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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Government's exams watchdog tries to clamp down on internet plagiarism and help from parents.
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Traceroute Security researcher Jose Nazario has uncovered circumstantial evidence of the use of botnets in politically-motivated denial of service attacks.â¦
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Palamida accuses rival Black Duck of "blatant plagiarism" of a database of open-source projects. Black Duck says it only used a "small slice."
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P2PLawsuits.com, registered recently by the Recording Industry Association of America, serves up ads for nasty file-sharing clients. The site is described in a leaked strategy letter allegedly sent by the group. In Listening Post.
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The annual hacker hit parade of the most popular loopholes in computer software has been published.
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Image files found on image-hosting sites look harmless, but conceal PHP exploit code.
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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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A new program claims to detect copy theft in any text document.
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By Anonymous  WAN lessons learned  Plus: How to hide your online footprints.
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By Phil Mulkins, Tulsa World, Okla.  Sep. 15--Dear Action Line: My kids think I'm an old fuddy-dud and bought me a computer with Internet service to "modernize me." On Monday, you said there were sneaks out there using "spyware" to steal my identity.
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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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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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A file-sharing website is ordered to reveal the names of users who posted copies of JRR Tolkien's novels online.
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Suspect accused of stealing and distributing source code over the Internet.
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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 pyjamas at  age eight" on their online entrance forms.
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Rogue copying software lets users clone anything or anyone they want in the virtual world. By letting its community respond, Linden Labs sets the stage for a bold experiment in alternatives to U.S.-style copyright. Commentary by Jennifer Granick.