Trained dogs to help secure U.S. Super Bowl sites
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Dogs trained to detect explosives, especially the kind used by Islamic extremists, will help secure next month's Super Bowl, the biggest event in the U.S. sporting calendar, law authorities said on Monday.
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Business & money: Employees allowed to bring pets into workplace for a day.
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London could host the NFL's showpiece Superbowl match, according to Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga.
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Super Bowl XXXIX will be played on the most meticulously nurtured turf in the world.
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Ellis Hobbs has seen enough recent footage of Plaxico Burress to have formulated a plan for keeping up with the Giants receiver's fleet feet in the Super Bowl.
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The New England Patriots' bruising  defense has put the Super Bowl champions in position to become  one of the NFL's greatest teams.
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ONLINE: A look at the compound where the Alexanders train and prepare dogs for competition.
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Troy Brown, who held the Patriotsâ single-season reception record that was surpassed this season by Wes Welker, ran routes for the scout team to help prepare the Patriotsâ defense for the Super Bowl.
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Sniffer rescue dogs trained to find explosives or earthquake survivors buried in rubble may soon have some competition -- rats.
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Advertisers may have been bitten once  by an indecency scandal at the 2004 Super Bowl, but they are  not shy about getting back into the game for the next U.S.  football championship.
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Dog owners in Geneva will have to undergo a special course to learn how to keep their pooches in line, under a new local law voted Sunday.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's  biggest retailer, is ready for some football.
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(InfoWorld) - Security experts are finding an increasing number of Web sites hosting malicious JavaScript code firstÂ detected on Super Bowl-related sitesÂ last week. Sites covering topics ranging from health care to government have been hacked to host the JavaScript, SANS Internet Storm Center Director Marcus H. Sachs wrote on the SANS blog, listing some of the hacked sites. "System administrators might want to check their network flow logs for any traffic to these sites and for any traffic to the five sites that hosted the hostile JavaScript," Sachs wrote. The attack targets two known vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Windows operating systems, for which patches were issued in April and January. Computers with unpatched software are vulnerable to the attack. If one of the hacked sites is visited, the JavaScript code directs the browser to a second Web server, based in China, and tries to install a Trojan Horse downloader and password-stealing program on the victim's computer. Initially, the exploit appeared isolated to Web sites related to U.S. football, as hackers tried to capitalize on the surge of traffic to sites concerning the Super Bowl sporting event, which was played on Sunday. The site of the Miami Dolphins team, and another site for its stadium, were hacked, although they were eventually cleaned up. Security company WebsenseÂ reported the problem on the stadium site on Friday. Websense recommended that users stay away from the affected sites until they had been cleaned up. Â
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Ernie Holmes won two Super Bowls as an anchor of Pittsburghâs famed Steel Curtain defense in the 1970s.
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SEPANG, Malaysia  - Malaysia deployed two sniffer  dogs in its battle against music and movie piracy on Tuesday,  becoming the first country in the world to use the animals to  hunt for disks of illegal recordings hidden in cargo. Two  female Black Labradors, "Flo" and "Lucky," demonstrated their  technique by sniffing through piles of sealed cartons in an air  cargo hangar and then signaling their handler about a suspect  package by sitting down in front of it.
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Players are always cautioned against  getting into late-night trouble before the Super Bowl, yet  Bears defenders hope to lure the Colts into their on-field  'strip club' when the teams meet in Sunday's NFL title game.
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By Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News  Citing a worldwide threat to the security of the United States from hostile nations, the Army wants to renovate Dugway Proving Ground's old Baker Laboratory to increase defense testing against biological agents.