outlets usually focus on the business end -- "How do they make money, and what's going to happen with the advertising?" -- says Yahoo reporter Kevin Sites.
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NEW YORK -- The Internet's key oversight agency is investigating suspicions that insider information is being used to snatch desired domain names before an individual or business can register them.
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When computer users hunt for information on the Internet, they typically turn to Google or Yahoo. When analysts working for U.S. intelligence look for documents and data stored on computers inside their own agencies, they often turn to software made by a little-known firm from Northern Virginia.
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PHP Magazine has a new pointer today to an article talking about how to track your visitors using PHP.
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Big companies exploring ways to verify identities online
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ABC News' fleeting, inadvertent publishing of a computer screen name enabled a blogger to track down and make public the supposed identity of a former congressional page who traded salacious messages with former Rep. Mark Foley.
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KnowNow has unveiled a tool for creating a personalized portal containing information from multiple internal and external sources.
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Internet sleuths are turning their attention to the mystery of Lonelyboy43
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By going undercover on the Shadowcrew.com Web site, US investigators were able to find out which of the site&#39;s 4,000 members were taking part in criminal conduct.
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Infected sites feed exploits to visitors--and more sites are affected than first suspected.
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We know who they go after, but who won't they touch and why? It would be easy to put together a scorecard and a list of Web 2.0 luminaries who haven't graced their pages. We might find out who's sleeping with the editors of Valleywag.
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By Anonymous  WAN lessons learned  Plus: How to hide your online footprints.
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Tips for keeping your Web activities secret, or as secret as the Internet allows.
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Federal agency now turns to Internet service providers for information on people under investigation.