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(Reuters) - A software flaw in Apple Inc's iPhones and iPads may allow hackers to build apps that secretly install p...

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A new web video comes as evidence the hacker group Anonymous is getting involved in the 2012 election.

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(Reuters) - Latin American members of the activist hacker group Anonymous called off a planned November 5 plan to expose people associated with the Ze...

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In a time of government gone wild, the online hyucksters and hackers known as Anonymous have taken it upon themselves to teach The Man a thing or two. Somewhat congregated on message boards like 4chan and Reddit, Anonymous is known for targeting religious groups like Westboro Baptist Church and other questionable notables like white supremacist Hal Turner and internet child predator, Chris Forcand.

That picture of a cat licking a lollipop you found on Google Images may be infected.

According to the SANS Internet Storm Center, a number of Google Images are actually infected with malware that misdirects users to pages that try to sell fake anti-virus scareware and to makes users believe they must download the program to avoid viruses.

With nearly a million titles available for its on-the-go readers, the Amazon Kindle and its associated e-book apps have revolutionized the reading world. Lately, however, they've also opened up an enticing new vector for online attacks.

We are following the Reel Grrls and Comcast story! Last week, a blogger at the award-winning Seattle-based Reel Grrls video project for teenager girls posted a tweet: "OMG! @FCC Commissioner Baker voted 2 approve Comcast/NBC merger & is now lving FCC for A JOB AT COMCAST?!?http://su.pr/1trT4z #mediajustice"

But rather than getting humiliated, Comcast became furious. As it happens Comcast had granted the Real Grrls an $18,000 grant to operate a summer program educating filmmaking, croping and editing and screenwriting. So its community Vice President shot away a livid email pulling the money. Without having that cash, the Reel Grrls summertime camp won't materialize.

Nevertheless the Reel Grrls didn't backed off or remove their twitter update. Rather, they called their associates and informed the mass media. They even produced their own personal wonderful video sharing their side of the story.

Just as soon as the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and Associated Press acquired their hands on the storyline, Comcast out of the blue changed its tune. It stated the threats had been "unauthorized" and stated that it wouldn't pull the money. It's quite difficult for just about any non-profit to turn down $18,000. However even though Comcast reversed course attempting to evade a public realtions catastrophe, the Reel Grrls stuck with their principles. They're informing Comcast to keep its cash if it's planning to try and censor whatever they say.

Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly often have their disagreements, but on Thursday's edition of O'Reilly's "At Your Beck And Call,"the two were in sync repeatedly.

One point of harmony? MSNBC's dire future. The two hated a long, contentious interview that MSNBC anchor Martin Bashir had with Andrew Breitbart. Both agreed that it was a signal of MSNBC's imminent demise. "It's just not going to stand," Beck said. "MSNBC--how long does that stay in business like that? There's nothing there."